Warren Defeats Brown In Mass. Senate Race
Democrat Elizabeth Warren has defeated incumbent Senator Scott Brown in the Massachusetts Senate race.
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Democrat Elizabeth Warren has defeated incumbent Senator Scott Brown in the Massachusetts Senate race.
Democrat Joe Kennedy III has beat out Republican Sean Bielat in the race to replace retiring Rep. Barney Frank.
A steady flow of voters kept many polling places busy Tuesday in New Hampshire, a battleground state for the presidency with an open gubernatorial seat for the first time in a decade.
President Obama and Mitt Romney were their post-election speeches.
Preliminary results of a survey of Massachusetts voters in Tuesday's elections, according to an exit poll conducted for The Associated Press
One of the most heated Congressional races is the battle in the 6th District of Massachusetts.
Massachusetts voters have been heading to the polls in large numbers this Election Day, faced with a raft of decisions.
Some hashtags encouraged Twitter followers to snap a photo of their ballots in the booth and post the photos on Twitter. But that's illegal in Massachusetts.
The state's top elections official says reports from around Massachusetts point to a strong voter turnout, with long lines reported at some polling places.
WBZ-TV and WBZ NewsRadio 1030 political analyst Jon Keller joined 98.5 The Sports Hub's Toucher & Rich Tuesday morning to make sense of all the big races.
His wife, Ann, was at his side Tuesday morning when the pair cast their ballots near their Belmont home.
Sen. Scott Brown and Democratic challenger Elizabeth Warren have cast their votes.
Here are five things to know as Massachusetts votes Tuesday.
I argue that there have really been only two events in this entire campaign that have had lasting meaning.
The candidates in Massachusetts' U.S. Senate race made a last swing through the state.
