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Some mail-in ballots were rejected in the Massachusetts primary. Just how many? That figure is 17,872, the Secretary of the Commonwealth's office told CBS Boston. That means 1.72 percent of the ballots for those who voted by mail did not count.
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The U.S. Senate may confirm Amy Coney Barrett to the U.S. Supreme Court at some point this fall, and some Massachusetts politicians are pointing to it as a reason to expand abortion access in the state. Democratic politicians like U.S. Senator Ed Markey, U.S. Representative Ayanna
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Do you think it should be a crime to knowingly transmit HIV? Meg Wheeler does not.
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Max Linn doesn't like wearing a mask. The independent U.S. Senate candidate, whose platform includes a five-year immigration moratorium and forgiving student loan debt, used a pair of scissors to help get one of his points across during a debate on Monday night.
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Are you white? If the answer is yes, then former Massachusetts governor Deval Patrick might not be too happy with you right now.
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Early next month, the Libertarian Party candidate for president plans to do some campaigning in New England. It doesn't look like she will be in Massachusetts but starting towards the end of this week, Jo Jorgensen plans to spend a few days in northern New England. She is
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Do politicians have to raise taxes to raise revenue? It's a disagreement the two candidates for state representative in the 12th Plymouth District had in a debate this week.
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Any honest discussion of the proposed ROE Act bill in the Massachusetts Legislature has to deal with a provision that would enable a doctor to let a baby born after an attempted abortion die. The bill doesn't say that. But it does that. It would remove an existing
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