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Councilor at Large Maura Hennigan debated Mayor Thomas M. Menino at WGBH last month. The new poll indicated that Hennigan’s calls for more debates are falling on deaf ears.

Poll suggests a solid lead for Menino

But mayor gets low marks on services, safety

By Andrea Estes
Globe Staff / October 23, 2005

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Boston voters are unhappy with the quality of the public schools, the high cost of housing, and the level of crime in the city, but they do not hold Mayor Thomas M. Menino responsible for the problems, and they are overwhelmingly planning to elect him to a fourth term, according to a new Boston Globe-CBS 4 poll. (Full article: 1193 words)

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