The Topline: The Independence of Independents
The ranks of political independents continue to swell in Massachusetts, while the number of Democrats and Republicans remains roughly steady. Younger voters are choosing to remain “unenrolled” when they register to vote, rather than choosing a political party. The result is an increasing tilt toward the “unenrolled,” as they are called here, who now make up 55 percent of the state’s voter rolls.
Dem Hopefuls Not Following Warren, Patrick Models
If any of the three lesser known candidates for Governor win in November, they will have blazed a new trail rather than followed either Elizabeth Warren or Deval Patrick's path.
Q2 Trend Monitor: MA residents say no thanks to more MA presidential candidates, see Red Sox going far
Results of MPG’s second quarter omnibus poll also show fans favor keeping Jerry Remy
Q1 Trend Monitor: MA consumer confidence edges upward; still strong reservations about national economy
Markey reelection uncertain; Warren favorables still strong; Pats fans stand pat
MPG Quarterly Poll: More say Senator Ed Markey should be replaced than re-elected
Fewer express either positive or negative opinions of him now than after his election last summer.