Brown, Coakey to vie for Kennedy seat

From: The Washington Times | December 9, 2009 

BOSTON | The relatively quiet campaign to fill the late Edward M. Kennedy's Senate seat was matched by equally light turnout Tuesday as voters picked two state politicians to face off in next month's general election. Attorney General Martha Coakey won a four-way race for the Democratic nomination, while state Sen. Scott Brown bested a perennial candidate to win the Republican nomination. Miss Coakley's win was her first step toward becoming the first female senator from Massachusetts, a state otherwise known for its liberal political tradition. Mr. Brown, who has carved out a decidedly conservative record, faces an uphill challenge ...

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