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Considering how anti-incumbant this country is right now (for MA this is gennerally anti-democrat) it seems like now more than ever MA could swing red, and more likely because there is a Massachusetts Resident running
and considering this
was the 106th MA House of Reps (red+Republican, Blue+ Democrats Purple is split)
and this
was the 107th. (same key)
For the national elections, all Democrats were re-elected to their position in 2010, as was Governor Patrick.
The only way MA swings R this election cycle will be very poor economic conditions, high energy prices, and/or some major negative news or missteps by Obama.
For the national elections, all Democrats were re-elected to their position in 2010, as was Governor Patrick.
The only way MA swings R this election cycle will be very poor economic conditions, high energy prices, and/or some major negative news or missteps by Obama.
Gov. Patrick only got 48% of the vote while Baker got 42% and some guy wouldnt step aside after losing the (R) primary and got 10% of the vote.
He was, but his running mate and staffers apparently were GOP.
His running mate did not run in the GOP Primary and also dropped out prior to Election Day and endorsed Baker...
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