Responding to the results of the Bay State's primaries Tuesday, the Massachusetts Republican Party said Bay State voters are primed to support a new wave of politicians in November.

With state legislators like Tony Verga (D-Gloucester), Patrick Natale (D-Woburn) and Dianne Wilkerson (D-Boston) being unseated by primary opponents, Rob Willington, the state party's executive director, said voters want new representation on Beacon Hill.

"The choice for voters is clear," Willington said. "Sending the same people back to Beacon Hill will continue to produce the same failure of leadership the currently plague Massachusetts."

Despite Republicans having little electoral success in the Bay State in recent years, Willington said voters are ready for change on Beacon Hill. Wilkerson charged that Gov. Deval Patrick, a Milton Democrat, and the Democratic-led state legislature have produced few results.

"Deval Patrick and the Beacon Hill Democrats are hiking taxes by hundreds of millions of dollars," he said. "They're increasing spending, much of it by adding wasteful pork projects. They are borrowing and mortgaging our future and the Democrat legislature is doing nothing."

Willington also highlighted the state's financial standing.

"Our state faces a projected billion dollar budget," he said. "Beacon Hill is broken and the only way the people can fix it...is by electing Republican candidates this November."