Word: pollinger
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Opponents of Republican gubernatorial candidate W. Mitt Romney would be a little concerned about the scene on the corner of Plympton and Mt. Auburn Streets—right next to the Quincy House polling place.
At the more than 2,100 polling places across Massachusetts today, about 70 percent of the state’s active voters are expected to cast their ballots, Secretary of State William F. Galvin said at a press conference yesterday.
In 2000, a presidential election year, even many students who had registered to vote with the IOP ran into logistical problems that kept them from casting ballots. Several dozen students arrived at polling stations on Election Day only to find that they could not vote.
Meanwhile, O’Brien released two ads playing on polling data that shows that voters think her running mate, Chris F. Gabrieli ’81, is better prepared to be governor than Kerry Healey ’82, Romney’s No. 2. Her ads point out...
Weekend polling also revealed that about ten percent of the state’s voters are still undecided, which makes winning over the vast population of unaffiliated voters even more important for the leading contenders.