As voters head to the polls, the secretary of state predicts Mass. could see the highest presidential primary voter turnout in its history.
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Voters lined up at the Old South Church in Boston to cast their ballots.
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Governor Charlie Baker arrived at his polling location in Swampscott to participate in the Super Tuesday primary.
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Michael Cleary waited to vote on the steps of the Old South Church in Boston before polls opened in Massachusetts? Super Tuesday presidential primary.
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Margarita Montero of Brighton rooted for Bernie Sanders in front of a polling station in Allston.
Bill Clinton hits Mass. polls on Super TuesdayThe former president appeared at a West Roxbury station to rally support for his wife, Hillary Clinton, who is in a tight race with Bernie Sanders.
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Facebook users in Mass. had a lot to say about Donald Trump From Jan. 28 to Feb. 27, more than 700,000 people in the state engaged with content related to the Republican candidate nearly 4.3 million times, according to Facebook.
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Mass. could see the highest presidential primary voter turnout in the history of the Commonwealth on Tuesday.
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