Voices of the voters
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Name: Lela Krigman
Residence: Malden Age: 73 Profession: Retired schoolteacher Party: Democrat Leaning: Voted for Patrick in primary. After debate, for Patrick. Debate reaction: ``I like [Patrick's] whole approach that he is willing to listen to other people," she said. Krigman agreed with Patrick's support of giving undocumented immigrants driver's licenses , and, as a former teacher, she opposes merit pay but ``could live with" rewarding schools or teams of teachers. She thought Healey's presentation was fine but disagreed with her on virtually every policy point. As for Grace Ross, ``I would like to see her as secretary of human affairs -- she's got some really down-to-earth ideas about representing the average person."
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![Name: Lela Krigman Residence: Malden Age: 73 Profession: Retired schoolteacher Party: Democrat Leaning: Voted for Patrick in primary. After debate, for Patrick. Debate reaction: ``I like [Patrick's] whole approach that he is willing to listen to other people,' she said. Krigman agreed with Patrick's support of giving undocumented immigrants driver's licenses , and, as a former teacher, she opposes merit pay but ``could live with' rewarding schools or teams of teachers. She thought Healey's presentation was fine but disagreed with her on virtually every policy point. As for Grace Ross, ``I would like to see her as secretary of human affairs -- she's got some really down-to-earth ideas about representing the average person.' More coverage of Campaign 2006](http://cache.boston.com/bonzai-fba/Globe_Photo/2006/09/26/1159272382_9095.jpg "Name: Lela Krigman Residence: Malden Age: 73 Profession: Retired schoolteacher Party: Democrat Leaning: Voted for Patrick in primary. After debate, for Patrick. Debate reaction: ``I like [Patrick's] whole approach that he is willing to listen to other people,' she said. Krigman agreed with Patrick's support of giving undocumented immigrants driver's licenses , and, as a former teacher, she opposes merit pay but ``could live with' rewarding schools or teams of teachers. She thought Healey's presentation was fine but disagreed with her on virtually every policy point. As for Grace Ross, ``I would like to see her as secretary of human affairs -- she's got some really down-to-earth ideas about representing the average person.' More coverage of Campaign 2006")
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