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2014 Republican lieutenant governor primary races by the numbers

Published August 18. 2014 2:17PM | Updated August 18. 2014 4:27PM

Groton town councilor Heather Bond Somers on Wednesday narrowly beat party-endorsed candidate Penny Bacchiochi to become the Republican candidate for lieutenant governor.

Here are the county-by-county and town-by-town vote counts:

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