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Poll Results: Menino Takes the Win Over Connolly in Boston Mayor’s Poll

Posted on Author Matt ContiComment(1)

When City Councilor John Connolly announced he was running to be the next Mayor of Boston, we ran a poll to gauge how NorthEndWaterfront.com readers would react to the challenge against the longest sitting mayor of Boston, Thomas M. Menino. After a month and 449 votes, the results are in. Mayor Menino handily took the win with 65% of the vote to Connolly’s 35%.

Web polls are unscientific and represent only self-selected participants.  Duplicates from the same IP address (i.e, computer or device) are not included. The count reflects one vote per IP address.

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One Reply to “Poll Results: Menino Takes the Win Over Connolly in Boston Mayor’s Poll”

  1. I am wondering why no one is the press has reported on Martin’s work as State House Chairman on Ethics. That is a position that is highly prized and it is not assigned by the Speaker of the House lightly. A lawmaker has to be highly regarded to get that position. I would like see and learn about a day in the life of a committee Chairman, especially one who is tasked with the conduct of the House and its members.

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