– Allison Goldsberry President Barack Obama defeated Republican challenger Mitt Romney to earn his second four-year term. In Medford, Obama earned 18,613 votes while 8,294 voted for Romney,
A line had already formed outside of this poll, the Medford Firefighters Club on Salem Street, before it opened at 7AM. Many voters across Medford experienced long lines
– Maxim Weinstein Medford residents have two important choices to make at the voting booth on November 6. I will be choosing to re-elect President Obama and to
2012 is a presidential election year. Other high profile races are also taking place, including a battle for the US Senate between incumbent Republican Scott Brown and Democratic
Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick, a Democrat, has endorsed incumbent State Representative Sean Garballey. Rep. Garballey, an Arlington Democrat whose district includes part of Medford, is being challenged by
New York City Mayor and Medford native Michael Bloomberg, a registered Republican, has officially endorsed incumbent Democratic President Barack Obama. Here is what was published in Bloomberg View
Tufts’ Political Experts and Students to Set the Scene for the Second Obama/Romney Debate “Engage the Debate” on Oct. 16 will invite vigorous exchange as young voters are
The deadline to register to participate in the November 6, 2012 election is Wednesday, October 17, 2012. Registering to vote is free and open to US citizens age
Democratic Senate hopeful Elizabeth Warren made a campaign stop at the Medford Senior Center on Wednesday afternoon. Warren is challenging Republican Scott Brown for the US Senate. Pictured
President Barack Obama leads former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney 46% – 43% nationally, with 3% choosing another candidate and 8% not sure, according to a recent national poll.
– Allison Goldsberry On Thursday, September 6 only ten percent of Medford’s registered voters participated in a low profile state primary. The primary yielded the Democratic, Republican, and
