4.1 Million Mass. Residents Registered For State Primary
Secretary of State William Galvin's office is confirming that 4.1 million Massachusetts residents have registered to vote in the state primary election.
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Secretary of State William Galvin's office is confirming that 4.1 million Massachusetts residents have registered to vote in the state primary election.
A Democratic super PAC supporting President Barack Obama is releasing a new TV ad that attacks Mitt Romney's tenure as Mass. governor and aims to undermine his appeal to middle-class workers.
A former Massachusetts police chief and longtime friend of Mitt Romney has been asked to deliver the invocation before the acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention.
Ann Romney's convention speech is expected to present her husband to the nation as more than a successful businessman and the former Republican governor of a Democratic state, Massachusetts.
What should the Republicans do with their convention if the big storm hits New Orleans? Why not seize the chance to explain how they can help it recover?
WBZ NewsRadio 1030's Joe Mathieu and Carl Stevens will be at the Republican National Convention in Tampa, Florida all week, talking to delegates as the convention progesses.
A video posted online shows an encounter between a cab driver for Democratic U.S. Senate hopeful Elizabeth Warren and a campaign "tracker" for the Massachusetts Republican Party.
Isaac is already having a major effect on the Republican National Convention in Tampa, which was supposed to get underway today.
The first political party to scrap its convention to save the waste of tax dollars will get my vote forever.
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The Republican National Convention runs through Thursday, August 30 in Tampa, Florida. Here is the latest convention news from CBS Tampa.
This convention will be an effort to buff up Romney's image, and tear down the incumbent's.
WBZ-TV political analyst Jon Keller sat down with Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley.
Springfield Mayor Domenic Sarno is set to meet with representatives of several companies interested in putting a casino in the state's third-largest city.
Will people heed Bill Clinton's admonition to stick with Barack Obama?
