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Democrat Edward J. Markey holds a 10 point lead over his Republican rival, Gabriel E.
Gomez, according to a new poll released one day before voters cast ballots in the special
election for US Senate in Massachusetts.
Markey, the veteran congressman, leads Gomez, an investor and former Navy SEAL, 52
percent to 42 percent among likely voters, with 4 percent undecided, according to the poll
by Suffolk University in Boston. In the last Suffolk poll, released June 10, Markey led
Gomez by 7 percentage points, 48 percent to 41 percent.
“These numbers suggest that tomorrow night Ed Markey will make the transformation
from congressman to senator-elect,” David Paleologos, director of the Suffolk University
Political Research Center, said in a statement accompanying the new poll. “All eyes will be
watching to see how Markey’s final vote tally stacks up against Elizabeth Warren’s eightpoint win over Scott Brown last November.”
The survey of 500 likely voters was conducted Wednesday through Saturday and has a
margin of error of plus or minus 4.4 percentage points.
The poll also surveyed three “bellwether areas” - Lowell, Dartmouth and South Hadley -thought to be predictive of the outcome on Tuesday because their margins have mirrored
the statewide results in past Senate elections. All suggest that Markey is headed toward
victory on Tuesday.
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In Lowell, Markey leads Gomez 49 percent to 38 percent; in Dartmouth his lead is 52
percent to 37 percent; and in South Hadley, his lead is 51 percent to 37 percent.
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Good! I can't wait for Gomez and his rotten republican ideology to be sent to the trash
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"In Lowell, Markey leads Gomez 49 percent to 38 percent"
The remaining 13 % mustbe doing the only thing they know how, voting Obama.
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The worst part of all this is no matter who wins, we will have yet another senate race in 16
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Massachusetts voters appear poised to keep their
congressional delegation blue in Tuesday's special
senatorial election, according to the latest poll. Rep. Ed Markey, D-Mass., leads Republican Gabriel Gomez by 10 percent, 52 to 42 percent, in the race for
Secretary of State John Kerry's former Senate seat, according to Suffolk University.
Democrats in the state have been intent on assuring that Tuesday's election won't be a repeat of the 2010 Senate special election, when Republican Scott Brown
defeated Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley, a Democrat. Brown filled Democratic Sen. Ted Kennedy's seat after his death, but lost reelection
against Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., in November.
Markey guards lead as Mass. Senate election approaches
In Mass., Markey hopes for boost from Obama
Throughout the campaign, Gomez attacked Markey's too-long tenure in Congress and Markey assailed Gomez's opposition to a federal assault weapons ban neither issue made a difference to 52 percent and 48 percent of voters, respectively.
While a low voter turnout rate is expected Tuesday, the 500 individuals interviewed for this poll are likely to cast a ballot. The poll has a +/- 4.4 percent margin of
error.
If Markey wins, another special election will be necessary to fill his seat in the House of Representatives. Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick would set the race
between 145 and 160 days from when the seat is vacated, as he did after President Obama appointed Kerry as secretary of state. No one would be appointed to
Markey's House seat ad interim, a spokesman for Massachusetts Secretary of State Brian McNiff told CBSNews.com.
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9:27 PM on 06/25/2013
Updated 11:02 p.m. ET
Massachusetts voters have elected longtime Congressman Ed Markey as their new senator to fill the seat left
vacant by Secretary of State John Kerry. With almost all the votes counted, Congressman Ed Markey of Malden has
won 55% of the vote. His opponent, Republican Gabriel Gomez of Cohasset, has 45% of the vote.
The Democratic candidate was expected to win Tuesday’s Senate special election as he has consistently been
up in the polls in the traditionally Democratic-leaning state, leading political newcomer Gabriel Gomez.
“Thanks to the opportunities this country gave me, this son of a milkman is going to serve the state of
Massachusetts in the United States Senate,” Markey said in Tuesday night’s victory speech. ”They told me of their
frustrations with gridlock, that they wanted to make real progress creating an economy that worked for everyone,
that we put real gun safety measures on the books, that we protect a women’s right to choose!”
But the 47-year-old Republican businessman and former Navy SEAL was no match for Markey, a 37-year veteran
of the House of Representatives, in a state where President Obama won by a margin of 23 points over former
Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney.
The most recent poll conducted by Suffolk University put Markey 10 points ahead of Gomez–52 to 42%–among
likely voters. With both campaigns fighting to increase turnout on Tuesday, TK visited the polls to cast their ballots.
A Western new England University poll found less voter interest in special elections, with only 42% of registered
voters interested in the Massachusetts special Senate race compared to 82% of registered voters who had “a lot”
of interest in the 2012 presidential election.
With 15,000 active volunteers campaigning for Markey and 16,000 completed shifts knocking on doors to get out
the vote, the Markey campaign was able to spread a Democratic platform that resonated with voters in a highly
blue state.
Markey also outraised and outspent Gomez by a wide margin.
High-profile Democrats, including Secretary John Kerry and President Obama, rallied early on for Markey. The
Democratic Congressman said at a campaign stop in Lawrence, Mass. that Kerry had already chosen him as his
successor at the onset of the race. “He encouraged me to run for his seat,” Markey said. “And it would be a great
honor for me to serve with John Kerry and Ted Kennedy who served our state so long and so well.”
Earlier this month, President Obama praised Markey’s experience during a campaign appearance in Roxbury
Crossing, Mass. ”I’ve got to have folks with me” who stand up for “working people,” the president said. “I need Ed
Markey in the United States Senate.”
This year’s special election is a far cry from the upset in the 2010 Massachusetts Senate election when
Scott Brown unexpectedly closed the gap in the last few days of the campaign, beating Democratic candidate
Martha Coakley.
Markey will succeed William “Mo” Cowan who was appointed as interim senator by Gov. Deval Patrick after
President Obama appointed Kerry as Secretary of State. Democrats will continue to hold 54 seats in the Senate
with a potential Democratic gain in October’s special election in New Jersey.
On Dec. 28 when Ed Markey became the first person to officially announce his run for Kerry’s Senate seat,
MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell predicted the Democratic candidate would win the special election, even with Scott
Brown as a contender.
“I am hereby declaring Ed Markey, the winner to be in the Senate race,” O’Donnell said on his program that
evening. Watch his discussion with MSNBC’s Ari Melber and The Washington Post’s Jonathan Capehart.
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JUNE 24, 2013, 1:44 PM
Poll Shows Lead for Democrat on Eve of Massachusetts Senate Election
By KATHARINE Q. SEELYE
BOSTON — The most recent poll in a special Senate election in Massachusetts showed the
Democratic candidate, Representative Edward J. Markey, leading Gabriel Gomez, his
Republican challenger, by 10 percentage points.
The election, being held Tuesday, is for the Senate seat vacated by John Kerry, who stepped
down to become secretary of state.
The campaign has run for less than two months, and Mr. Markey has consistently polled
ahead of Mr. Gomez, though the margins have varied. Mr. Markey was first elected to
Congress in 1976, and Mr. Gomez has never held elective office.
The poll, released Monday by the Suffolk University Political Research Center, showed Mr.
Markey with the support of 52 percent of likely voters and Mr. Gomez with the support of
42 percent.
In three bellwether towns, which have accurately reflected the statewide vote in previous
elections, Mr. Markey was leading Mr. Gomez by as much as 15 percentage points. The
towns are Lowell, Dartmouth and South Hadley.
The poll was conducted Wednesday through Sunday. The margin of sampling error was plus
or minus four percentage points.
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Poll: Ed Markey up 10 over Gabriel Gomez - POLITICO.com Print View
Poll: Ed Markey up 10 over Gabriel Gomez
By: Priya Anand
June 24, 2013 12:45 PM EDT
Rep. Ed Markey (D-Mass.) has a double-digit lead over Republican challenger Gabriel
Gomez in the Massachusetts Senate special election, according to a new poll released on
the eve of Tuesday’s special election.
The phone poll of 500 likely voters conducted Wednesday through Saturday by Suffolk
University has Markey leading 52 percent to 42 percent.
(QUIZ: How well do you know Gabriel Gomez?)
For Gomez, the poll is another in a string of poor projections for his campaign since he won the
primary. He trailed Markey by double-digits in polls ahead of the weekend — and even his
own, by 7 points.
Still, Gomez aides are still predicting an upset, POLITICO reported, saying low-turnout special
elections often produce surprises.
The Suffolk University poll’s margin of error is plus or minus 4.4 percent and filtered out voters
who couldn’t name when the special election was being held or were not certain to vote.
(PHOTOS: Ed Markey's career)
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Senate Candidates Make Last Push in
Massachusetts
By REBECCA BALLHAUS
As Massachusetts prepares for Tuesday's special U.S. Senate election, candidates Rep. Edward
Markey (D., Mass.) and Republican Gabriel Gomez have launched final pushes to bolster their
campaigns and get out the vote in what many fear will be a low-turnout election.
The two men toured the state on their final day of campaigning. Mr. Gomez, a Harvard-educated
private-equity investor and former Navy SEAL, spoke with commuters at the Braintree MBTA
train stop Monday morning, looking to persuade voters to support him on Tuesday. Mr. Markey
held a "get out the vote" drive Monday, and planned to attend a rally at his hometown YMCA in
Malden.
A Suffolk University poll released Monday showed Mr. Markey leading his opponent by 10
percentage points, with 52% support. RealClearPolitics's average of polls from June 6 to June 20
found Mr. Markey up by about 12 points, with 51.4% support.
Mr. Markey has held a comfortable lead for much of the race to fill the seat formerly held by
Secretary of State John Kerry, a Democrat. Over half of Massachusetts voters have registered as
independent, and Democrats outnumber Republicans about 3-to-1. The state clearly leans liberal
but has elected some GOP governors, including Mitt Romney, and other Republicans for statewide
office over the years.
William "Mo" Cowan, a Democrat, currently holds the Senate seat, having been appointed by the
governor early this year. Mr. Cowan isn't running for the seat.
Voters, meanwhile, appear to lack enthusiasm. In a Western New England University Polling
institute survey released Monday, 42% of registered Massachusetts voters said they have a lot of
interest in the special election, while 30% said they have some interest, and 28% said they have
little or none.
Mr. Markey has campaigned with top-tier Democrats in recent weeks, including President Barack
Obama, former President Bill Clinton, and most recently Vice President Joe Biden at a University
of Massachusetts Dartmouth rally Saturday. "Look folks, don't put yourself in a position where
you get up Tuesday morning, and it's an incredibly low turnout, and you say, 'Good God, if I'd only
gone down one more block, if I'd only made 20 more calls, if I'd only spent a little more energy this
wouldn't be the case,' " the vice president told the audience. "This is the first time, in my
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understanding, that you've ever had a vote for a major office in this state in the middle of June."
Earlier this month, Mr. Biden cautioned voters not to take a Democratic win for granted. "Ed's
ahead, Ed should win," he said at a Washington, D.C., fundraiser for Mr. Markey. "But this is a
strange moment. There's not a lot of people paying attention."
Mr. Markey is looking to appeal to Massachusetts progressives, touting his work on climatechange legislation, health care, income inequality, and gun violence. In 2009, he introduced a
clean-energy bill that passed the House but was defeated in the Senate. He has said he is most
proud of his vote in favor of the health-care law.
Mr. Gomez, the 47-year-old son of Colombian immigrants, has cast himself as a "new kind of
Republican," moving toward the center on a number of issues. Though he doesn't personally
support abortion rights and believes health care should be handled by the states, he is against
repealing Roe v. Wade or the health-care law. He supports gay marriage and expanding
background checks for gun purchases, and in a January letter to Democratic Gov. Deval Patrick
asking to be appointed to Mr. Kerry's empty seat, he vowed to support the Democratic governor
on immigration and gun control.
Throughout the campaign, Mr. Gomez has said that he would bring a much-needed change to
American politics, and has painted Mr. Markey, a 36-year House veteran, as a Washington relic.
"We're going to change part of the Republican Party," Mr. Gomez told supporters this weekend.
"They're wrong on too many issues. … They gotta realize we're in the 21st century."
Mr. Gomez has received little help from conservative groups and outside supporters who see little
hope for a GOP victory, The Wall Street Journal reported this weekend. In 2010, these groups
mounted an aggressive campaign on behalf of Republican Scott Brown, who won the Senate seat
formerly occupied by the late Sen. Edward Kennedy. But this year, key conservative groups like
American Crossroads and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce—which have contributed hundreds of
millions to congressional races in the past—haven't aided Mr. Gomez's campaign.
Meanwhile, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, the Senate Majority PAC, and a bevy
of liberal interest groups have spent several hundred thousand dollars on campaign ads for Mr.
Markey. His campaign had already outspent Mr. Gomez's by $4 million by early June, according
to Federal Election Commission reports.
But Mr. Gomez has said he remains confident. "We can definitely win," Mr. Gomez told "Fox News
Sunday" this weekend. "These polls move up and down, and all over the place."
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gomez. markey leads gomez 52 percent to 42 percent. officials expect a
low voter turnout tomorrow. the winner takes secretary of state john
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special senate election. and as democrat ed markey and republican
gabriel gomez make a final campaign push, a new poll shows markey is
holding his double- digit lead. the latest survey from suffolk university
shows markey at 52 percent. gomez has 42 percent. the poll also shows
markey winning the bell- weather communities of lowell, dartmouth and
south hadley by wide margins. the candidates made stop after stop today
on the campaign trail hoping to sway those few, remaining undecided
voters. the enthusiasm at campaign events may not be a reflection of
voter interest. the secretary of state is predicting that voter turnout may
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compete with the hospital. karen>> voters decide tomorrow who will
replace senator john kerry. right now, democratic congressman ed
markey holds the lead. karen/fs a suffolk university poll out today... gives
congressman markey a 10-point lead over his republican rival... gabriel
gomez. ... 52 percent to 42 percent. karen>> the two candidates... hitting
the pavement hard today... trying to drum up last minute votes. turnout
for this special election is expected to be light... with 600-thousand fewer
people hitting the polls... than the last special election. congressman
markey hit cities across the state... while gomez focused his attention on
the southcoast and the cape.
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plus, we'll have locker room... and fan reaction. voters will decide today
who will replace senator john kerry in massachusetts. right now,
democratic congressman ed markey holds the lead. a suffolk university
poll gives congressman markey a 10-point lead over his republican rival...
gabriel gomez: 52... to 42 percent. doreen>> turnout for this special
election is expected to be light... with 600-thousand fewer people
predicted to hit the polls... than the last special election. congressman
markey has been focusing on cities across the state... while gomez
devoted his attention on the southcoast and the cape. both say... they've
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democrat edward markey or republican gabriel gomez will succeed john
kerry, who resigned to become u-s secretary of state. a suffolk university
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senator. democrat edward markey or republican gabriel gomez will
succeed john kerry, who resigned to become u-s secretary of state. a
suffolk university poll that came out yesterday put markey 10 percentage
points ahead of gomez. polls open at seven this morning, and will close at
eight tonight.. new overnight, a man armed with two handguns robbed a
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room reaction. voters will decide today who will replace senator john
kerry in massachusetts. right now, democratic congressman ed markey
holds the lead. a suffolk university poll gives congressman markey a 10point lead over his republican rival... gabriel gomez: 52... to 42 percent.
doreen>> turnout for this special election is expected to be light... with
600-thousand fewer people predicted to hit the polls... than the last special
election. congressman markey has been focusing on cities across the
state... while gomez devoted his attention on the southcoast and the cape.
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university sho markey at 52 percent. while gomez is trailing behind with
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senator. democrat edward markey or republican gabriel gomez will
succeed john kerry, who resigned to become u-s secretary of state. a
suffolk university poll that came out yesterday put markey 10 percentage
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ourselves -- >> less than ten? >> less than ten. >> ever been an election
with single figure turnout? >> not in my recollection. >> recent suffolk
university poll gives markey a ten-point lead over gomez. special election
is 17-month term to finish john kerry's term the polls will stay open until
8:00, sharman sacchetti will be following the race for us throughout the
day. ten minutes after 8:00 this morning, we spend a lot of time working,
but do you really like your job? we are talking to shocking number of
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election. ed markey wins, the democratic machine wins, fine. three other
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she wins by eight and says brown by four over coakley, he wins by five.
he hit all three of them dead on kudos, david. second, how about william
lantigua, mayor of lawrence. what does he have to do with anything?
every town voting for gomez and
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By Roger Runningen - Jun 12, 2013
President Barack Obama campaigned for Democrat Edward Markey in the U.S. Senate special
election in Massachusetts, telling supporters in Boston that the veteran lawmaker will continue the
state’s legacy of sending “tough” and “smart” leaders to Washington.
Markey, who’s served for 36 years in the U.S. House of Representatives, is running against Republican
investor Gabriel Gomez in a special election on June 25 to fill the seat formerly held by Democrat
John Kerry, now secretary of state.
Obama said Markey is in the mold of Kerry and the late Massachusetts Senator Edward Kennedy.
“The history of senators from Massachusetts is they fight for people,” Obama said today at a rally at
Roxbury Community College. “They’re not scared of the special interests.”
“Ed’s one of you,” Obama said.
Obama spent the day focused on politics as the president seeks to bolster Democratic chances in
Massachusetts as well as the 2014 congressional elections. From Boston, Obama flew to Miami to be
the headline speaker at two fundraisers benefiting the Democratic National Committee.
The first event, with about 50 supporters, was hosted by Tom Sullivan of Miami Beach, the founder of
retail flooring firm Lumber Liquidators Holdings Inc. (LL) The second, with about 175 contributors,
was hosted by businessman and philanthropist Joseph W. Blount, also of Miami Beach, who
contributed more than $200,000 to various candidates and committees last year.
Democratic Congress
Ticket costs ranged from $1,000 for a general reception to as much as $32,400 for a more elaborate
affair.
The president appealed for a Democratic House and the retention of a Democratic Senate, noting at
the Sullivan event that he was “not getting much cooperation” from Republicans on his agenda. A
Democratic Congress, he said, would allow for the appointment of federal judges and help advance
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programs to improve education, boost technology and handle climate change.
“It can be done,” he said.
In Massachusetts, Obama was seeking to avoid repeating the 2010 surprise when Republican Scott
Brown captured the Senate seat long held by Kennedy in a Democratic-leaning state.
“Obama cannot afford another Scott Brown, especially not at this time,” said Ross Baker, a political
science professor at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey. “It would be a huge
embarrassment to Obama if Markey were to lose because it would be seen as a referendum on the
president at a time that he is under fire from all sides on the secrecy and eavesdropping controversies.”
Agenda Risk
Because fewer voters go to the polls in special elections, Obama pleaded for supporters to turn out and
to engage with the “same passion” that they did in the 2012 general election.
“Y ou’ve got some work to do in 2013,” he said in Massachusetts. “I need you knocking on some
doors.”
At stake for the president is his second-term agenda, including passing immigration legislation,
reaching a budget deal and proposals on issues such as pre-school education and climate change.
In Miami and at the other 2014 fundraisers he’s attended, Obama has made the argument that a
Democratic majority in Congress is the party’s best chance to thwart Republicans determined to block
his agenda.
Democrats need to gain 17 seats to recapture control of the House next year, an uphill climb
considering that the president’s party typically loses seats during the sixth year in office.
Senate Advantage
Democrats narrowly control the Senate 54-46 after New Jersey Governor Chris Christie appointed a
Republican to fill the seat left vacant by the death of Frank Lautenberg, a Democrat. If Republicans
hold that seat in a special election in October, they would have to win five more seats in the 2014
elections to seize control of the chamber.
A Suffolk University poll released June 10 showed Markey’s lead has narrowed. He’s now favored 48
percent to Gomez’s 41 percent. In the last Suffolk poll on May 9, Markey had a 17 point lead. Another
poll by WBUR in Boston released yesterday showed Markey leading Gomez 46 percent to 39 percent.
The Suffolk University poll showed Obama’s job approval rating in the state at 57 percent, down from
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63 percent in mid-May. The survey of 500 likely voters conducted June 6 to June 9 had an error
margin of plus or minus 4.4 percentage points.
Obama’s Controversies
“While President Obama remains popular, he struggles to maintain the voters’ trust in the wake of the
three controversies” involving the Internal Revenue Service, the Benghazi attack and the seizure of
Associated Press telephone records, Suffolk University said in a statement on the poll.
The president can’t afford to lose Markey, a reliable Democratic vote.
“I don’t think that the president’s visit is a sign of concern on the part of the Markey campaign,” Baker
said. “I think it’s more a case of avoiding the question ‘Why hasn’t the president put in an
appearance.’”
Vice President Joe Biden, joined by former Democratic Vice President Al Gore, helped raise about
$250,000 for Markey at a Washington fundraiser yesterday, according to a pool report, citing the
Markey campaign. Markey himself wasn’t there. He was taking part in the second of three debates
with Gomez.
Republican Candidate
Gomez stepped down from his position as a principal in Advent International Corp., a Boston-based
private equity firm. He’s a former Navy SEAL with no political experience and has been using his
Latino heritage and fluency in Spanish as a bridge to voters.
Both candidates support an overhaul of immigration laws. From there, the views diverge.
Markey supports a nationwide ban on assault weapons that Gomez opposes. Gomez backs a no-fly
zone over Syria while Markey has opposed it. Gomez said he’d consider voting for an antiabortionrights Supreme Court justice. Markey wouldn’t. In a debate last night, they sparred again over assault
weapons while they agreed that the minimum wage should be raised to $10 an hour and that the
mortgage-interest tax deduction should be preserved.
Republican Senator John McCain of Arizona and former New Y ork Mayor Rudy Giuliani have
campaigned with Gomez. Though he’s a Republican, Gomez has acknowledged that he gave money
to the Obama campaign during the 2008 election cycle.
Still, he chided Markey for seeking Obama’s appearance.
“While my opponent Congressman Markey is depending on the national Democratic machine in
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Washington, I’m depending on people of Massachusetts -- veterans, first responders, law
enforcement, and others who live their lives putting people before party and politics,” Gomez said in a
statement.
To contact the reporter on this story: Roger Runningen in Washington at [email protected]
To contact the editor responsible for this story: Steven Komarow at [email protected]
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A new poll of likely voters released Monday found Democrat Edward J. Markey leading
Republican Gabriel E. Gomez by seven percentage points, two weeks before Massachusetts
voters choose their next US Senator.
The Suffolk University poll found Markey ahead 48 percent to Gomez’s 41 percent, with 10
percent of respondents still undecided. The margin of error was plus or minus 4.4 percent.
The race appears to have tightened substantially since early May, when a Suffolk
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Each candidate has gone on the attack in recent weeks. Still, in the new poll, the candidates
were both viewed more favorably than unfavorably by voters.
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On Wednesday, President Obama is set to campaign for Markey in Boston. Obama bested
Republican Mitt Romney 61 percent to 38 percent in Massachusetts last year. The Suffolk
poll found the president remains well regarded in the state. Sixty percent of those surveyed
had a favorable opinion of Obama, while only 35 percent had an unfavorable opinion of
him.
The poll indicates, however, that the president’s popularity has diminished over the last
month. In the May Suffolk University/7 News poll, 67 percent had a favorable opinion of
the President.
Since then, a trio of controversies has taken center stage in Washington, D.C.
Republicans have hammered the White House over disclosures that the Internal Revenue
Service targeted conservative groups for greater scrutiny, that the Department of Justice
obtained the communications records of a number of reporters during investigations of
leaks of classified information, and about the Sept. 11, 2012, attacks on a US diplomatic
facility in Benghazi, Libya.
Last month, Gomez ignited controversy when he called Markey “pond scum.” The new
survey asked about the issue. Seventy-eight percent of respondents said they do not believe
the congressman is “pond scum.”
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The MassINC Polling Group surveyed 500 likely voters by landline and cell phone from
June 6-9.
Markey and Gomez won their respective primary races in April. The election to replace
John F. Kerry, who resigned his seat to become secretary of state, is set for June 25.
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With less than two weeks to go until Massachusetts
elects its next senator, President Obama headed to
Boston on Wednesday to make a last-minute pitch for longtime Rep. Ed Markey, D-Mass., who is battling it out with Republican Gabriel Gomez to keep the
vacant Senate seat in Democratic hands.
Dropping by a campaign rally in Roxbury, Mass., Mr. Obama lauded Markey's credentials as an advocate for the middle-class, and stressed the importance of
having "folks in the US Senate willing to stand up for working people just like I have."
"Ed has a track record," Mr. Obama said. "He's not somebody who comes out of nowhere says he's for something and then maybe he's for something else. He's
been steady and he's been constant working on your behalf. He's been strong and he's been principled and that's the kind of leader we need right now."
In Mass., sleepy - but high-stakes - race to replace Kerry in Senate
Markey and Gomez are competing to replace longtime Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., who vacated his seat this year after being named Secretary of State. The
special election is slated for June 25.
According to a recent poll from Suffolk University, Markey leads Gomez by a seven-point margin, with 48 percent to Gomez's 41 percent. Even in a solidly blue
state with a long history of elected Democratic officials, however, Markey's election is not a guarantee: Republican Scott Brown won the 2010 special Senate
election to replace the late Sen. Ted Kennedy, D-Mass., tipping the scales of Senate power in a critical loss for Democrats. And the Suffolk poll showed
Markey's lead narrowing: A May survey polled Markey at 52 percent and Gomez at 35 percent.
"Ed Markey continues to lead but the margin has dwindled," said David Paleologos, director of the Suffolk University Political Research Center in Boston, in a
statement. "Markey's core ballot test number has fallen below 50 percent and recent Obama administration scandals, especially the Associated Press phone
records scrutiny, have touched a nerve with likely voters who are holding back or no longer supporting Markey and President Obama with the same intensity."
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In their second debate Tuesday night, Gomez attempted to make up yet more ground, touting his support for bills mandating equal pay for women, background
checks for guns, and an increase in the minimum wage, while Markey dismissed his positions as tepid and insufficient.
"I think we should increase [the minimum wage] to 10 dollars, but I think the problem is that you think that is what is going to satisfy people, and the reality is that
people don't want to just earn 10 dollars per hour," Gomez said, according to the Boston Globe. "They want to have a chance at an American dream."
"That's not the dream," Markey responded, according to the Globe. "That's just the beginning of the dream."
"Gomez is getting more Democratic by the day," said Maurice Cunningham, associate professor of political science at the University of Massachusetts at Boston,
in an interview with CBSNews.com, and added that Gomez is also learning from Scott Brown's mistakes in 2012. "In the Brown-Warren race, Brown took a lot
of heat for voting against equal pay for women and Gomez has said that's just common sense. He's really taking positions that have been more Democratic."
There are a few key distinctions, however, between both Brown's unsuccessful 2012 re-election bid and his 2010 victory. First of all, Massachusetts Democrats
have sworn to remain vigilant in the interest of preventing another 2010 disaster.
"We took that January special election for granted, which was an unforgivable sin," said state Democratic Party chair John Walsh in an interview with
CBSNews.com this April. "We let our guard down. That will never happen again. We've learned our lessons from Scott Brown and we are entirely geared up."
Moreover, Cunningham argues, Brown was a tested candidate with a solid base and a record of victory. Brown served as a state legislator for over a decade
before his Senate bid; Gomez, a former Navy SEAL who now works in the private equity field, is running his first political campaign.
"Gomez is nowhere near the quality candidate of Scott Brown," he said. "Gomez is still on the training wheels."
Ultimately, though, Cunningham thinks this election is about President Obama as much as it is about the candidates themselves.
"I don't think it's about Markey very much at all - and I don't think it's about Gomez at all, either," he said. He attributes the dip in Markey's popularity to the
ongoing controversies surrounding the Obama administration in Washington, but ultimately thinks things will "line up" for Markey.
"Obama is still very popular here and the economy is better than it has been," he said. "It should line up for Markey to win."
Still, the president recognized on Wednesday that much will come down to turnout on June 25.
"We've got a whole lot of Democrats in this state," he said. "You've got to turn out in this election. You can't think, 'Oh, I did my work in 2012.' You've got some
work to do right now in 2013."
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama travels to Massachusetts on Wednesday to offer a
boost to Senate candidate Edward Markey in a special election this month that could be a gauge of public
reaction to controversies plaguing the Obama administration.
Polls show the lead held by Democratic congressman Markey over Republican challenger Gabriel Gomez
is narrowing ahead of the June 25 election for the Senate seat that was vacated when Obama picked
John Kerry as his secretary of state.
Obama is to speak at a rally near Boston.
The election could show the extent of political damage from a string of controversies in Obama's
administration including the IRS's targeting of conservative groups for special scrutiny, the Justice
Department's seizure of Associated Press phone records, recent disclosures about the attack last year on
a U.S. compound in Libya, and the leak revealing sweeping government surveillance programs.
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A liberal Democrat, Markey has represented Massachusetts in the House of Representative since 1976
and has won re-election by large margins. He defeated Representative Stephen Lynch in the Democratic
primary for the open seat in April. Massachusetts is a Democratic-leaning state.
Gomez, a former private equity executive and former Navy SEAL, has sought to make Markey's long
tenure in Congress a liability. A Suffolk University poll on Monday showed Markey holding a 48 percent to
41 percent lead over Gomez, down from a 52 percent to 40 percent margin in the previous week.
Obama himself remains popular nationally, but the controversies are weighing on his approval ratings,
Suffolk University Political Research Center Director David Paleologos said.
Democrats want to avoid a repeat of the upset victory in Massachusetts of Republican Scott Brown over
state Attorney General Martha Coakley in 2010 in the special election for the seat left open by the death of
long-time U.S. Senator Edward Kennedy. Coakley was faulted for running a lackluster campaign and
failing to counter the everyman appeal of Brown.
Obama later on Wednesday is to speak at two fundraising events for the Democratic National Committee
in Florida.
(Reporting by Mark Felsenthal; Editing by Vicki Allen)
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Ed Markey up 7 over Gabriel Gomez in Massachusetts Senate
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June 10, 2013 02:29 PM EDT
Another poll shows Republican Gabriel Gomez trailing by only single digits in the
Massachusetts Senate special election.
Frontrunner Rep. Ed Markey (D) leads Gomez by 7 points, 48 percent to 41 percent, in a
Suffolk University statewide survey of likely voters released Monday. Ten percent are
undecided.
Determined to avoid a repeat of Scott Brown’s 2010 upset, national Democrats are funneling
hundreds of thousands of dollars into the Bay State. And President Barack Obama is visiting
the state on Wednesday to boost Markey.
The Suffolk poll finds that Obama is viewed favorably by 60 percent of likely voters, with 35
percent viewing him unfavorably. His approval rating is 57 percent, down from 63 percent in a
May poll.
Obama won the state by 23 points over Mitt Romney, the former governor, last November.
“Markey’s core ballot test number has fallen below 50 percent and recent Obama
administration scandals, especially the Associated Press phone records scrutiny, have
touched a nerve with likely voters who are holding back or no longer supporting Markey and
President Obama with the same intensity,” David Paleologos, director of the Suffolk
University Political Research Center in Boston, said in a statement.
The second of three debates ahead of the June 25 election is on Tuesday night.
Suffolk surveyed 500 likely voters last Thursday through Sunday. The margin of error is plus or
minus 4.4 percent.
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Obama Joins Fight for Massachusetts Senate Seat
As President Stumps for Democrat, Republican Opponent Tries to Claim the Center
By COLLEEN MCCAIN NELSON
BOSTON—Gabriel Gomez, the Republican trying to pull an upset victory in this month's U.S.
Senate race in Massachusetts, calls himself "green" on environmental issues, backs an increase in
the federal minimum wage and says the GOP should support background checks for more gun
buyers.
He is trying to cast himself as a centrist in a state where independents account for more than half
of all voters, and Republicans for a mere 11%.
But on Wednesday, President Barack Obama joined an
effort by Democrats to paint a different picture of Mr.
Gomez's party, saying it is dominated by its
conservative wing and responsible for gridlock in
Washington.
Associated Press
President Obama campaigned in Boston on
Wednesday for Rep. Ed Markey, center, who
leads in his campaign for a Massachusetts
Senate seat.
"A whole bunch of Republicans out there are not
interested in getting things done. They think
compromise is a dirty word.…They think environmental
regulations are what's holding us back," the president
said at a rally for Rep. Ed Markey, Mr. Gomez's
Democratic opponent.
Mr. Obama's appearance was part of a broader push by
the Democratic Party to support Mr. Markey, who
holds a narrow lead in polls ahead of the June 25 election to fill the seat held by Democrat John
Kerry, who is now secretary of state. Tuesday night, Vice President Joe Biden tried to link Mr.
Gomez to the conservative wing of the GOP and to prevent him from claiming the political center.
"This is not your father's Republican Party," Mr. Biden said at a fundraiser for Mr. Markey, as he
sought to paint tea party-aligned Sens. Ted Cruz of Texas and Rand Paul of Kentucky as the face
of the GOP. Mr. Biden said the difference between the two parties was the largest of his lifetime,
calling it "a gigantic chasm."
Democrats are hoping to energize their party's voters while driving others away from the GOP,
but the effectiveness of the strategy remains unclear, especially in a state with so many
independents. Mr. Obama's approval ratings among that group have fallen, with 59% of
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independents nationwide disapproving of his job performance as president, according to a recent
Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll, and only 28% approving.
Moreover, independents are no more likely to see Democrats in a positive light than the GOP. In
the Journal/NBC survey, 21% of independents had a positive view of the Republican Party, and
18% had a positive view of the Democratic Party.
In Massachusetts, however, Mr. Gomez is making a point of drawing distance from the GOP. His
campaign took a welcoming tone toward Mr. Obama's visit to the state, which the president won
by 23 points in November.
Leonardo Alcivar, spokesman for the 47-year-old Mr. Gomez, said the Republican candidate and
the president could find common ground on many issues. "We believe that any time you have the
commander-in-chief in your state, it's an honor," Mr. Alcivar said.
Mr. Gomez's strategy appears to have put him within pouncing distance of Mr. Markey. A recent
poll by Suffolk University found Mr. Markey leading, 48% to 41%, a significant narrowing from a
May survey. It was one of two recent polls to show Mr. Markey with a seven-point lead.
A fundraising email sent this week from Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D., Mass.) sounded a note of
concern. Citing Mr. Markey's single-digit lead, it said: "If we don't take it seriously, we could lose
the Senate seat."
The email also noted that in 2010, Republican Scott Brown won an upset victory in a special
election for the Senate. He was defeated by Ms. Warren last year.
Mr. Gomez, the son of Colombian immigrants, is a former Navy SEAL with a Harvard M.B.A. who
has worked as a private-equity investor. Mr. Markey, 66, has been a force in Congress on
telecommunications and environmental issues. He is the longest-serving House member from
New England, winning his first election in 1976.
The president has been crisscrossing the country, raising funds for the party and asking
supporters to help him ensure that Democrats control Congress. "I can't do it by myself," Mr.
Obama said Wednesday. "I need Ed Markey in the United States Senate."
Brad Dayspring, spokesman for the National Republican Senatorial Committee, said that in 2014,
Mr. Obama could be more hindrance than help in several Republican-leaning states where
Democratic senators are up for re-election.
—Peter Nicholas contributed to this article.
Write to Colleen McCain Nelson at [email protected]
A version of this article appeared June 13, 2013, on page A6 in the U.S. edition of The Wall
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JUNE 10, 2013, 3:10 PM
New Massachusetts Senate Poll Suggests Support for Markey Is Slipping
By KATHARINE Q. SEELYE
BOSTON — Representative Edward J. Markey’s lead over Gabriel Gomez, a Republican
businessman and former member of the Navy SEALs, in the special Senate election in
Massachusetts has slipped by 10 percentage points since May, according to a new poll, which
suggests that Mr. Markey has lost support among women and independents.
The poll, by Suffolk University, shows Mr. Markey with 48 percent support and Mr. Gomez
with 41 percent among likely voters – a difference within the poll’s margin of sampling error
of plus or minus 4 percentage points. The same poll in May showed Mr. Markey ahead by 17
percentage points. Some considered the May poll an outlier, as most other polls showed Mr.
Markey with a smaller lead, though special elections are notoriously difficult in polling since
turnout is so unpredictable.
The new poll found that support for Mr. Markey had flagged just as concern about President
Obama’s handling of various controversies in Washington had grown. Mr. Obama is
scheduled to campaign here for Mr. Markey on Wednesday.
David Paleologos, the director of the Suffolk poll, said that since the White House
controversies, “voters seem to be pulling back or pausing” on support for Mr. Markey’s
candidacy.
Mr. Markey still leads Mr. Gomez among women, 47 percent to 31 percent, according to the
poll. But his advantage among them has shrunk since May, when he was leading among
women, 56 percent to 33 percent.
And the percentage of women who are undecided has risen sharply since May, to 21 percent,
according to the poll.
At the same time, Mr. Gomez has strengthened his support among independents and now
leads among them, 46 percent to 36 percent.
This could spell danger for Mr. Markey, given that his campaign is banking on support from
female voters to compensate for his lack of support among independents. This is often the
dynamic with Democrats in Massachusetts — Elizabeth Warren, for example, built a strong
20-percentage-point lead among women in her race in November, which made up for her
deficit among independents.
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But to win, a Republican needs at least 60 percent of independents, Mr. Paleologos said, and
Mr. Gomez is still 14 percentage points shy of reaching that level.
The Markey campaign thought it gained ground among women last week after Mr. Gomez
said he could vote for a Supreme Court nominee regardless of where the nominee stood on
abortion rights. He also indicated that he could support a 24-hour waiting period before a
woman could have an abortion.
While voters in the poll said by 2 to 1 that Mr. Markey, who strongly supports abortion
rights, won the candidates’ first debate last week, only 21 percent of voters watched the
debate in the first place. The Senate race, which has stirred considerably less interest than
last year’s Senate race, has had to compete for attention among the news media with the
marathon bombings, the criminal trial of James “Whitey” Bulger and the Stanley Cup
playoffs.
The poll also showed that the controversies in Washington have taken a toll on views toward
Mr. Obama even here in deep-blue Massachusetts, which voted for him last year over Mitt
Romney, a former Massachusetts governor, by 61 percent to 31 percent.
Mr. Obama’s job approval rating is still relatively high at 57 percent, but that fell from 63
percent in May, according to the poll. His 67 percent personal favorability rating in May is
down to 60 percent.
“While President Obama remains popular, he struggles to maintain the voters’ trust in the
wake of the three controversies which have become national news since the May Suffolk
poll,” Mr. Paleologos said.
Half of voters told the pollsters that they believed the Obama administration did not
deliberately mislead the public regarding the attacks in Benghazi, Libya, but 43 percent said
the administration did mislead the public.
And only half said they believed that the president was being truthful when he said he did
not have prior knowledge that the I.R.S. was giving extra scrutiny to conservative groups.
The Suffolk poll was conducted Thursday, June 6, through Sunday, June 9.
Mr. Markey and Mr. Gomez are scheduled to debate Tuesday night in Springfield and meet
in a third and final debate June 18 in Boston. The special election is June 25.
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(CNN) – Rep. Ed Markey still leads his Republican rival in the battle for Massachusetts' open Senate seat, according to a poll released Monday, though his margin has shrunk in the
final weeks of the campaign.
The Suffolk University survey showed Markey, a longtime Democratic congressman from the Bay State, ahead of Gabriel Gomez 48%-41%. Gomez is a businessman and former
Navy SEAL. Previous polls have consistently given Markey the edge, including a seventeen-point advantage in one poll from early May.
Other surveys have shown a much tighter contest. In Suffolk's poll, voters said they were paying close attention to the slate of controversies currently facing President Barack Obama
– a fact the pollster attributed to the narrowing of Markey's lead.
"Ed Markey continues to lead but the margin has dwindled," David Paleologos, director of the Suffolk University Political Research Center, wrote in a statement. "Markey's core
ballot test number has fallen below 50 percent and recent Obama administration scandals, especially the Associated Press phone records scrutiny, have touched a nerve with likely
voters who are holding back or no longer supporting Markey and President Obama with the same intensity."
Massachusetts voters will choose a new U.S. senator in a June 25 special election. The winner will finish the remainder of former Sen. John Kerry's term. Kerry left Congress after
becoming secretary of state.
The race has been marked by bitter sparring between the two rivals. Markey has cast newcomer Gomez as a partisan Republican, including in the pair's first debate held last week
when he called Gomez "the same old stale" type of Republican that lost last year's presidential race.
For his part, Gomez has equated his Democratic rival to "pond scum" for a web video that pictured him on screen with Osama bin Laden.
In Monday's poll, voters were questioned about the two rivals' claims – with neither gaining much traction.
Only 13% said they agreed with Gomez's "pond scum" charge, while 21% said they believed Markey when he characterizes Gomez as a tool of the "extreme right wing."
The Suffolk poll was conducted by telephone June 6-9 from 500 likely voters. The sampling error was plus or minus 4.4 percentage points.
CNN's Kevin Liptak and Paul Steinhauser contributed to this report.
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just weeks until the senate special election there is a new suffolk
university poll and it's showing where candidate stands. here is ed murky
in the lead with 48% of the vote. his opponent gabrielle gomez right now
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most popular among our viewers... and what the answer is. a new poll out
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special u.s. senate election heads into its final two weeks. weeks.the
suffolk university poll shows markey with 48-percent of voter support
compared with 41-percent for republican gabriel gomez.the poll also
shows 10-percent of voters remain undecided. meantime, both gomez and
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democratic congressman ed markey continues to lead in polls - his lead
appears to be shrinking. 48 percent of likely voters surveyed by suffolk
university say they support markey.. compared to 41 percent who support
republican gabriel gomez. pollster david paleologos speculates markey
may have lost some support.. because of recent obama administration
scandals. markey and gomez will meet in their final debate on june 18th.
and you can watch it right here on necn. the debate will be moderated by
our special correspondent r-d sahl -- and hosted by wgbh-tv. tune in at 7
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markey is now only up by seven points according to this poll. just last
month, he was up by 17 points. that's a big difference. a poll done by
suffolk university shows ed markey at 48% and gomez at 41%, 10%
undecided. today two weeks out neither candidate had any scheduled
public appearances. they are both set to have a debate in springfield.
even though the poll shows markey's numbers dropping seven points still
a good lead. the director of suffolk research center telling us one reason
the lead seems to be shrinking the mounting
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markey is now only up by seven points according to this poll. just last
month, he was up by 17 points. that's a big difference. a poll done by
suffolk university shows ed markey at 48% and gomez at 41%, 10%
undecided. today two weeks out neither candidate had any scheduled
public appearances. they are both set to have a debate in springfield.
even though the poll shows markey's numbers dropping seven points still
a good lead. the director of suffolk research center telling us one reason
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backing of 48 percent of voters. voters.that's compared with 41 percent
for republican gabriel gomez -- as the state's special u.s. senate election
heads into its final two weeks. the suffolk university poll -- shows 10
percent of voters are undecided.president obama is expected to endorse
markey tomo. tomorrow. the poll comes as gomez and markey prepare to
face off in springfield tonight for their second televised debate....you can
catch all the action right here, live on abc40... and streaming on wggb dot
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in 2010, democrats learned the hard way not to take a massachusetts
senate seat for granted, and new numbers this morning on the special
election are backing them up. a suffolk university poll has democratic
congressman ed markey up just seven points over republican gabe
gomez. vice president joe biden attends a washington fund-raiser for
markey today, while president obama campaigns for markey in boston
tomorrow. >>> model kate upton celebrated her 21st birthday monday
with her congressman uncle fred upton and congressman kevin mccarthy
couldn't manage to stay away. couldn't blame him. he instagramed this
picture from capitol hill. >>> now that she's a private citizen, hillary
clinton has time to tweet.
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it will take place in springfield and will feature questions of importance to
western massachusetts residents. and it comes as a new suffolk university
poll shows ed markey holding ton on to a 7 point lead over gabriel gomez.
that lead has shrunk a little bit from last week where he was in the
double-digits. double-digits markey has led in all major polls. a special
election is on tuesday june 25th. >>> nstar has not figured out what
caused sunday's power outage in the back bay that left thousands of the
homes and businesses in the dark. the company tells our news partner,
the boston globe that
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heads into its final two weeks. the suffolk university poll -- released today
-- shows 10 percent of voters are undecided.president obama is expected
to endorse markey later this week. week. the poll comes as gomez and
markey prepare to face off in springfield tonight for their second televised
debate....you can catch all the action right here, live on abc40... and
streaming on wggb dot com, all starting at 7. 7. the state retailers
association will head to beacon hill today -- to urge lawmakers not to
increase the state's minimum wage -- because they can't afford to pay
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democratic congressman ed markey continues to lead in polls - his lead
appears to be shrinking. 48 percent of likely voters surveyed by suffolk
university say they support markey.. compared to 41 percent who support
republican gabriel gomez. pollster david paleologos speculates markey
may have lost some support.. because of recent obama administration
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scandals. the two candidates will get another chance to go head to head
and debate the issues tonight. tonight's face to face debate is the second
of three between ed markey and gabriel gomez. last week...the
candidates vying for massachusetts open senate seat sparred over gun
control, national security and
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edward markey opening up a lead, in the race to take the u.s. senate
special election. in the suffolk university poll-- 48-percent of voters are
backing markey. 41-percent say they'll vote for republican gabriel gomez.
10-percent are undecided. voters head to the polls two weeks from
tomorrow. the winner fills the seat, left vacant when john kerry became
the secretary of state/ a judge is mulling over whether to delay
tomorrow's scheduled start of the whitey bulger trial. bulger's lawyers
asked a judge to wait, while they investigate a man who's expected to be
a key witness against bulger.
WBZ-AM (Radio) 6/11/2013 5:34:09 AM
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throughout the morning WBZ used a 5.2 new poll finds the U.S. Senate
race tightening a bit but probably a fast enough for a plummeting Gabriel
Gomez A Suffolk University poll shows C ongressman Ed Markey the
Democrat with a 7 point lead over Gomez the race enters the final two
weeks of the pollster David Perry will be regional Paul that we've left a
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WTEN (ABC ) 6/11/2013 5:35:00 AM
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in the city's roxbury neighborhood. the special election will be held two
weeks from today on june 25th. the debate comes a day after a suffolk
university poll showed markey has the backing of 48 percent of voters
polled compared with 41 percent for gomez. also happening today...
supporters of the second amendment will gather in albany's capitol park to
quote -- "turn the city upside down". they will rally from noon to two
against new york's safe act. the new york state rifle and pistol association
along with many other pro-gun and pro-freedom groups will be there
today demanding a reversal of that act. the law which reclassifies the
assault weapons ban and strengethens
WXXA (FOX) 6/11/2013 5:35:04 AM
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neighborhood. the special election will be held two weeks from today on
june 25th. the debate comes a day after a suffolk university poll showed
markey has the backing of 48 percent of voters polled compared with 41
percent for gomez. also happening today... supporters of the second
amendment will gather in albany's capitol park to quote -- "turn the city
upside down". they will rally from noon to two against new york's safe act.
the new york state rifle and pistol association along with many other progun and pro-freedom groups will be there today demanding a reversal of
that act. the law which reclassifies the assault weapons ban and
strengethens regulations on
WC VB-BOS (ABC ) 6/11/2013 5:35:52 AM
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race appears to be narrowing. a new poll gives democratic congressman
markey 48% of the vote, his republican rival gabriel gomez gets 41% in
the suffolk university survey. that gap down from 17 points in the same
poll a month ago. 10% are still undecided. you can see the candidates go
head to head here on channel 5 next tuesday, the debate begins at 7:00.
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>> this is what the state minimum wage is right now, $8 an hour. but
today the push is onto change that. at a hearing this morning lawmakers
will consider pushing the minimum wage to $11 an hour by 2015,
adjusting for
Fox 6 6/11/2013 5:36:46 AM
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edward markey winning the backing of 48 percent of voters. voters.that's
compared with 41 percent for republican gabriel gomez -- as the state's
special u.s. senate election heads into its final two weeks. the suffolk
university poll -- released today -- shows 10 percent of voters are
undecided.president obama is expected to endorse markey later this
week. week. the poll comes as gomez and markey prepare to face off in
springfield tonight for their second televised debate....you can catch all the
action right here, live on abc40... and streaming on wggb dot com, all
starting at 7. 7. time now for a check on the morning commute. here's
metro network's gordon scherer scherer
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streaming on wggb dot com, all starting at 7. 7. 3 time now for a check on
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and gabriel gomez face off in their second debate tonight in springfield.
the candidates will face off one more time before the special election
which is two weeks from today. a new suffolk university poll shows
markey with a 7 point lead. >>> former jets and broncos qb tim tebow
suspect expected to report -- expect today reports to the patriots mini
camp. he has been a national phenomenon for years now partly for his
outsized christian faith and the ability to come from blind in unbelievable
situations. cbs sports.com reports he's expected to learn the tight end
position for the patriots. what do you think about the patriots signing
tebow?
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the gomez and markey campaigns are both trying to woo undecided
voters. recent polls show that gomez has more work to do. the most
recent suffolk university poll shows that he is losing to ed markey by
about 7 percentage points. this senate race has also gotten a lot of
national attention. outside democratic groups and the state republican
party have both spent lots of money on advertising. tonight's debate
begins at 7pm at wgby studios here in springfield. 22news is airing the
debate. you can watch it live on our digital channel 22- dot-2. that's
channel 2-8-8 on comcast and channel 2-6-0 on charter. it will also be
streaming live on our website at wwlp.com.
Fox 6 6/11/2013 6:03:31 AM
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edward markey winning the backing of 48 percent of voters in the special
senate election. election.that's compared with 41 percent for republican
gabriel gomez.the suffolk university poll shows 10 percent of voters are
undecided. undecided. the poll comes as gomez and markey prepare to
face off in springfield tonight for their second televised debate....you can
catch all the action right here, live on abc40... and streaming on wggb dot
com, all starting at 7. 7. new this morning -- more revelations are
expected to come from the journalist who leaked the nsa's secret spying
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program. program.meanwhile -- edward snowden is on the run from china
-- pursued by an army of federal agents.he's believed to be carrying more
top secret
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a new poll shows democrat edward markey winning the backing of 48
percent of voters in the special senate el. election.that's compared with 41
percent for republican gabriel gomez.the suffolk university poll shows 10
percent of voters are undecided. undecided. the poll comes as gomez and
streaming on wggb dot com, all starting at 7. 7. 3 new this morning -more revelations are expected to come from the journalist who leaked the
nsa's secret spying . program.meanwhile -- edward snowden is on the run
from china -- pursued by an army of federal agents.he's believed
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prescription. the obama administration wanted to keep age restrictions but
they were fought for the last year. >> a new suffolk university poll shows
congressman ed markey in the lead with 48% of the vote. gabriel gomez
has 41%. >> christa: your time 9 minutes past the hour. still much more
ahead, including powerful storms spawning tornadoes. some doing
damage right here on the east coast. >> kayna: and what in the world
caused that? you see the damage to the nose of that plane right there? it
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to take the u.s. senate special election. in the suffolk university poll-- 48percent of voters are backing markey. 41-percent say they'll vote for
republican gabriel gomez. 10-percent are undecided. voters head to the
polls two weeks from tomorrow. the winner fills the seat, left vacant when
john kerry became the secretary of state/ a judge is mulling over whether
to delay tomorrow's scheduled start of the whitey bulger trial. bulger's
lawyers asked a judge to wait, while they investigate a man who's
expected to be a key witness against bulger. they're saying john
martorano, who
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percent of voters in the special senate election. election.that's compared
with 41 percent for republican gabriel gomez.the suffolk university poll
shows 10 percent of voters are undecided. undecided. the poll comes as
gomez and markey prepare to face off in springfield tonight for their
second televised debate....you can catch all the action right here, live on
abc40... and streaming on wggb dot com, all starting at 7. 7. later today
we expect a big announcement from the patriots. time tebow is reportedly
joining the team. team.practice for the patriots is starting right now in
foxborough -- and
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investigation. a new poll shows democrat edward markey winning the
backing of 48 percent of voters in the special senate el. election.that's
compared with 41 percent for republican gabriel gomez.the suffolk
university poll shows 10 percent of voters are undecided. undecided. the
poll comes as gomez and markey prepare to face off in springfield tonight
for their second televised debate....you can catch all the action right here,
live on abc40... and streaming on wggb dot com, all starting at 7. 7. later
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a new poll gives democratic congressman markey 48% of the vote, his
republican rival gabriel gomez gets 41% in the suffolk university survey.
that 7-point gap down from 17 points in the same poll a month ago. 10%
are still undecided. you can see the candidates go head to head here on
channel 5 next tuesday, the debate begins at 7:00. >> new this morning,
this is what the state's minimum wage is right now, $8 an hour him but
today the push is onto change this. at a hearing this morning, lawmakers
on beacon hill will consider pushing the minimum wage to $11 an hour by
2015, adjusting for inflation.
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massachusetts is just two weeks away. and while democratic
congressman ed markey continues to lead in polls - his lead appears to be
shrinking. 48 percent of likely voters surveyed by suffolk university say
they support markey.. compared to 41 percent who support republican
gabriel gomez. pollster david paleologos speculates markey may have lost
some support.. because of recent obama administration scandals.
president obama is scheduled to campaign for markey here in boston
tomorrow. they'll hold a rally at the reggie lewis track and athletic center
in roxbury.. tickets for the rally can be picked up
WTEN (ABC ) 6/11/2013 6:37:51 AM
Albany, NY
NEWS C ENTER This Morning on 10ABC
center in the city's roxbury neighborhood. the special election will be held
two weeks from today on june 25th. the debate comes a day after a
suffolk university poll showed markey has the backing of 48 percent of
voters polled compared with 41 percent for gomez. we'll be back with your
storm tracker forecast.... you're watching news center in the morning on
10 abc. it's ....we'll be right back.....
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center in the city's roxbury neighborhood. the special election will be held
two weeks from today on june 25th. the debate comes a day after a
suffolk university poll showed markey has the backing of 48 percent of
voters polled compared with 41 percent for gomez. we'll be back with your
storm tracker forecast.... you're watching news center in the morning on
10 abc. it's ....we'll be right back.....
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boston tomorrow to attend a rally for markey at the reggie lewis center in
the city's roxbury neighborhood. the special election will be held two
polled compared with 41 percent for gomez. jury deliberations continue
this morning in the warren county trial of brandon warrington... accused of
killing 5 year old gary carpenter. after days of emotional testimony,
closing arguments were heard yesterday ... and the case went to the jury
late yesterday afternoon. 25 year old warrington is being tried for the
murder and manslaughter of his ex-girlfriend's son. gary
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we're getting a new look at the race for the u-s senate seat in
massachusetts - just two weeks before the special election. a new suffolk
university poll shows democratic congressman ed markey's lead shrinking
- now down to 48 percent of likely voters. 41 percent support republican
gabriel gomez. a w-b-u-r poll out this morning.. also shows markey with a
seven point lead. could hillary clinton be making some quiet moves
towards the 2016 election? the former - first secretary of state - joined
twitter on monday - describing herself as a pantsuit aficionado - and a hair
icon. her first tweet - thanked the creator
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congressman ed markey and gabriel gomez are gearing up for debate in
springfield, tonight is second of three. this morning a new suffolk
university poll shows markey leading gomez by seven points. last month
the democrat was up by 17 points. tomorrow president obama will be in
roxbury to attend a rally for markey, election to fill john kerry's vacant
senate seat is set for june 25th. >>> vb enjoying the day off and michael
graham now with the new england talk network. we say good morning to
you. >> good morning. president obama will be in town and et cetera to
raise the minimum wage to $9 an hour and i
Fox 6 6/11/2013 7:36:40 AM
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streaming on wggb dot com, all starting at 7. 7. time now for a check on
the morning commute. here's metro network's gordon scherer scherer
WBZ-AM (Radio) 6/11/2013 7:39:02 AM
Boston, MA
up 5 the U.S. Senate race tightening a bit here in Massachusetts but
probably enough fast enough for Republican Gabriel Gomez the Suffolk
University poll shows Democratic C ongressman Ed Markey with a sevenpoint lead over Gomes 7 points as the Rays center As the final two weeks
this suffered pollster David Healy regional although we do that the primary
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WGGB-SPR (ABC ) 6/11/2013 7:56:47 AM
Springfield, MA
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a new poll shows republican gabrial gomez closing the gap against
democrat edward markey in this month's special senate election... . the
suffolk university poll shows markey picked up 48 percent of
voters...compared with 41 percent for republican gabriel gomez. 10
percent of voters are still undecided with two weeks to go.. go.. the poll
comes as gomez and markey prepare to face off in springfield tonight for
their second televised debate....you can catch all the action right here, live
on abc40... and streaming on wggb dot com, all starting at 7. 7. annual
budget cuts have depleted the springfield fire department's manpower
from 400 firefighters 10 years ago -WXXA (FOX) 6/11/2013 8:06:29 AM
Albany, NY
neighborhood. the special election will be held two weeks from today on
june 25th. the debate comes a day after a suffolk university poll showed
markey has the backing of 48 percent of voters polled compared with 41
percent for gomez. jury deliberations continue this morning in the warren
county trial of brandon warrington... accused of killing 5 year old gary
carpenter. after days of emotional testimony, closing arguments were
heard yesterday ... and the case went to the jury late yesterday
afternoon. 25 year old warrington is being tried for the murder and
manslaughter of his ex-girlfriend's son. gary carpenter died last november
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prostitutes were seen going in and out -- so far no criminal charges have
been filed.. the two candidates running in the massachusetts special
senate race-- will go head to head again in their second debate tonight. a
suffolk university poll shows that republican gabirel gomez is closing in on
his democratic opponent ed markey-- trailing only by seven percentage
points. back in may -- markey had a 17 point lead. a w-b-u-r poll.. also
shows markey with a seven-point lead. and just a reminder -- you can
watch next tuesday's senate debate live at 7-p-m here on n-e-c-n. it will
be moderated by our special correspondent -- r-d sahl. a milton,
massachussets teacher and track coach accused of indecent assault and
battery on a child-- is now blaming his behavior -- on his medication.
prosecutors say 64-year-old dale
WHDH-BOS (NBC ) 6/11/2013 8:28:11 AM
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mandatory minicamp. today tebow was released from the new york jets
back in april. the senate special election here in massachusetts just weeks
away and a new suffolk university poll showing where the candidates
stand right now. congressman ed markey, a democrat, in the lead with
48% of the vote. his opponent, republican gabriel gomez with 41%. and
massachusetts lawmakers now considering the first hike to the state's
minimum wage in four years. the bill would gradually raise the minimum
wage from 8 to 11 dollars an hour by 2015. if you're an employee who
relies on tips, you can see your pay jump from $2.63 an hour to $6.30.
back with more of your headlines
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the candidates in the special u.s. senate election will meet for their second
debate tonight in springfield. the latest suffolk university poll shows
republican gabriel gomez trailing democrat ed markey by 7 percentage
points...with president obama set to visit the state on wednesday to
campaign for markey. the candidates will meet in a one hour debate at wg-b-y tonight at 7. you can watch that debate on our digital channel 22dot-2. that's channel 2-8-8 on comcast and channel 2-6-0 on charter. it
will also be streaming live on our website... wwlp-dot-com. more and
more these days... students are faced with the daunting task of planning
out their
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opening up a lead, in the race to take the u.s. senate special election. in
the suffolk university poll-- 48-percent of voters are backing markey. 41percent say they'll vote for republican gabriel gomez. 10-percent are
undecided. the winner fills the seat, left vacant the whitey bulger trial.
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percent of voters in the special senate election. election.that's compared
with 41 percent for republican gabriel gomez.the suffolk university poll
shows 10 percent of voters are undecided. undecided. the poll comes as
abc40... and streaming on wggb dot com, all starting at 7. 7. later today
we expect a big announcement from the patriots. time tebow is reportedly
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this in the future.. gabriel gomez and ed markey meet tonight in their
second debate in the race for the senate. the debate comes a day after a
suffolk university poll showed gomez trailing markey by 7 percentage
points, and with president barack obama set to visit the state wednesday
to campaign for markey.
WGGB-SPR (ABC ) 6/11/2013 8:57:45 AM
Springfield, MA
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into 40 internal affairs complaints. a new poll shows republican gabrial
gomez closing the gap against democrat edward markey in this month's
special senate election... . the suffolk university poll shows markey picked
up 48 percent of voters...compared with 41 percent for gomez. 10 percent
of voters are still undecided with two weeks to go.. go.. the poll comes as
abc40... and streaming on wggb dot com, all starting at 7. 7.
WHDH-BOS (NBC ) 6/11/2013 9:08:34 AM
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say protected. state senate candidates election just weeks away. this is
new suffolk university poll shows 10 percent of voter are undecided. right
now congressman ed markey in the lead with 48% of the vote. gomez hat
41%. president obama coming to also to learn his support. he's scheduled
to campaign in ed in rocksbury tomorrow. >> there's word the reporter
who is phone surveillance program has even more secrets to reveal.
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u.s. senate, congressman ed markey and gabriel gomez are gearing up
for a debate in springfield. tonight's debate is second of three. this
morning a new suffolk university poll shows markey leading gomez by
seven points. last month the democratic was up by 17 points. tomorrow
president obama will be at roxbury to attend a rally for markey, election
to fill john kerry's vacant senate seat is set for june 25th. >>> if congress
does not act, rates on student loans are set to double july 1st. right now
there are a number of bills and proposals in washington to prevent the
rate hike. here in massachusetts senator elizabeth warren and
congressman john tierney are leading the
WBZ-AM (Radio) 6/11/2013 11:40:38 AM
Boston, MA
in Republican Gabriel Gomez will meet with C ongressman Ed Markey for
one hour debate in Springfield at 7 club tonight pecans Miller's Suffolk
University poll offering fresh numbers and where they can They'd stand
polls today Paley largesse Democrat Party leading by 7.4 percent falling
one percent Bill goal meantime President Obama prepping to visit rocks
parade tomorrow to drum up support from Marquis rally The special
election is June 20 5th amid influences how next year's election for
governor might turn out new UMass poll has former republic considers that
Brown and former C ongressman Joe Kennedy Wheeling of potential
candidates for
WTEN (ABC ) 6/11/2013 12:05:30 PM
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NEWS C ENTER at NOON on 10ABC
boston tomorrow to attend a rally for markey at the reggie lewis center in
the city's roxbury neighborhood. the special election will be held two
polled compared with 41 percent for gomez. also happening today...
supporters of the second amendment are gathering this afternoon in
albany's capitol park to quote -- "turn the city upside down". they are
rallying against new york's safe act. the protest started at noon and is
expected to run until two. the new york state rifle and pistol association
along with many other pro-gun and pro-freedom groups will be there
today demanding a
WHDH-BOS (NBC ) 6/11/2013 12:09:32
PM
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7News at Noon
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>> well, the senate special election weeks away now. the two candidates
plan to meet again tonight in a televised debate in springfield. this comes
as the new suffolk university poll shows 10% of voters are still undecided.
edmarky is in the lead with 48% of the vote. republican gabriel gomez has
1%. president obama is coming to town to lend his support. he is
scheduled to campaign in roxbury tomorrow. the special election will be
held on june 25. >> there is word today that the british reporter who
exposed the u.s. government's phone surveillance program has even
more secrets to reveal. >> you can believe that.
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PM
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4% of the vote, but his republican rival gets 41% in the study suffolk
university. meaning it's down 17 points from the same poll, 10% of voters
are still undecided. you can see the candidates go head to head right here
on channel 5 next tuesday. the debate begins at 7 p.m. and this is what
the state minimum wage is right now. it's $8 an hour. today the push is on
to change that, today beacon hill lawmakers will consider pushing the
minimum wage to $11 an hour by 2015, adjusting for inflation.
massachusetts has one of the highest minimum wages in the
Bloomberg Radio 6/11/2013 1:11:27 PM
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is the closing argument is that these two candidates at intimate Emmy
right now it remains Marquise Rice delivers by eighty look at the Paul's
and a new poll by Suffolk University cannot yesterday Gabriel Gomez is
WSHM-SPR (C BS) 6/11/2013 4:05:18 PM
Springfield, MA
C BS 3 News
republican gabriel gomez and democrat edward markey are gearing up
for their second debate. tonight's one- hour debate in springfield comes a
day after a suffolk university poll showed markey has the backing of 48
percent of voters polled. compared with 41 percent for gomez. the
pressure is on gomez to give voters a compelling reason to support a g-op candidate in a state that typically elects democrats. obama is scheduled
to visit boston tomorrow to attend a rally for markey. we will air the
markey-gomez debate live from springfield tonight beginning at 7. catch it
on our website cbs-3- springfield.com. it'll also be on cbs 3 now. that is
comcast 293, charter 230 and digital channel 3- point-6. also
WSHM-SPR (C BS) 6/11/2013 4:37:42 PM
Springfield, MA
C BS 3 News
gabriel gomez and democrat edward markey are debating in springfield
tonight. the one-hour debate comes a day after a suffolk university poll
showed markey with the support of 48 percent of voters. gomez has 41.
the pressure is on gomez to give voters a compelling reason to support a
g-o-p candidate in a state that typically elects democrats. obama is
scheduled to visit boston tomorrow to attend a rally for markey. tonight's
debate starts at seven and you can watch it on cbs 3 springfield.com it'll
also be on cbs 3 now. that is comcast 293, charter 230 and digital channel
3- point-6. also our digital dashboard correspondant michelle
WWLP-SPR (NBC ) 6/11/2013 5:00:27 PM
Springfield, MA
22News at 5PM
candidates will hold their 2nd debate tonight. congressman ed markey and
gabriel gomez will debate tonight at the wgby studios. the latest suffolk
university poll shows markey holding a 7 point, but 10 percent are still
undecided. the winner of the us senate special election will fill john kerry's
seat. kerry is now the secretary of state. poltical strategist tony cignoli
told 22news that margain can be made up in two weeks, especially in a
special election. special elections are amazing things. especially when you
have a high undecided. right now when you look at all the polls, that
bottom line looks like between 10 and 12 percent of the voters are
undecided. what is key is that
WBZ-AM (Radio) 6/11/2013 5:35:10 PM
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Boston, MA
in Springfield is expected to focus on questions are important to the
western part of the state polls this week C hilmark Keystone Henan Gamez
Saba one of them A Suffolk University poll shows the Democrats lead
shrank for the past month judges while the larger trial denies a defense
motion for more time Botas attorneys were hoping to work and were
allegations that a prosecution witness was being allowed to commit crimes
while police looked the other way eye opening statements are expected
tomorrow the jury is composed of 18 people including 6 alternates they'd
been told to report to the courthouse at 9 tomorrow morning WBZ near
Stein 5 33 we
WSHM-SPR (C BS) 6/11/2013 6:02:59 PM
Springfield, MA
C BS 3 News
happen tonight. chris in just about an hour the two candidates will take to
these podiums here behind me with wgby's jim madigan moderating this
debate. tonight's debate comes a day after a suffolk university poll
showed markey has the backing of 48 percent of voters polled. that's
compared with 41 percent for gomez. the two debated in boston last week
covering topics ranging from gun control to the benghazi, libya attacks.
you can watch the debate live on our website cbs 3 springfield dot com as
well as on cbs 3 now that is comcast 293, charter 230 and digital channel
3- point-6. we will have a full wrap up of
WNYT (NBC ) 6/11/2013 6:13:41 PM
Albany, NY
Newschannel 13 Live @ 6
simply. yes bill lambdin, newschannel 13. voters in massachusetts go to
the polls in two weeks to elect a u-s senator. the latest poll from suffolk
university has democrat edward markey leading republican gabriel gomez
in the campaign to replace john kerry. the candidates will be in springfield
tonight for debate. their second tomorrow, president obama will visit
boston to whip up support for markey. do you know the name of the
president of the united nations general assembly? some high school
students in berkshire county sure do. abigail bleck explains. chief
WWLP-SPR (NBC ) 6/12/2013 5:32:48 AM
Springfield, MA
22News at 5:30AM
political punches. gabriel gomez accused ed markey of putting party and
politics before voters. markey accused gomez of being out of touch with
the middle class. a recent suffolk university poll shows markey with a 7
percentage point lead over gomez. in last night's debate the candidates
were asked about gun control, tax policy, medical marijuana, and raising
the federal minimum wage...among other issues. but a key difference
between the two candidates came during a question about whether the
candidates would support the keystone oil pipeline from canada into texas.
"keystone is a project that we should be investing in. it creates jobs. it
lowers energy
WWLP-SPR (NBC ) 6/12/2013 6:52:43 AM
Springfield, MA
22News at 6:30AM
gabriel gomez accused ed markey of putting party and politics before
voters. markey accused gomez of being out of touch with the middle
class. a recent suffolk university poll shows markey with a 7 percentage
point lead over gomez. in last night's debate the candidates were asked
about gun control, tax policy, medical marijuana, and raising the federal
minimum wage...among other issues. a final debate is scheduled for june
18th. election day is june 25th. you can watch last night's debate in full on
our website at wwlp.com.
WWLP-SPR (NBC ) 6/12/2013 7:28:37 AM
15/17
7/23/13
Springfield, MA
Today
and gabriel gomez debated tuesday night in springfield. gomez accused
markey of putting party and politics before voters. markey accused
gomez of being out of touch with the middle class. a recent suffolk
university poll shows markey with a 7 percentage point lead over gomez.
in last night's debate... the candidates were asked about gun control...tax
policy... medical marijuana... and raising the federal minimum
wage...among other issues. election day is june 25th. americans spend
565 billion dollars a year on groceries... and amazon-dot-com wants a
piece of that pie the online retailer is reportedly planning a major roll-out
of a
WXXA (FOX) 6/12/2013 7:44:32 AM
Albany, NY
squared off in their second debate. the gloves came off as during that
debate last night ... a recent suffolk university poll shows markey leading
with forty-eight percent of voters... but gomez is following close behind
with forty-one percent. both candidates are pushing their platforms... jim
acosta reports. when president obama selected massachusetts senator
john kerry to become his secretary of state, it was like the ringing of a
bell. for a prize fight. "he's trying to scare people, trying to make people
think that i'm something i'm not." in one corner... gabriel gomez. a former
navy seal. and son of colombian immigrants. a political novice the gop
bills
AM
Boston, MA
Morning Show
$743.92
richard hoes (hee-ohs)- twelve visions party 0% undecided 10% refused
1% header: suffolk university poll is your opinion of scott brown or
generally generally favorable unfavorable? favorable ... 64% unfavorable
... 30% header: suffolk university poll is your opinion of elizabeth warren
generally favorable or generally unfavorable? favorable ... 56%
unfavorable . 35% the candidates
WXXA (FOX) 6/12/2013 8:20:45 AM
Albany, NY
and republican gabriel gomez squared off in their second debate. the
gloves came off as during that debate last night ... a recent suffolk
university poll shows markey leading with forty-eight percent of voters...
but gomez is following close behind with forty-one percent. both
candidates are pushing their platforms... jim acosta reports. :00 - :03
december 2012 :08 - :12 wbz :12 - :14 gabriel gomez mass. senate
candidate:15 - :26 wcvb :26 - :30 rep. ed markey mass. senate
candidate:37 - :49 markey web video :49 - 1:00 from youtube 1:03 - 1:22
gabriel gomez mass. senate candidate1:25 -1:46 rep. ed markey mass.
senate candidate1:55 - 2:22 january 2010 2:22 - 2:38 rep. ed markey
mass. senate candidate--reporter pkg-as follows-- when president obama
selected massachusetts senator john kerry to become his secretary of
C urrent TV 6/12/2013 9:01:53 AM
U.S. C able
over john kerry's former seat. president obama is also going to go to a
smaller event, a meet and greet for political donors on markey's of behalf.
at suffolk university poll out on monday says the president's popularity in
massachusetts is at 60%. markey is up by 7 points. but a fund-raiser for
markey in d.c. last night, vice president biden minutessed no words in
expressing why one should take the senate seat for granted. he explained
since the president is not at the top of the ticket this time around, minority
voters aren't likely to show up in the same numbers they did in the past
16/17
7/23/13
two elections. voters are going to choose between markey and gomez a
C urrent TV 6/12/2013 12:00:39 PM
U.S. C able
former senate seat. prior to the rally, the president will attend a smaller
meet and greet fund-raiser on markey's behalf. a suffolk university poll
shows the president's popularity in massachusetts at 60% and markey up
above gomez by 7 points. but at a fund-raiser for markey in d.c. last
night, vice president biden minced no words in expressing no-no one
should take for granted the democrats will win the senate seat for take
turnout for granted. since the president is not at the top of the ticket this
time around, minority voters aren't likely to show off the same way they
did in the past two
WTEN (ABC ) 6/12/2013 5:38:37 PM
Albany, NY
NEWS C ENTER at 5:30 on 10ABC
even though massachusetts is usually a safe democrat bet, a suffolk
university poll earlier this week had markey leading his g-o-p rival by only
seven points. and to keep his lead going, markey is bringing in the biggest
gun of all. that would be president obama, who joined markey on the
campaign trail this afternoon, visiting businesses and shaking hands.
meanwhile, gomez posted a letter to his own campaign website this
morning, inviting the president to an event he was holding in chelsea this
afternoon, and saying he welcomes working with the president, if elected.
last week, president obama endorsed markey's campaign, calling the
longtime congressman
WBZ-AM (Radio) 6/13/2013 7:58:41 AM
Boston, MA
temporarily 60 Korean Boston 7 55 traffic toward margin Hewitt double the
ABC political commentator giant now the trial of widely Balter is finally
underway MOH Suffolk University poll shows 60 percent of us are very or
somewhat interested in the proceedings the remaining 32 percent should
make appointed paying attention as well because on one more at stake
here than justice for allegedly vicious serial killer By the time the trial
ends this fall we can hope to learn the troop behind who did what to and
for whom one myth we bit the dust in court the other day that Bolger
narrowly didn't
WWLP-SPR (NBC ) 6/14/2013 6:15:14 PM
Springfield, MA
22News at 6PM
republican gabiel gomez and democrat edward markey will debate
tuesday, june 18th at 7pm at the wgbh studios in brighton. the latest
suffolk university poll shows markey holding a 7 point, but 10 percent are
still undecided. the special election will fill the seat left vacant by the
resignation of john kerry. kerry is now the secretary of state. a
connecticut woman disfigured in a chimpanzee attack has been denied
permission to sue the state. charla nash's family sought permission to sue
connecticut for $150 million but was denied today by the state claims
commissioner. the state is immune from lawsuits
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