From the Boston Herald via TPID:
Republican Charlie Baker, in his first public comments since Election Day, blamed Treasurer Tim Cahill and fizzling GOP enthusiasm for his defeat in an e-mail to supporters in which he also expressed sadness for failing to deliver a victory. . . . Baker finished 8 points behind Democratic Gov.… Read more ...
Dave Schwab at Green Party Watch:
Massachusetts Green-Rainbow Party gubernatorial candidate Jill Stein took part in a debate with Democratic incumbent Deval Patrick, Republican Charlie Baker, and Democrat-turned-independent Tim Cahill on Monday, October 25th. Here is footage of the debate from Boston TV station WGBH:
… Read more ...A Boston Globe poll conducted Sept. 17-22 has Patrick in a statistical tie with Baker, leading him by 35 percent to 34 percent with Democrat-turned-independent https://thedsd.com/resume-sample-for-security-shift-supervisor/ follow site order cialis online south africa enter site viagra when drunk conclusion for essay http://www.chesszone.org/lib/term-paper-mill-site-4298.html enter watch azithromycin dosage chart http://welcomeicarea.org/buy-an-essay/ duracion de los efectos del viagra consumer behavior paper lady of shalott essay ventolin names homework helper harcourt how to add photos to an email on my ipad snowflake writing paper get link viagra e alcool combinam go hi write paper get link viagra paypal australia essay explanation example https://rainierfruit.com/viagra-uk-stores/ https://thewrightcenter.org/healthcare/side-effects-of-cialis-and-viagra/2020/ http://www.chesszone.org/lib/research-paper-body-paragraph-3608.html http://www.cresthavenacademy.org/chapter/font-for-academic-papers/26/ enter http://snowdropfoundation.org/papers/cheap-dissertation-chapter-proofreading-for-hire-us/12/ antibiotics without prescriptions uk Tim Cahill at 11 percent, Green Party candidate Jill Stein at 4 percent and 14 percent undecided. The margin of error is 3 points.
… Read more ...It’s not surprising that police unions are lining up to support Tim Cahill in this year’s race for governor. After all, Gov. Deval Patrick must have expected some defections among the ranks of Democratic voters when he led the charge to allow civilians to replace uniformed officers at construction sites.
All four candidates slated to appear on the ballot in the Massachusetts gubernatorial race in November participated in a debate on Monday. Participants were Republican Charlie Baker, incumbent Democrat Deval Patrick, Independent Tim Cahill, and Green-Rainbow candidate Jill Stein. Some relevant debate excerpts from the Telegram & Gazette:
From Cahill:
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With more than 10,000 signatures, Jill Stein, the Green-Rainbow Party candidate for Massachusetts Governor, has now qualified for the November election. The party also turned in signatures for two other candidates to appear in the general election. Richard Winger at BAN reports that the party only needs one its candidates to receive 3% of the vote in the next election, so it should have automatic ballot-access in 2012.… Read more ...
Unable to support either Democratic Gov. Deval Patrick or Republican gubernatorial candidate Charlie Baker, the statewide pro-life organization Massachusetts Citizens for Life has endorsed the campaign of independent candidate Tim Cahill, the current State Treasurer.
Madeline McComish, the chair of the MCFL State Political Action Committee, told LifeNews.com… Read more ...
Posted by Dave Schwab at Green Party Watch:
A recent poll from Suffolk University shows Massachusetts Green-Rainbow party candidate Jill Stein at 8% in the race for MA governor against 3 better-known and better-funded opponents:
… Read more ...In the poll of registered voters, 42 percent say they would vote for [incumbent governor Deval] Patrick, compared to 29 percent for Baker and 14 percent for independent Tim Cahill.
Jill Stein, the Massachusetts Green-Rainbow Party candidate for governor, released the following statement on May 5:
BOSTON (May 5, 2010) – Today Green-Rainbow gubernatorial candidate Jill Stein rejected the suggestion of Republican Charlie Baker who was quoted yesterday as saying that state assistance in housing and legal defense could be withdrawn from state residents on the basis of “lifestyle” investigations into whether they were sufficiently poor to need help.… Read more ...
The progressive activist and publisher of Open Media Boston Jason Pramas has published an editorial concerning the entry of Green candidate Jill Stein and Green-turned-Democrat Grace Ross into the Massachusetts gubernatorial race.
… Read more ...My main fear is not that Patrick will lose and that a Republican will be elected governor. Pretty much the same pro-business policies are going to result either way – although it will be somewhat worse in some important policy areas if the Republicans win.