01-19-2010, 02:39 PM
From the Massachusetts Political Front.
Independent U.S. Senate candidate Joseph L. Kennedy predicted heââ¬â¢ll be the kingmaker in a close race tomorrow, saying heââ¬â¢ll likely throw the election to upstart Republican state Sen. Scott Brown.
ââ¬ÅHe wouldnââ¬â¢t have a win without me,ââ¬Â said Kennedy, a Libertarian running as an unenrolled candidate, adding he expects to draw voters from Democrat Martha Coakley.
A Suffolk University/7News poll last week gave Brown a 4 percent lead over Coakley, with 3 percent going to Kennedy.
Independent U.S. Senate candidate Joseph L. Kennedy predicted heââ¬â¢ll be the kingmaker in a close race tomorrow, saying heââ¬â¢ll likely throw the election to upstart Republican state Sen. Scott Brown.
ââ¬ÅHe wouldnââ¬â¢t have a win without me,ââ¬Â said Kennedy, a Libertarian running as an unenrolled candidate, adding he expects to draw voters from Democrat Martha Coakley.
A Suffolk University/7News poll last week gave Brown a 4 percent lead over Coakley, with 3 percent going to Kennedy.

