Six factors to watch for Tuesday's election
Massachusetts voters head to the polls Tuesday to fill the first open US Senate seat in 25 years in a race that started out slow but has become the hottest item in national politics.
Some polls show Republican candidate Scott Brown and Democratic hopeful Martha Coakley running neck-and-neck in their campaigns for Edward M. Kennedy's seat. Additionally, the outcome of the election could reverse or preserve the filibuster-proof majority the Democrats currently enjoy in the Senate.
So, what's going to decide this election? Here are six factors to watch on Tuesday.
Some polls show Republican candidate Scott Brown and Democratic hopeful Martha Coakley running neck-and-neck in their campaigns for Edward M. Kennedy's seat. Additionally, the outcome of the election could reverse or preserve the filibuster-proof majority the Democrats currently enjoy in the Senate.
So, what's going to decide this election? Here are six factors to watch on Tuesday.


