Scott Brown News

Last December I wrote about the legal and legislative challenges to the Affordable Care Act that would arrive in 2014.

Campaigning in the region Sunday, U.S. Senate candidate Scott Brown described himself as a fiscally conservative, national security hawk who's a problem solver and a team player.

Having written about House and Senate races for the past 30 years, I've seen plenty of press releases, polling memos and campaign strategy emails.

The following diaries are examples of this week's Election Diary Rescue. This post features a collection of 47 diaries.

The large turnout at Market Basket protests has gubernatorial candidates Martha Coakley and Charlie Baker making statements.

Republican U.S. Senate candidate Scott Brown solicited feedback on his veterans proposals and sought ideas for how to lower the veterans unemployment event today at the Barley House in Concord.

Sen. Jeanne Shaheen launched a new statewide television ad Sunday, a positive spot touting her efforts to reform student loan payments.

Senate candidate Bob Smith speaks at an interview at the New Hampshire Union Leader in Manchester on July 15. 7/15/14--Senate candidate Bob Smith speaks at an interview at the New Hampshire Union Leader in Manchester on July 15, 2014.

Scott Brown, New Hampshire candidate for U.S. Senate, tweeted out a photo of himself and a supporter with the supporter's futuristic-looking, gull-winged DeLorean on Saturday.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren, of Massachusetts waves to the enthusiastic crowd after her introduction at the Netroots Nation conference in Detroit, Friday, July 18, 2014.

Former Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown continues to struggle in his quest to unseat Jeanne Shaheen as the latest UNH/WMUR Granite State Poll shows Shaheen, the incumbent, with a 12-point lead over her likely Republican rival.

The unfolding illegal immigration crisis at the southern border is likely to change the political calculus of the fall midterm elections.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren received a standing ovation and chants of "run Liz run" as she took to the podium Friday at a major gathering of progressive leaders and activists.

A Republican former hospital executive has pulled into a statistical tie with Massachusetts' Democratic attorney general in the race to be the state's next governor, according to a Boston Globe poll released on Friday.

Two of the candidates challenging longtime Democratic U.S. Rep. John Tierney raised what some observers are calling an impressive amount of money from April to June, as each challenger ended the second quarter of the year with around $800,000 in their respective war chests, their campaigns told The Sun on Monday.

Former U.S. Sen. Scott Brown blamed the Affordable Care Act for the U.S. Supreme Court's recent controversial Hobby Lobby decision.

Two years ago, Elizabeth Warren and Scott Brown -- and their various and sundry allies and enemies -- combined to spend $82 million in the Massachusetts Senate race, making it the most expensive Senate race ever.

My bet is that Elizabeth Warren could be persuaded to run for president in 2016.

The former Massachusetts senator, who moved to New Hampshire late last year and soon after launched a bid for Sen. Jeanne Shaheen's seat, again appeared to forget where he was in a radio interview on Tuesday.

Neil VigdorThere will be no disarmament treaty in the governor's race -- not when it comes to outside money.Republican and Democratic candidates alike are resisting a good government group's call to sign a pledge to forswear spending by super PACs, 527-groups and other so-called shadow organizations.For Republicans, who trail Democrats in ... (more)