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Democratic Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley holds a 49 percent to 41 percent lead over Republican state Sen. Scott Brown in the race to fill the seat of the late Sen. Edward Kennedy, according to a Research 2000...
Filed under: Senate, Polls, Poll Watch, 2010 Elections
Massachusetts Republican state Sen. Scott Brown is leading Democrat Martha Coakley, the state's Attorney General, by 48 percent to 45 percent among likely voters in Tuesday's special election with 2 percent backing Libertarian Joseph...Filed under: George W. Bush, Senate, Barack Obama, 2010 Elections, Campaigns
President Obama tried to breathe some populist fire into Massachusetts' Attorney General Martha Coakley's flagging campaign to fill the seat of the late Edward Kennedy, telling a rally of...
Filed under: Senate, Polls, Poll Watch, 2010 Elections
Republican Scott Brown leads Democrat Martha Coakley 51 percent to 46 percent with 4 percent undecided in a tight race to fill the seat of the late Sen. Edward Kennedy that will be decided in a Tuesday special election, according...Filed under: Senate, Democrats, Republicans, Barack Obama, 2010 Elections
BOSTON -- One of the more puzzling hand-lettered signs at a recent rally for Republican state Sen. Scott Brown was "It's our turn for a change." George W. Bush survived six...Filed under: Senate, The Capitolist, 2010 Elections
Scott Brown, once a little-known Republican state senator, has pulled off one of the biggest political upsets in recent memory, beating Democratic Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley 52 percent to 47 percent in the special election to...Filed under: Senate, 2010 Elections, Campaigns
Republican Scott Brown's defeat of Martha Coakley in Massachusetts is both stunning and, at the same time, a scenario all too familiar for Democrats. How did it happen? The same way Massachusetts nominees lost the presidency for...Filed under: Senate, House, Democrats, Republicans, Health Care, Polls, 2010 Elections, Congress
Democrats are not rushing back into action on health reform, and that's probably wise -- because their initial reactions to the week's...Filed under: Gaffes, Media, 2010 Elections, Video
Massachusetts Republican Sen.-elect Scott Brown shocked the television audience during his victory speech Tuesday night when he pointed out that his daughters were "beautiful" and "available." Now Ayla Brown, 21, says she's received more than 1,058 requests on Facebook for dates.Filed under: Senate, House, Democrats, Republicans, Economy, Health Care, The Capitolist, 2010 Elections, Congress, Campaigns
After a year of tightly scripted, largely predictable speeches, President Barack Obama went slightly, but...Filed under: Democrats, Republicans, Polls, Poll Watch, Congress
Seventy percent of Americans say it is good for the country that the Democrats lost the Senate race in Massachusetts and no longer have the 60 vote supermajority that allowed them to pass legislation without cooperation from the...
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It doesn't take long in today's relentless news cycles for a hot new political property to be immediately mentioned as a presidential candidate, but Massachusetts' Senator-elect...
