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Each of the four Democratic candidates tends to skew pretty far left, and many likely voters are dedicated Democrats as well. Massachusetts holds its primary in the race for Kennedy’s Senate seat on Tuesday.

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Mitt Romney surges in N.H., but No. 2 Ron Paul gets no media love

Far-left Democrats rule race for Kennedy’s Senate seat

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