(I finished this post from yesterday. Enjoy. - promoted by Mike "DD4RP" Rossettie)
BREAKING NEWS....
 State Senator Marian Walsh announced today that she is not seeking reelection. Marian Walsh was the subject of a controversy last year when Gov. Deval Patrick attempted to appoint her to a do-nothing job vacancy making $175,000 a year.. Her announcement will create an open seat in the Suffolk & Norfolk district. Republican Brad Williams has already announced and has $7,005.59 cash on hand according to his 2009 year end report with OCPF. Democrat State Representative Mike Rush is also running for the seat. He represents the 10th Suffolk district and has $6,423.58 cash on hand.
Brad Williams first announced his intentions to run against Marion Walsh late last year in the West Roxbury Transcript. More information can be found on his campaign website BradWilliamsForSenate.com or his facebook page.
The Suffolk and Norfolk district consists of "Boston, ward 18, precincts 7 to 20, inclusive, 22 and 23, ward 19, precincts 10 to 13, inclusive, and ward 20, in the county of Suffolk; and Dedham, Norwood and Westwood." It will be a challenge for any Republican. The towns are good, but Boston is still Boston.
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Scott Brown vs Martha Coakley 2010 results:
Suffolk and Norfolk
Dedham: 6,817 to 5,037
Norwood: 825 to 538
Westwood: 935 to 678
Boston: 11,130 to 18,403
W18 P7: 125 to 420
W18 P8: 171 to 851
W18 P9: 215 to 497
W18 P10: 250 to 753
W18 P11: 92 to 387
W18 P12: 238 to 457
W18 P13: 71 to 287
W18 P14: 59 to 291
W18 P15: 57 to 486
W18 P16: 448 to 468
W18 P17: 224 to 449
W18 P18: 259 to 537
W18 P19: 278 to 671
W18 P20: 470 to 491
W18 P22: 366 to 523
W18 P23: 46 to 349
W19 P10: 187 to 642
W19 P11: 45 to 342
W19 P12: 115 to 450
W19 P13: 123 to 389
W20 P1: 263 to 517
W20 P2: 244 to 588
W20 P3: 390 to 430
W20 P4: 156 to 581
W20 P5: 462 to 457
W20 P6: 491 to 549
W20 P7: 267 to 359
W20 P8: 221 to 413
W20 P9: 265 to 397
W20 P10: 576 to 512
W20 P11: 225 to 299
W20 P12: 359 to 336
W20 P13: 287 to 289
W20 P14: 353 to 316
W20 P15: 515 to 476
W20 P16: 570 to 473
W20 P17: 615 to 549
W20 P18: 264 to 307
W20 P19: 344 to 310
W20 P20: 424 to 505
TOTAL: 19,707 to 24,656
TOTAL: 44.4% to 55.6%
Fortunately, I have precinct level data for Boston for Scott Brown's victory. HT: MerrimackMan
Please read the other candidates and districts I have profiled for the 2010 elections.
Steven Levy State Representative, 4th Middlesex.
Brad Marston State Representative, 8th Suffolk.
Steve Adam State Representative, 2nd Franklin.
Kurt Hayes State Representative, 37th Middlesex.
Kara Fratto State Representative, 30th Middlesex.
Paul Avella State Representative, 2nd Middlesex.
Shaunna O'Connell State Representative, 3rd Bristol.
Kevin Kuros State Representative, 8th Worcester.
Geoff Diehl State Representative, 7th Plymouth.
Patrick Foran State Representative, 1st Barnstable
Ryan Fattman State Representative, 18th Worcester
Brett Schetzsle State Representative, 6th Essex
Brad Williams State Senate, Suffolk & Norfolk
Richard Ross State Senate, Norfolk, Bristol & Middlesex
David Pottier State Senate, 1st Plymouth and Bristol
Lew Evangelidis Sheriff, Worcester.
Kamal Jain Auditor. |
