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Click here to visit the new home of Politics Daily!Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown stunned the White House and the Democrats when he won the seat held for half a century by Democratic stalwart Edward Kennedy in a special election last January. He has to run again in 2012, and this year's midterm elections, which produced big victories for the GOP, were a reminder that he will be seeking re-election in a state that bucked the national trend by re-electing all of its Democratic House incumbents. That has raised the question of whether Brown's win was a combination of running in a year of disgruntled voters and against a Democratic candidate, ...
Attorney General Martha Coakley is far ahead of the Democratic pack in the race for the party's nomination for the seat held by the late Sen. Edward Kennedy, garnering 43 percent of likely voters compared to 22 percent for Rep. Michael Capuano, and 15 percent for Boston Celtics co-owner Steve Pagliuca, according to a Boston Globe poll conducted Nov. 13-18. ...
Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley holds a big lead over rivals for the Democratic nomination for the seat of the late Sen. Edward Kennedy, with better than a two-to-one lead over her nearest opponent,according to a Western New England College Polling Institute survey conducted Oct. 18-22. Coakley is backed by 37 percent of voters compared to 14 percent for businessman Steve Pagliuca (who also is a managing partner of the Boston Celtics) and 13 percent for six-term Rep. Mike Capuano, with all others in the low single digits. Twenty-six percent are undecided as the Dec. 8 primary ...
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