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PrintJanuary 19, 2010
Brown Wins Massachusetts (updated: Coakley concedes)
With votes coming in fast, Scott Brown is maintaining about a 5% lead: 52% to 47%. Howie Carr, on The O'Reilly Factor, reported that in minority areas, turnout is lower than in other areas, favoring Brown.
Richard Baehr adds:
I do not like what I am seeing. brown margins in suburbs not as big as I hoped. a bit of good news: cities -- Boston, Worcester, Brown doing much better than anticipated.
http://www.boston.com/news/special/politics/2010/senate/results.html
Update from Thomas Lifson: AP is projecting Brown the winner.
Update: Fox reports Coakley has called Brown to concede.
Richard Baehr writes:
Coakley bombed in the cities. Romney in his governors race win did better than Brown in the 'burbs, but Brown did much better in 3 big cities- Boston, Worcester, Springfield.
It's all over. 5-7% margin when all done I think.
Update from Thomas Lifson: AP is projecting Brown the winner.
Update: Fox reports Coakley has called Brown to concede.
Richard Baehr writes:
Coakley bombed in the cities. Romney in his governors race win did better than Brown in the 'burbs, but Brown did much better in 3 big cities- Boston, Worcester, Springfield.
It's all over. 5-7% margin when all done I think.
