How lucky are we that we live in a country where each of us has a
voice in shaping our government by voting?
Today is the special U.S. Senate election primary in Massachusetts to chose the Republican and Democratic candidates that will compete for John Kerry's vacated Senate seat next month. Please get out and vote today - the polls are open until 8pm. Remember that Unenrolled (i.e. "independent") voters can vote in either primary.
Today is the special U.S. Senate election primary in Massachusetts to chose the Republican and Democratic candidates that will compete for John Kerry's vacated Senate seat next month. Please get out and vote today - the polls are open until 8pm. Remember that Unenrolled (i.e. "independent") voters can vote in either primary.
Your voting location is probably the same as it was in November, but check here:
I'm registered Unenrolled, and I'll be voting for Representative Ed Markey in the Democratic primary. I'm voting for Markey because he's focused on the future: on education, science and technology, climate change, and clean energy. It's critical that the present gridlock in Washington doesn't prevent us from planning for the future, and I believe Markey can help shift the focus from today's bickering to tomorrow's challenges and opportunities.
The candidates are:
Democratic Primary:
Republican Primary:
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