Keller @ Large: Election 'Very Good' News For Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker
WBZ-TV political analyst Jon Keller discusses the election results with Boston Globe reporter James Pindell.
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WBZ-TV political analyst Jon Keller discusses the election results with Boston Globe reporter James Pindell.
Crowds gathered across Boston Saturday to celebrate Joe Biden's presidential win.
Many local leaders celebrated the news that former Vice President Joe Biden Saturday is projected to win the presidential election Saturday.
Hundreds of people took to the streets of Boston waving Biden-Harris and American flags. But for women, this celebration means so much more.
COVID-19 wasn't a disease, it was a political attack on him, a new partisan "hoax" designed to disrupt his re-election.
Supporters of President Trump and Joe Biden held dueling demonstrations in Lexington.
People who live and work in Boston are getting used to its ominous new look. There's plywood over windows, and police with batons guarding business districts.
Overall, Biden won nearly 66% of the vote in Massachusetts compared to about 32% for Trump.
Gov. Charlie Baker had a simple message on Thursday in regards to the still-undecided 2020 president election: every vote matters.
Many pollsters predicted a big Joe Biden win, and some foresaw a Democratic takeover of the Senate, but those forecasts were wrong.
Local organizations held rallies in Boston calling for every ballot to be counted nationwide in the presidential race.
More than 24 hours have passed since the polls closed and states are still tallying up the votes.
President Trump vowed to take the election to the highest court, where he has personally seated a third of the Justices.
Members of the Massachusetts National Guard are staging in Boston as a precaution ahead of planned post-election demonstrations in the city.
A 32-year-old Cotuit man was arraigned Wednesday after he allegedly assaulted a man supporting President Donald Trump at the polls on Election Day.
