500,000 Likely To Cast Ballots In Early Voting, Mass. Secretary Of State Says
The Secretary of the Commonwealth told WBZ NewsRadio 1030 he hopes 500,000 people will have cast their ballots before Election Day.
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The Secretary of the Commonwealth told WBZ NewsRadio 1030 he hopes 500,000 people will have cast their ballots before Election Day.
The disclosure raises the possibility of the FBI reopening the criminal investigation involving the Democratic presidential nominee just days before the election.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030's Joe Mathieu talks with Professor Jon Gruber, an economist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who is known as the chief architect of Obamacare and its predecessor, Romneycare.
An airplane carrying Republican vice presidential candidate Mike Pence has slid off the runway while landing at New York's LaGuardia Airport.
Hey New Hampshire voters – don't sugarcoat it, will ya?
Are you scared of post-election turmoil and violence? Jon says don't be.
We asked voters what word they would use to describe the candidates and the results are awful.
Ballot Questions 2 and 4 have been grabbing most of the political limelight this election season. WBZ's Mary Blake says both proponents and detractors are telling voters not to forget Question 3, which centers on living conditions for farm animals.
Jon says whatever reluctance we have to engage in guilt by association seems to have disappeared during this campaign.
Now even Justin Timberlake has been forced to deal with the question of whether a ballot selfie is legal.
Jon says that, without the fact-checkers, reflexive dissemblers like Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump would run roughshod.
According to the new WBZ-TV & Radio/UMass Amherst poll, all the negative campaigning has succeeded in gutting the popularity of the two major-party presidential nominees.
Libertarian vice presidential candidate William Weld is urging voters torn between major-party presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump to reject Trump.
Jon says the differences between the way men and women vote can sometimes be decisive, but may become less of a factor this November.
Jon says he's not usually a fan of media bashing, but he thinks the media should stop trying to pick a winner of the presidential election before voters do.
