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Money Couldn’t Stop Geoff Diehl and Leah Cole Allen In The Massachusetts Republican Primary

Former state representative Geoff Diehl (R-Whitman) didn't have $2.2 million of his own money to spend in the Republican primary for governor. Yet, Diehl beat someone who did by about 10 points on Tuesday.

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Notable Results From Last Night’s Primary Elections In Massachusetts

Massachusetts held its statewide primary on Tuesday, September 6. The winners of various races will advance to the November general election. Here is a look at some of the notable results that occurred in these elections, according to The Associated Press:

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Student Debt Will Rise To Pre-Cancellation Levels In Less Than A Decade, Budget Group Says

By Casey Harper The Center Square

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Tanisha Sullivan Bringing Abortion-Expansion Agenda To Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth Race

What's the difference between Bill Galvin and Tanisha Sullivan? On abortion, their approaches vary.

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Massachusetts Lieutenant Governor Candidate Supported COVID-19 Vaccine Passports In Her City

Remember vaccine passports? One candidate for lieutenant governor definitely does; she pushed for them in her own city.

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Massachusetts Ranks Number One in ‘Child Well-Being,’ Report Says — But Increase In Anxiety and Depression Double The National Average

Public News Service By Suzanne Potter Massachusetts ranks first in the nation for children's well-being, according to the 2022 Kids Count Data Book from the Annie E. Casey Foundation.

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U.S. Economy Added 315,000 Jobs In August — But Job Losses Increased, Too

By Casey Harper The Center Square

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Connecticut Assistant Principal Placed On Administrative Leave For Anti-Catholic Hiring Comments

An assistant principal at a Connecticut elementary school has been placed on administrative leave after being caught on a secret video recording by Project Veritas saying that he doesn't hire Catholics. The administrator was placed on administrative leave Wednesday while school officials investigate, the superintendent said.