Word: democraticizing
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Or at least that's what supporters of Attorney General L. Scott Harshbarger '64 and Acting Governor A. Paul Cellucci said when the long-time Democratic and Republican front-runners in the state's gubernatorial primaries coasted to an easy victory last night.
Harshbarger, who enjoyed a 30 point lead over his closest Democratic opponent, former state senator Patricia McGovern, throughout much of the race's finalweeks, won 51 percent of the vote with 66 percentof precincts reporting. McGovern earned 32 percentof the vote.
Harshbarger will be in Dorchester as well thismorning as he attends the Democratic StateCommittee's "unity breakfast" with McGovern andhis other Democratic opponent in the primaries,Brian Donnelly, a former congressman and formerambassador to Trinidad and Tobago, who won 17percent of the vote.
"We didn't want to make the election aDemocratic food fight," said Dwight Robson,Harshbarger's press secretary. "We were and aredetermined not to take our eyes off the failure ofleadership. That's what the Democratic party willbe focusing on in the November elections."
Wolf faces no opposition in the November election. 27th Middlesex District Primary Results Democratic Party Candidate Votes Percentage Anthony Galluccio 4,373 45.3% Alice K. Wolf* 5,270 54.7% *incumbent 28th Middlesex District Primary Results Democratic Party Candidate Votes Percentage Jarrett T. Barrios '90 3,462 48.7% Dennis A. Benzan...