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Springfield’s Bud Williams Weighs Dual Role As State Rep. And City Councilor

by: Henry Epp

A Springfield city councilor is on track to juggle two elected positions in the new year, as he begins a term in the Massachusetts state legislature.

What Happens To Incumbents’ Campaign Money When There’s No Major Campaign To Run?

by: Henry Epp

Neither Worcester Congressman Jim McGovern nor Springfield Representative Richie Neal face major party challengers this year. So where does their campaign money go?

MORE: If There’s No Opponent, What Does An Incumbent Congressman Do During Campaign Season?

What Thursday’s Primary Means For Beacon Hill Lawmakers

by: Henry Epp

Most state legislators do not face primary challenges in the elections this week.

Hampden Sheriff Primary: What’s All The Fuss About?

by: Henry Epp

The race for Hampden County sheriff is one of the most heated primary elections in Western Massachusetts. Voters make their picks this Thursday.

The Week Ahead On Beacon Hill

by: Henry Epp

This Friday is the deadline to register to vote in the September 8th state primary in Massachusetts.

The Week Ahead On Beacon Hill

by: State House News Service

This week, Governor Charlie Baker is likely to announce his nominees to the Supreme Judicial Court. Plus, a very speculative look at whether the legislature will tinker with the rules to fill a U.S. Senate seat vacancy.

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