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Unofficial results show a victory for me in the December 13 primary for the special election for state senator from the Second Suffolk and Middlesex District.

The Cambridge Civic Journal has published a tally, showing me winning with 4958 out of 15180 votes cast (33%), Jon Hecht in second at 3899 (26%), Bob McCarthy in 3d with 3436 (23%) and Tim Schofield in fourth with 2887 (19%). Read more »

   

The Boston Herald and the Boston Globe both endorse Will's candidacy to succeed Steven Tolman.

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Read the Boston Herald Endorsement here »

The Herald said: "While we have our disagreements with all four, one candidate has demonstrated an admirable independent streak while serving in the House ... Brownsberger has not been afraid to challenge legislative leaders and their habit of conducting the people’s business behind closed doors."

The Globe said: "The best choice to replace [Senator Tolman], State Representative Will Brownsberger of Belmont, has a progressive record on social and environmental matters - but also a history of creative thinking about making government more effective, honest, and transparent." Read more »

Writing in Belmont Patch, columnist Lisa Gibalerio says Will is "someone smart who also listens, someone realistic about the bottom line without being a slave to it, someone concerned with the whole community rather than a prisoner of rigid ideology, partisanship, or special interests."

Read "Brownsberger and Me" on Belmont Patch »

"Wouldn't it be nice to be represented by a State Senator who takes positions based on information rather than ideology.... who actually does the math and combs through the facts...who cares more about the merits of a policy than the political consequences?" Monte Allen and Sara Oaklander say it would be nice, so they've voting for Will. Read their letter and others published November 17 in the Belmont Citizen-Herald. Read more »

We had a tremendous turnout of supporters at the December 6 candidates forum in Belmont! View photos »