To let us know what is happening. If you have an extra moment and an internet connection, please tell us what is going on where you are: how people feel, what you see, what you think. If you work for a campaign, comment. If you're an … [Read more...]

Here is a report on what people said this morning, in case you don't have time to read through the eight single-spaced small-font pages of comments from around the state.Barb in Worcester checked in at 4.36 AM. She was up, in her … [Read more...]

After a morning dedicated to voting we're on site at the Berkman Center at Harvard Law School (click here for a map) which has generously agreed to host the first-ever BMG Election Day Blogstravaganza. Stop by and blog with us: free wifi … [Read more...]

The Herald reports that "Sources close to Healey said Deval supporters camping out in Beverly recently 'harassed' the lieutenant governor’s children, ages 11 and 14, as the kids walked to a friend’s house. The kids were not harmed, but a … [Read more...]

On this day in 1915, the Massachusetts Foundation for the Humanities reminds us, a referendum to give Massachusetts women the vote failed at the polls. The Foundation adds this interesting historical note: "In spite of its leading role in … [Read more...]

"Doug Wilder [an African-American and former Virginia Governor] says Patrick shouldn't put too much stock in the findings [that he has a wide lead - Ed.]. In his Virginia campaign, surveys of voters as they left polling places showed him … [Read more...]

David told me last night that we had been attacked on the subject of "race baiting" by Marjorie Eagen the other day in the Herald. I was so excited I stopped watching the Patriots thrash the Vikings and headed to my desk. I hoped for an … [Read more...]