Addendum: Scott Brown 2012 Campaign Offices (and now there are 10):
To volunteer for Scott Brown’s Campaign – offices are show below with contact information and Social Network sites. Offices are open seven days a week.
1. Western Mass HQ, 37 Harkness Ave East Longmeadow, MA USA
www.facebook.com/MassVictory WesternMass
2. MassVictory Cape and Islands HQ 338 Main Street, Hyannis, Massachusetts 02601
www.facebook.com/MassVicgtoryCapeandIslands
3. MassVictory North Shore HQ 20 Conant St., Danvers, MA 01923
www.facebook.com/MassVictoryNorthShore
4. MassVictory Merrimack Valley and Middlesex Co HQ 963 Chelmsford St Lowell, MA 01851 www.facebook.com/MassVictoryMerrimack/Middlesex
5. MassVictory South Boston HQ 337 Summer St Boston, MA 02210
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6. MassVictory Boston (West Roxbury) Office HQ 100 Spring St Boston, MA 02132
www.facebook.com/MassVictoryBostonArea
7.MassVictory South Shore HQ 168 Court St Plymouth, MA 02360 www.facebook.com/MassVictorySouthShore
8. MassVictory Norfolk-Bristol County HQ 1600 Providence Hwy Suite 167 Walpole, MA 02081 www.facebook.com/MassVictoryNorfolkandBristolCo
9. MassVictory Metro West HQ 1671 Worcester Road, Framingham
www.facebook.com/MassVictoryMetroWest
10. MassVictory Central Mass HQ, 18 Grafton St Worcester, MA 01604
www.facebook.com/MassVictoryCentralMass
For Maps, Directions and Additional Information visit: www.scottbrown.com/find-a-field-office-near-you
The Debate Schedule between Scott Brown (R-MA) and Elizabeth Warren (D) - Candidate
1. Sept. 20, hosted by WBZ-TV, Channel 4, the Boston CBS affiliate
2 Oct. 1, hosted by the University of Massachusetts-Lowell
3 Oct. 10, hosted at Springfield's Symphony Hall and broadcast live on several media outlets, including CBS-3 Springfield, ABC-40/Fox6, and on WFCR 88.5 FM
4. Oct. 30, hosted by a Boston media consortium.
Debate Schedule Courtesy of : http://www.policymic.com/articles/14803/warren-vs-brown-debates-schedule-where-to-watch-the-massachusetts-showdown">www.policymic.com
Addendum: Scott Brown now has 9 offices in Massachusetts - Map and Directions here
Scott Brown, Republican candidate for U.S. Senate, was in attendance for the Grand Opening of his Holyoke Campaign Headquarters yesterday. Brown was greeted by an enthusiastic crowd of well-wishers and volunteers – the event was standing room only. In addition to Holyoke, Brown now has offices in Boston, Danvers, Hyannis, Littleton, Needham, Plymouth and Worcester. Brown, a moderate Republican, has three weeks to reach the independent voters, who are key to winning any election in the Commonwealth. There are several televised debates scheduled on Brown’s campaign website:
Martha Coakley’s website does not indicate any additional debates, however, a Boston Globe article from Dec. 24th indicates that she will attend additional debates, with the caveat that Joe Kennedy, the Liberty Party candidate is included. Coakley continues to avoid debating Brown one-on-one, by including Kennedy, some analysts speculated that Coakley’s intent was to highlight the similarities between Kennedy and Brown, however, Kennedy’s taken to attacking Brown at every turn during debates (and easily debunked by Brown), giving rise to speculation that Kennedy (corrected) may be more closely associated with Coakley and his inclusion in the debates are to take the heat off Coakley; although a fiscal conservative, the majority of Kennedy’s policies are more left of center, and aligned with Coakley.
Although this particular Senate Race has not been polled by any known institute since the primary, internal polls place Coakley in a less than desirable position, which is said to be one of the reasons she refused to meet Brown one on one in a debate. The general media consensus is that Ms. Coakley has already won the race, which may prove to be a bit premature.
The Candidates:
Scott Brown for Senate
Martha Coakely for Senate
Current Prediction (No Crystal Ball): Coakley: 41%, Kennedy: 14% Brown: 43%
The 14% to Kennedy is an historically above average percentage, however, one can anticipate that Kennedy will pick up a percentage of votes from Democrats who did not a) watch the debate, and a percentage of independent voters disenfranchised with both major parties. Coakley should pick up the majority of the 36% of registered Democrats (keep in mind light turn-out during special elections). The balance goes to Brown.
