Posted on 03/09/2018 9:07:15 AM PST by luke1825
Billy Galvin has been at the Statehouse longer than Josh Zakim has been alive.
Not that there is anything wrong with that.
Except for the possibility that Galvin, the veteran secretary of state, may for the first time in his long political career face serious Democrat primary opposition.
And the question is: Does Galvin face a bridge too far?
The challenger is Josh Zakim, 33, a Boston city councilor, who is seeking to oust Galvin. If the name is familiar it is because the Zakim Bridge is named after his father.
Ordinarily, a bridgeless Zakim would be no big deal. Galvin, 67, would be a shoo-in for re-election to the office he has held since 1995 — or for six four-year terms.
(Excerpt) Read more at lowellsun.ma.newsmemory.com ...
Where is this?
Massachusetts.
A GOP Secy of State in Mass. and this is “the first in his career” to face serious Dem opposition?
Must be another Mass. other than the one I know by the Bay
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