Coakley

Massachusetts AG Martha Coakley may be up against James McKenna in November's election. Will she keep it civil this time, or resort to the mud-slinging she did at Scott Brown?

The 2010 Massachusetts special senate election results

This should never happen in a liberal state like Massachusetts.

A first-person narrative of the Massachusetts Senate election and the campaigning that lead up to it, as well as the opinions of other voters at the location.

It didn't take Democrats long to concede Martha Coakley's loss in the Massachusetts senate race, which they did before the polls closed. Coakley officially gave up an hour later as the scrambling to save health care begins.

Scott Brown, a Republican, won the race to replace Ted Kennedy in the Senate. How did he do it?

Martha Coakley (D) concedes the Senate seat election to Scott Brown (R) and tells her supporters she'll still continue to fight for what she believes in.

Sparse exit polling plagues this special Mass. senatorial election, but the results seem to indicate a win by Scott Brown, possibly by approximately seven percentage points.

Virtually everyone has abandoned Martha Coakley in the Massachusetts special election, as blogs and pundits are writing her obit now. Yet pollster John Zogby is one of the few to believe she can win, as he predicted a one point victory on Sean Hannity.

Tonight's special election between Scott Brown and Martha Coakley won't have exit polls until much later. But the dominant narrative is that Coakley has already lost due to ominous early polls and constant chatter that the Democrats are now finished.

The Massachusetts senate race is framed as the death blow against Democrats and Obama, if Scott Brown pulls the upset. Even if it isn' t- and actually makes Democrats pass the health care bill faster - the narrative may be too ingrained to overcome.

With the Scott Brown vs. Martha Coakley race in the special election for the U.S. Senate increasingly looking like the first Republican about to be elected to the Senate in Massachusetts since the 1970s, the Democrats are getting ready to respond.

If Martha Coakley is defeated in the special election for US Senate in Massachusetts by Scott Brown, as expected, the Obama White House is expected to make a "combative response," according to the Politico.

You can look all around the news world today whether it is print or Internet to read about Martha Coakley and Scott Brown.Martha Coakley and Scott Brown are running for the Senate in Massachusetts.

As Scott Brown sprints to the finish line, with Martha Coakley staggering after him, one gets the sense that the greatest blow for human freedom is about to take place in Massachusetts since the Battle of Lexington/Concord.

President Obama is headed for Boston Sunday afternoon for a rally at Northeastern University in a last ditch effort to save the faltering campaign of Martha Coakley for US Senate, Recent polls suggest the effort may be too little too late.

Martha Coakley, the Democratic candidate for US Senate in the special election in Massachusetts, added to her long list of gaffes and missteps when she attested that Boston Red Sox's great Curt Schilling was a "Yankees fan."

Martha Coakley, who is running for the US Senate in a special election in Massachusetts, left the campaign trail to attend a fund raiser attended by lobbyists for many of the biggest drug and insurance companies in America.

The campaign of Martha Coakley, Scott Brown's Democratic opponent in the race to elect a US Senator in Massachusetts, is being plagued by a lot of unforced errors. The name of the state, Massachusetts, was misspelled in a recent Coakley attack ad.

The results of Wall Street's fraud are numerous FRAUDclosuers, topped with the ignorance that works well for those who committed the biggest financial crime in the history of the world.

When did the left become the right?

Massachusetts will have a special election on Tuesday, January 19, 2010. This election could decide the fate of all Americans.