The candidates in BOLD have won a plurality vote of the body being represented.

President

Christopher Galkowski (64 votes)

Patrick Russell (incumbent) (1309 votes)

Vice President

Thomas Prendergast (incumbent) (1241 votes)

Secretary

Allen Bondeson (incumbent) (1210 votes)

Treasurer

Cody Buckman (105 votes)

Jessica Leger (incumbent) (1241 votes)

Trustees (3 seats)

Cody Buckman (545 votes)

Christophen M. Dighton (107 votes)

Paul DiPietro (incumbent) (1018 votes)

Robert Nicotera (557 votes)

Ronnie E. Stoner (incumbent) (952 votes)

Charles Young (378 votes)

Officers (35 positions in 13 voting groups)

Group 1 – Department of Transportation (12 seats)

Lokman Arran (166 votes)

Miranda Briseño (208 votes)

Nicholas Delvento (incumbent) (336 votes)

Christophen M. Dighton (incumbent) (209 votes)

Patrick Finn (incumbent) (307 votes)

Tabor Freitas (180 votes)

Robert Fitzgerald (incumbent) (344 votes)

Brian Graziano (incumbent) (290 votes)

Valerie Kilduff (275 votes)

Herrio Lamothe (159 votes)

Carmen D. Ramirez (incumbent) (339 votes)

Steve Ready (incumbent) (309 votes)

Mark Spinale (incumbent) (340 votes)

JP Telemaque (incumbent) (338 votes)

Andrew Welcome (147 votes)

Joseph Yoo (217 votes)

Group 2 – Department of Environmental Protection (6 seats)

John Bardzik (incumbent) (199 votes)

Joseph Dorant (incumbent) (206 votes)

James Gibbs (incumbent) (184 votes)

Michael Hurley (incumbent) (204 votes)

Nicholas Shuler (192 votes)

Jackson Struble (165 votes)

Group 3 – Department of Public Health (3 seats)

William F. Callahan (92 votes)

B. Marie Cunningham (incumbent) (94 votes)

Elisabeth O’Brien (incumbent) (98 votes)

Group 4 – Massachusetts Water Resources Authority (3 seats)

David Gottshall (incumbent) (59 votes)

Courtney Keddy (41 votes)

Cara Seaman (incumbent) (78 votes)

Michael Strangie (incumbent) (61 votes)

Group 5 – Department of Labor and Workforce Development and Office of the Attorney General (1 seat)

Lou Penella (incumbent) (20 votes)

Group 6 – Department of Fish and Game (1 seat)

(none)

Group 7 – Department of Conservation and Recreation, Department of Environmental Affairs, Division of Energy Resources, and Department of Agricultural Resources (3 seats)

Paula Davison (incumbent) (97 votes)

Darryl Forgione (incumbent) (111 votes)

Christopher Galkowski (15 votes)

Mike Galvin (incumbent) (104 votes)

Hai Van Ha (20 votes)

Group 8 – Department of Public Safety, Department of State Police, Department of Fire Services, and Office of the Chief Medical Examiner (1 seat)

Jessica Brown (incumbent) (50 votes)

Jessica Leger (23 votes)

Group 9 – Department of Mental Health, Department of Developmental Services, Chelsea Soldier’s Home, Executive Offices of Health and Human Services, and MassAbility (1 seat)

Gerald McCullough (incumbent) (4 votes)

Group 10 – Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance (1 seat)

Mary D. Richmond (incumbent) (42 votes)

Group 11 – Department of Housing and Community Development and Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency (1 seat)

(none)

Group 12 – Department of Corrections, Department of Revenue, Department of Public Utilities, and Military Division (1 seat)

Nolan Griffiths (32 votes)

Group 13 – Active Retirees (1 seat – nonvoting)

Charles T. Chiang (6 votes)

Paul K. Donohue (incumbent) (117 votes)

James M. Galvin (29 votes)