The Horse Race
Your weekly look at politics, policy and elections in Massachusetts
Episode 57: Come Get Your Trophy!
We're back for the post-election run down to get caught up on the races we couldn't cover at last week's live event. Steve Koczela and Jennifer Smith take a look at election outcomes and what we can expect next. Dan Cence, who oversees government relations at Solomon McCown and is a key advisor to the No on 1 group joins us to go over the results from Question 1. Here to fill us in on a round up of state races and voter turnout is long time guest of the pod, Gin Dumcius from MassLive and the Springfield Republican. And finally we hear from incoming State Senator Becca Rausch about how her campaign resulted in a win.
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