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Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley won Tuesday's Democratic primary to replace the late senator Edward M. Kennedy (D), making her the favorite to win the seat next month.
Millions of dollars and thousands of man hours have been spent and now it's all up to Massachusetts voters to decide who they want to run in their respective parties as the state moves to replace Sen. Edward M. Kennedy in Washington.
UPDATED. District Attorney Martha Coakley looks to be the frontrunner in the U.S. Senate primary election, both in Wilmington and throughout Massachusetts.
Massachusetts voters on Tuesday began the process of selecting a replacement for the man who represented them in the U.S. Senate for nearly half a century. Four Democrats, from political insiders to newcomers, and two Republicans were competing in their party primaries for the opportunity to fill the seat held by Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, who died of brain cancer in August at age 77, since 1962 ...
A low voter turnout is expected as Massachusetts voters take to the polls Tuesday to pick the Democratic and Republican candidates to compete for the U.S. Senate seat left open by the death of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy.
BOSTON -- Voting for the historic primary election to fill a Massachusetts Senate seat begins Tuesday morning. On the eve of the primary, there was one final campaign swing by the candidates.
President Obama's Afghanistan surge is proving to be good politics - if you're a Democrat who's against it. In Massachusetts, all of the Democrats running in a special primary to fill Sen. Edward M. Kennedy's seat oppose the surge, as do the two top Democrats fighting for the nomination for Ohio's U.S. Senate seat in 2010. "I think we all agree this is wrong," said Rep. Michael E. Capuano, one ...
An anonymous blogger has launched a Web site in an attempt to rally Massachusetts Republicans to oppose the lieutenant governor candidacy of Senate Minority Leader Richard Tisei, whose socially moderate record has turned off some in his party.
Massachusetts Voters Head To The Polls Tuesday To Narrow The Field Of Candidates Vying To Succeed The Late Sen. Edward Kennedy, A Fixture In National Politics Who Established Himself As One Of The Most Powerful Lawmakers To Serve In The Senate.
BOSTON - Massachusetts voters today began the process of selecting a replacement for the man who represented them in the U.S. Senate for nearly half a century.
The special state primary election to fill the unexpired term of the late Massachusetts Congressman Edward M. Kennedy is today, Tuesday, Dec. 8.
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