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Fewer Hub voters turn out, views split at polls Politics. This year’s gubernatorial race saw 30,000 fewer voters than in 2010, but statewide the vote was decisive when it came to the ballot questions, namely the bottle bill expansion. PAGE 02

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Boston Mayor Marty Walsh, left, casts his ballot the Cristo Rey Boston High School in Dorchester on Tuesday morning. Emotions were positive at both camps Tuesday night, even though the governor’s race was still too close to call at midnight. Charlie Baker was ahead by roughly 6,500 votes with 90 percent of precincts reporting. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI AND DEREK KOUYOUMJIAN, METRO

Boston. Much like the returns as of press time, the polls were hard to call on Tuesday.

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While the gubernatorial election was still too close to call at midnight, Bostonians had no shortage of opinions regarding the race’s two main contenders: Republican Charlie Baker, who was ahead by just 6,500 votes with 90 percent of precincts reporting, and Democrat Martha Coakley. Randy Dinsmore, a 34-yearold mover from Boston, said he typically votes based on the candidate, not the party. “I feel politics is so beyond us regular people that I end up voting for the person that I don’t like the least,” he said. “I liked Baker better than Coakley. He seemed like he was more in touch, I guess. At least with me.” He added, “When it comes to politicians, it all seems so crooked. Our best guy just died [Mayor Tom Menino], you know what I mean?” Sasha Kaufmann, a 31-yearold social worker from Boston, meanwhile, voted for Coakley.

Voter turnout

Fewer Hub voters at the polls There are more than 380,000 registered voters in Boston, but by 6 p.m., 131,622 people, or 34 percent of the eligible voters in Boston, had made it to the polls. In comparison, during the 2010 gubernatorial race, 164,312 registered Boston voters cast their ballots. Boston has a total of 255 precincts at over 150 polling locations and of the more than 1,700 election officers working the polls, more than 400 are fluent in second languages.

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“I identify as a gay person and she’s been very strong for the LGBT community as well as her work for equal pay. I also heard a lot about Charlie Baker was trying to restrict the welfare system and I didn’t like that, particularly considering how our economy is today.” Sophia Foutsitzis, a 19-yearold student at Boston University, said “the Democratic ticket resonates with me both as a woman and a young person.” “I feel like a lot of things went down these past two years with regards to birth control and women’s rights. That and environmental policies brought me out,” she said. Foutsitzis said she favored expanding the bottle deposit in the state and keeping the gas tax as it is, two issues that were featured as ballot questions. “I did get a little confused regarding the ballot questions, though,” she said. “I’m concerned I didn’t vote for the right thing.” Democrat Beverley Coniglio, a jeweler who lives near Fenway, said she hoped to keep Republicans out of state office. That, and instituting mandatory sick leave for the majority of businesses in the state drew her to the polls. “I voted ‘yes’ because I’ve been in that position where

Ballot questions Bay State voters spoke loud and clear when it came to the four ballot initiatives, all which have somewhat of a financial impact. Here are the results as of press time: •

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Voters appeared poised to pass Question 1 to repeal the law that ties the gas tax to the consumer price index 52 percent to 48 percent. Voters overwhelming defeated Question 2 to expand the

you want the sick time,” she said. “I cocktailed for a while, where you’re making $2.50 an hour. ... It’s crazy. It’s not fair.” Husband and wife Jonathan Danforth, 58, and Cynthia Danforth, 55, said they liked Baker’s private sector experience. “We need to shake it up,” he said, adding that he did not like Coakley’s campaign fixating on the truthfulness of the fisherman story that brought Baker to tears in the last debate. “Going after the fish thing, that totally turned me off,” he said. “That was a low blow. I thought, ‘Who cares?’” Both Danforths, who run a technology business, were also

bottle bill to include a 5-cent deposit on water, juices and sports drinks by 73 percent to 27 percent. •

Voters rejected Question 3 to repeal the state’s casino gambling law, 60 percent to 40 percent.

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Voters approved Question 4, requiring businesses to offer employees paid sick time 60 percent to 40 percent.

against opening casinos, and supported the repeal in Question 3. “We have so many great things going for us, do we really need this?” asked Cynthia. Christine Yorty, a 53-yearold artist, said she didn’t like Coakley or Baker. “I don’t know if it’s true but that stuff about him outsourcing jobs? That makes me crazy,’ she said. “And she’s no Deval Patrick.” She said the state needs to maintain its current gas tax. “Our economy has never tanked as badly as other places in part because we’ve had public money. We need to keep doing that,” she said. METRO

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The 24-year-old sister of accused Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev pleaded guilty in South Boston Municipal Court on Tuesday to misleading a Boston Police detective as he investigated the passing of a counterfeit bill at a local Applebee’s restaurant. Ailina Tsarnaeva will serve no jail time if she stays out of trouble in the next 30 days, according to the Suffolk County District Attorney office. However she faces up to two-and-a-half-years in prison if she reoffends before then.

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Rihanna graces the cover of Elle magazine for the fourth time for its December issue. She sat down with the magazine for a Q-and-A session full of evidence that Rihanna truly is the Ernest Hemingway of pop stars, using two words where someone like Miley Cyrus would probably use 12. But even with such brevity, her answers are illuminating — terrified of childbirth, rth, loves Michael Bolton’s “Greatest Hits.” Here are some of her more memorable sound bites.

The answer we don’t really believe: Elle: What do people misunderTwitter feed Today, Roseanne Barr is considering a career as a whiskey spokeswoman, Ricky Martin is all about self-improvement, Kristin Chenoweth is feeling like a social media slacker and Jimmy Kimmel is feeling #blessed. @therealroseanne: thank Heavens for Makers Mark as it loosens up the more powerful joy centers which r th secret weapon against death by depressive banality.

stand about you? Rihanna: I’m shy. The answer that’s not such a huge surprise: Elle: What’s your mantra? Rihanna: “F--- bitches, get money!” The answer that solidifies her geek cred: Elle: The last time you were starstruck? Rihanna: When I met Aaron Paul at the Spike awards.

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Most unintentionally cringe-inducing answer: Elle: If you were a piece of jewelry, what would it be? Rihanna: I’d be a choker!

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Between the Beyonce album info leaks, Angelina Jolie considering political office and the Katy Perry-Taylor Swift feud, maybe we forgot to keep an eye on Miley Cyrus. Hey, it happens. So what’s she been doing while attentions have been elsewhere? Snagging herself a Schwarzenegger. Cyrus is reportedly dating Patrick Schwarzenegger, son of the Governator and Maria

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Stress-free living Forget PowerBars — did you know that you get energy from your home? Christa O’Leary, author of “Home in Harmony: Designing an Inspired Life,� utilizes her background in psychology and interior design to transform your over-cluttered digs into a sanctuary.

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Turn o your autopilot Are you guilty of not making your bed? If running out of the house with pillows and sheets scattered is something you’ve become accustomed to, it’s time to make a conscious change. “People don’t realize this, but 80 percent of our daily thoughts and actions are done out of habit,â€? O’Leary says. “Being aware of this is key. In order to see some changes in your home, you have to discard your bad tendencies and replace them with beneficial ones, which will inspire better living.â€?

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Choose paint carefully Who knew our wall color could have such an impact on our actions? “Red actually increases aggression and our energy level, and physiologically it increases your heart rate and makes you hungry,� O’Leary explains. “So if you are trying to lose weight, red would be the worst color to paint your kitchen.� O’Leary’s home is full of “grounding colors,� such as beiges and grays. “You have to figure out what will support you,� she says.

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“All of the products you bring into your home have a direct impact on the function of your body and your vitality and vibrancy,� says O’Leary. “Even the cleaning products you’re using have a direct impact on your health.� Because of this, she suggests going for organic and natural cleaners.

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Fall trends. Low prices, but also low inventory for fall home buyers Cooler weather in September not only brought a swift end to summer, but according to some reports, the unseasonal cold snap cooled the home sales market, too. Did the chilly air kill the Greater Boston market? “Well, yes and no,” says realtor Susan Piracini of RE/ MAX Leading Edge of Back Bay. “There was a cooling in the market and we did have a slow September, and some of that was weather related. But, overall, it was more a reaction to the red-hot crazy spring and summer market.” Piracini says this year’s frenzied bidding wars, which pushed home sales over asking price, scared a lot of buyers off. “It got to the point where there was buyer resistance to the higher prices. Sellers got cocky and pushed prices up and up. After seeing ten homes and getting outbid on each, buyers give up and go and rent.” Fall is a good time for buying. Many home owners whose

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houses haven’t sold are more willing to negotiate, as most people want to move before the holidays kick in.

“This is usually a great time of year for buyers. But much of the inventory did get snapped up, so they might have to settle for something that isn’t their ideal home. But they can get a good deal,” Piracini says. While it might not be as hot as 2014, the next year is still likely to be a hot one. “There’s a natural leveling off. It’s no giant correction, nothing like what we saw in 2008.” LINDA CLARKE

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HEALTH GUIDE

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Scorpio|Oct. 23-Nov. 21. Your powers of persuasion are undeniable. Once you make a commitment and put yourself on the line, others will join in.

Sagittarius | Nov. 22Dec. 21. Keep up with changing trends. Sign up for a course about various technological advancements that could do wonders for your career. Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan. 20. Consider an investment opportunity. Do the groundwork and avoid joint ventures. Someone you are close to will be overly sensitive. Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb. 18. Put your needs first. Accept the challenge that a leadership opportunity offers. Have faith in your skills and talent. Consider mentoring others; it may help you accomplish more in the end. Pisces | Feb. 19-March 20. Look beyond the present and broaden your list of potential business partners. Choose a person whose opinion you value and whose drive and determination best match your own. Aries | March 21-April 20. You’ll be faced with trying individuals today. Refuse to let anyone draw you into a futile battle of wills. Save your energy for pursuits that are worth your while.

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Taurus | April 21-May 21. Tie up loose ends. Update your legal, medical and financial documents, and make travel plans that could help you out professionally and give you incentive to work harder. Gemini | May 22-June 20. Do whatever it takes to put a little spice in your life. Be a participant and show off your flirtatious personality. A close friend will bring you news. Cancer | June 21-July 22. Don’t allow family problems to interfere with your job responsibilities. Be mindful of where you are, what you are doing and with whom you are dealing. Mediation will be required. Leo | July 23-Aug. 22. There is always room for improvement. Expand your mind, interests and friendships. The knowledge and experience you gain will make you a soughtafter commodity. Virgo | Aug. 23-Sept. 22. Follow through on your home improvement ideas. Put a realistic plan in place that will bring positive results for the lowest price. Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22. You will experience troubling times if you get into a disagreement. Talking to an outsider about your concerns will give you perspective regarding how to rectify it. EUGENIA LAST

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Re: ‘Oppression against cyclists is great travesty of our age’ (Metro, Nov. 4) In response to letter writer Jack Dickenson, the WHY is this: Lawless cyclists should be targeted by police over pedestrians because bicycles are vehicles that regularly travel over the speed limit set by the city. “Lawless” pedestrians don’t do the same. Jaywalking pedestrians are not going to

It’s bad enough that I have to get cut off almost daily by cyclists (while in a crosswalk no less), but now I have to read about their “oppression” in Metro. Get a grip, Jack — cyclists are going 10 to 15 miles an hour, while pedestrians are going about 2 to 3 mph. We’re just trying to get to work without getting hit by a car or bike — pedestrians and vehicles stop at lights and follow the rules of

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Chara mum on time of return Zdeno Chara on Tuesday declined to say whether or not he was progressing well after tearing the PCL in his left knee. “There’s not a timetable right now,� Chara said. “I wish I could tell you guys exactly when I’m going to return, but at this point it’s just really a slow process, so who knows then the [return] day is.�

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The best part of every regular season for Peyton Manning is always the game after he had to deal with a Bill Belichick defense.

We now know that the Steelers are at least a solid football team, so the Colts’ blowout loss to them in Week 8 wasn’t as bad as it seemed.

Alex Smith’s line in the Chiefs’ 24-10 win over the Jets was perfectly Alex Smith. He connected on 21-of-31 passes for 199 yards.

They’re slowing rebuilding their reputation after a blowout loss to the Pats, a tie versus the Panthers and a shutout loss to the Colts.

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Patriots (7-2) No team in the NFL was or is beating that Pats team that played late Sunday afternoon. Darrelle Revis and Brandon Browner give the Pats, arguably, the best pass defense in the pass-happy NFL and Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski are the most dangerous QB-TE combo in the league since 2011’s Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski.

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Miami scored 27 points in three straight games before breaking the trend this past Sunday by putting 37 on the board against San Diego.

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went 1-for-25 from 3-point range. Things went a bit better two nights later against the Mavs as the green hit 11-of-31 from deep. This is not to say that Boston can’t score. The C’s are averaging 108 points per game so far this season, the third-best mark in the league. Je Green is leading the way, scoring-wise, pumping in 23 points per game with Avery Bradley (17.7 ppg) and Jared Sullinger (13.7 ppg) also getting the job done oensively. The Celtics get back to work Wednesday at TD Garden when they’ll host the Raptors (7:30 p.m., CSNNE). Toronto won its ďŹ rst two games of the season, beating Atlanta and Orlando, before falling to Miami on Sunday. MATT BURKE

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