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In reply to the discussion: Katherine Clark wins Massachusetts special election [View all]FailureToCommunicate
(14,014 posts)29. De nada. Though I do wish our GOTV effort had resulted in better than 13% turnout. Even factoring
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the (slightly icy) weather at the end of the workday, and that there was no real contest (Clark's Republican opponent didn't even live in the district) the turnout was pretty pathetic. My cynical side guesses people stood longer at Starbuck's waiting for their morning latte than it would have taken to vote...
Well, as we said with the recent Patriot's wins, a win is a win, no matter how messy.
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De nada. Though I do wish our GOTV effort had resulted in better than 13% turnout. Even factoring
FailureToCommunicate
Dec 2013
#29
She is great. She was my college roommate and an extremely sincere progressive.
smirkymonkey
Dec 2013
#37
I personally helped two people who fell on the icy sidewalk outside our polling place, so
FailureToCommunicate
Dec 2013
#14
my daughter lives in Sherborn. I visit often. She supported Clark and said good things about
CTyankee
Dec 2013
#30
That was a highly successful execution of Dem succession plan in Mass!!
Pretzel_Warrior
Dec 2013
#40