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...Both potential candidates are power-players in Cambridge politics: Galluccio has received the most votes by a large margin in council elections since 1997, and Wolf, another former mayor of the city, has overwhelmingly won reelection in the last several State House elections...
Barrios’s departure could lead to a special election between several Cambridge politicians to fill his spot—which represents Cambridge—including Councillor Anthony D. Galluccio, who has received the most top votes by a large margin in city council elections since...
...scores of the party's representatives at polls in English municipalities and for the Scottish Parliament and Welsh Assembly. The Tories won an average of around 40% of votes in England, compared with Labour's 27%. They didn't make the hoped-for inroads in Manchester, but a similar margin could still be enough to unseat the government at national elections, due by spring...
...terms of the varsity boat alone, Yale, who has not raced Brown and whose dual race with Harvard comes later in the season, could be more of a threat. However, though the Bulldogs had a slightly larger margin of victory over Princeton than the Crimson, 2.3 seconds as opposed to 1.5, Brown’s was still greater at 3.1 and Harvard pulled out the power to beat them when they faced...
...Harvard lightweights, despite starting their season with a loss to Cornell, have since then been undefeated with visible weekly improvement. They went on to beat Dartmouth—who a few weeks ago, beat the Big Red themselves—by a seven-second margin, a win reflected in the final EARC rankings with Harvard in first, followed by Dartmouth, Cornell, and Georgetown. In the second varsity, Cornell leads with the Crimson in third after Yale. In the freshman eight, Harvard is ranked sixth, with Yale and Navy leading...