Keller @ Large: Political Analysts Dissect Massachusetts Gubernatorial Race
In advance of a Tuesday WBZ-TV debate, Jon Keller speaks to political analyst Sue O'Connell and political consultant Charley Manning.
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In advance of a Tuesday WBZ-TV debate, Jon Keller speaks to political analyst Sue O'Connell and political consultant Charley Manning.
Republican Charlie Baker, Democrat Martha Coakley, and independent candidates Evan Falchuck and Jeff McCormick attended the Wednesday event.
Republican candidate for governor Charlie Baker has taken a fundraising lead.
After decades as a largely behind-the-scenes Democratic power broker, Steven Grossman gained his first personal political victory in 2010 when he was elected Massachusetts treasurer. Four years later, the Newton resident is banking on liberal values, deep party ties and fundraising prowess to propel him into the governor's office.
When Martha Coakley graduated from law school, her father gave her a plaque that read "sometimes the best man for the job is a woman." She's spent the past several decades trying to prove him right.
Don Berwick is proud to tell an audience how he was once called "the second most dangerous man in America."
Massachusetts state Treasurer Steve Grossman says his second campaign for governor has more than $1 million in the bank at the beginning of February.
Attorney Martha Coakley is calling for a hike in the minimum wage, universal pre-kindergarten and earned sick time for all Massachusetts workers as she stumps for the Democratic nomination for governor.
Republican gubernatorial hopeful Charlie Baker is planning to make his first campaign stop since announcing his candidacy two weeks ago.
Democrats from across Massachusetts gathered Saturday for their annual convention in Lowell to set a party platform, yet the real focus was on potential candidates for next year's governor's race.
Lt. Governor Tim Murray says he has decided not to run for governor in 2014, according to The Statehouse News Service.
The Scott Brown and Elizabeth Warren lawn signs are still dotting the landscape, but in politics-obsessed Massachusetts, speculation is already turning to the next election — or two.
Former President Bill Clinton is coming to New Hampshire to campaign for Democratic gubernatorial candidate Maggie Hassan.
