Susan Passoni had a strong base of support in the South End. A former research analyst for an investment banking firm, she collected 1,945 votes last night, but the 50 percent to 46 percent margin was not close enough to force an automatic recount.
(Globe Staff Photo / Yoon S. Byun)
Michlewitz notches close victory in Democratic primary
DiMasi's ex-aide favored in June
Susan Passoni had a strong base of support in the South End. A former research analyst for an investment banking firm, she collected 1,945 votes last night, but the 50 percent to 46 percent margin was not close enough to force an automatic recount.
(Globe Staff Photo / Yoon S. Byun)
Aaron Michlewitz, a former aide to retired House speaker Salvatore F. DiMasi, eked out a win in the first leg of a race to take over his former boss's seat last night. (Full article: 793 words)
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