Government

Poll Results Favor Petruccelli for State Senate

Posted on Author Matt ContiComments Off on Poll Results Favor Petruccelli for State Senate

With Election Day upon us, it is time to close the web poll for State Senate. Here are the results:

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Now, go and vote in the real election at the poll that counts!

We will compare the webpoll and actual results later.

Vote in the new poll on the upper right side of this webpage.

Thanks for voting!

Poll Disclaimer:
These are not scientific polls. They are offered for those readers interested in expressing an opinion on the central issue noted in the polls and possibly in an accompanying story. The results are representative only of those self-selected Internet users, not necessarily the North End / Waterfront community, Internet users in general or the general public. We assume no liability for the accuracy of third-party software used to collect and report results for the polls.

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