MA-Western New England University: Warren by 2

[Tender Branson]

45-43 Warren

http://www.masslive.com/politics/index.ssf/2012/06/sen_scott_brown_elizabeth_warr_1.html

[Stand With Israel. Crush Hamas]

It's all just statistical noise at this point. They're essentially tied.

Brown is running a better campaign with less mini-controversies, so my guess is the Romney coattails and the blue collar Democrats push him to a 1-2 point victory.

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

Uni poll, so.

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

It's all just statistical noise at this point. They're essentially tied.

Brown is running a better campaign with less mini-controversies, so my guess is the Romney coattails and the blue collar Democrats push him to a 1-2 point victory.

The idea that there are 'Romney coattails' in Massachusetts is wishful thinking.

[Stand With Israel. Crush Hamas]

It's all just statistical noise at this point. They're essentially tied.

Brown is running a better campaign with less mini-controversies, so my guess is the Romney coattails and the blue collar Democrats push him to a 1-2 point victory.

The idea that there are 'Romney coattails' in Massachusetts is wishful thinking.

He'll lose Massachusetts by 15. Any other Republican would likely lose it by 20-25. That's a boost that will help down-ballot races a bit.

[nkpatel1279]

The 2012 MA US Senate Race is going to be decided by a narrow margin. The loser of that race is going to be future candidate for MA statewide office in 2014.
Scott Brown-R will be seeking the Republican nomination for 2014 MA Governors Race- he will be facing Coakley-D in the general election.
Elizabeth Warren-D will either run for the Kerry Seat-assuming Kerry retires or gets selected as Secretary of State during Obama's second term or run for MA State Attorney General or Governor.

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

It's all just statistical noise at this point. They're essentially tied.

Brown is running a better campaign with less mini-controversies, so my guess is the Romney coattails and the blue collar Democrats push him to a 1-2 point victory.

The idea that there are 'Romney coattails' in Massachusetts is wishful thinking.

He'll lose Massachusetts by 15. Any other Republican would likely lose it by 20-25. That's a boost that will help down-ballot races a bit.

Romney won't have coattails for somebody who's significantly more popular than he is.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Romney coattails

What coattails exist when a candidate gets 38-40%?