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Below are the reported vote totals from six battleground states in the November 2020 presidential election. The six states are Arizona, Georgia, Wisconsin, Michigan, Nevada, and Pennsylvania. Joe Biden has been declared the winner by state officials in all six, but President Donald Trump has contested those findings.
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Former state representative Geoff Diehl (R-Whitman) may end up running for governor in 2022. The Republican has been reaching out to political allies about potentially primarying Massachusetts governor Charlie Baker, who may seek a third term.
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Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker split the difference on the proposed abortion expansion amendment, rejecting a proposal to lower the age of consent for abortion but ignoring the objection of opponents that it would legalize a form of infanticide. The governor returned the state budget bill to the Massachusetts Legislature on
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Six years ago, a former local politician took on a new role: providing conservatives in the most left-leaning state in the country a printed outlet to get news and express their opinions. Lonnie Brennan, the 60-year-old publisher of The Boston Broadside, a monthly conservative print newspaper, is a former Georgetown
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This upcoming January, the Massachusetts Congressional delegation will look slightly different. That's because it will no longer include U.S. Representative Joseph P. Kennedy III (D-Newton). When the 177th Congress begins January 3, 2021, Kennedy won't be in it.
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Pro-lifers who oppose a version of the proposed ROE Act abortion expansion bill have been going out in public and making their voices heard as of late. One event took place in the rain outside of the Massachusetts State House over the weekend and a few occurred in Billerica in
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Universal mail-in balloting and early voting violate the Massachusetts Constitution, so more than 2 million of the 3.6 million votes case in the state during the November general election should be thrown out, five Republican candidates say in a new federal lawsuit. The plaintiffs are asking a federal judge
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Soon, you may no longer need a government-issued license to conduct natural hair braiding for pay in Massachusetts. An amendment to the state budget bill would change the state's requirements.
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