The Ninth is supposed to be Massachusetts's most competitive Congressional district for Republicans, but this year the party may not have a candidate on the ballot against Democratic U.S. Representative Bill Keating.
The State Ballot Law Commission has ruled that Helen Brady, a Republican, does not have valid signatures to make it onto the ballot for the September 1 primary.
If elected to the U.S. House of Representatives this November, Republican John Paul Moran says he won't be there forever.
Instead, Moran, who is running in Massachusetts's Sixth District in hopes of unseating U.S. Representative Seth Moulton (D-Salem), signed a pledge from U.S. Term Limits this week stating that if elected, he would serve no more than three terms in the House of Representatives, according to a press release from Moran's campaign.
