11/18/2009
I'll bet you didn't even know today was the deadline to register to vote in the senate primaries next month. And I'll also bet December 8th isn't circled on your calendar, so you won't forget. According to our recent 7News/Suffolk University poll, only one of every ten voters knows when the election is. [Full Story]
I'm not a gambler, but once in a while, I do make a bet. [full story]
With the primary elections for Ted Kennedy's senate seat now less than a month away, tonight we can tell you where the candidates stand. And, how the governor's race is shaping up. [full story]
Think of Election Day as a tale of two politicians. One, the President, who was flying high, but is now falling back to earth. And the other, Boston Mayor Tom Menino, who continues to defy political gravity and stay aloft. [full story]
"The status quo must go!" Tom Menino declared during his first victory speech in November 1993. [full story]
Michael Flaherty says there's nothing personal about his race against Mayor Menino. [full story]
First of all, while it looked like a debate, it really wasn't, because the candidates never interacted with one another. [full story]
Officially, Martha Coakley has been running for the U.S. Senate for just six weeks... But that's long enough for me to see the beginning of a bad campaign. [full story]
This time, Barack Obama will bring back a gold...but it already seems tarnished. [full story]
Now this is politics - Boston style: It's creative, it's clever, it's sly, and maybe it will work. [full story]
"This is going to be a competitive race." [full story]
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