Massachusetts Senate Primary Tightens as 99% Ballots Counted
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With 99% of ballots counted, incumbent state Sen. William N. Brownsberger held a 61-vote lead over challenger Daniel Lander (11,997 to 11,936), keeping the possibility of a recount in the tight Massachusetts Senate primary. Lander mounted a high-profile challenge backed by Warren and Wu, while Brownsberger leaned on his long tenure in the chamber.
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