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Category Archives: 2010 Massachusetts Senate Special Election
The Republican Machine Vs. The Coakley Campaign
It’s been a fairly long time since Attorney General Martha Coakley famously lost Massachusetts to State Senator Scott Brown. A look back at the race gives an insightful view into the Republican machine, and how Republicans are often quite effective … Continue reading
The Massachusetts Special Senate Election: Aftermath
It’s been a bit since the Massachusetts election, in which unknown Republican Scott Brown emerged to upset the favored Democrat Martha Coakley in one of union’s deepest-blue states. Since then, Democrats have been reeling and recalibrating their strategy. In a … Continue reading
A Final Thought on Massachusetts
With results just about to come in, I’m going to offer one final thought. This is purely off my gut, but I think that Martha Coakley will overperform what the polls indicate. A striking number of similarities appear between this … Continue reading
Posted in 2010 Massachusetts Senate Special Election
Tagged blue, Brown, Coakley, Democrats, elections, Massachusetts Senate, Politics, Republicans
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What to Look For in the Massachusetts Special Election
Results are soon pending in the special election to replace Senator Ted Kennedy. Once a guaranteed Democratic victory, the race has become surprisingly competitive due to a bad national environment and a lackluster campaign run by Democrat Martha Coakley. In … Continue reading
A Race to Watch
Since the late death of Senator Edward Kennedy, his seat has been temporarily filled by former aide Paul Kirk. Things are set to change on January 19th, when the state will hold a special election to replace Mr. Kennedy. Attorney … Continue reading
Posted in 2010 Massachusetts Senate Special Election
Tagged blue, Democrats, elections, Martha Coakley, Massachusetts, Politics, red, Republicans, Scott Brown, Senate
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