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'''Elections for the [[Massachusetts House of Representatives]]''' will be held on [[November 7]] [[2006]], with all of the 160 seats in the House up for election. Since Representatives are elected for two-year terms,<ref>[http://www.mass.gov/legis/const.htm Constitution of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts], Article LXXXII.</ref> those elected will serve from January [[2007]] until January [[2009]].
 
{{Infobox MMA event
The [[Massachusetts Senate election, 2006|2006 Massachusetts Senate election]] is scheduled for the same date as the House election, as well as Federal and Gubernatorial elections.
| name = PRIDE 2
{{TOCright}}
| image = PRIDE FC II.jpg
==Control of the House==
| promotion = [[PRIDE Fighting Championships]]
The House currently has 139 (87%) [[Democratic Party (United States)|Democrats]], and 21 (13%) [[Republican Party (United States)|Republicans]]. The Democrats currently hold a supermajority (>67%) in the House. To take control of the House, Republicans would need to pick up 59 seats. Just to break the supermajority would require a daunting 33-seat turnover.
| date = [[March 15]], [[1998]]
| venue = [[Yokohama Arena]]
| city = [[Yokohama]]
| attendance =
| buyrate =
| previousevent = [[PRIDE 1]]
| followingevent = [[PRIDE 3]]
}}
 
'''PRIDE 2''' was a [[mixed martial arts]] event held by [[PRIDE|KRS-PRIDE]] (later renamed PRIDE Fighting Championships). It took place at [[Yokohama Arena]] in [[Yokohama]], [[Japan]] on March 15, 1998. Kazushi Sakuraba, Mark Kerr, Vernon White, and Marco Ruas all made their PRIDE debuts at this event.
=='''[[Barnstable County, Massachusetts|Barnstable County]]'''==
{| class="wikitable"
|- bgcolor="#cccccc"
!colspan=2 align=center | '''District'''
| '''Incumbent'''
| '''Hometown'''
| '''Incumbent Status'''
| '''Competing candidates'''
| '''2006 Result'''
| '''Vote % of winner in 2004 [http://www.sec.state.ma.us/ele/eleres/stateeleres04.pdf]'''
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 1
| [[Cleon H. Turner]] (D)
| [[Dennis, Massachusetts|Dennis]]
| Running
| [[Cleon H. Turner]] (D-[[Dennis, Massachusetts|Dennis]]) <br> [[Dick Neitz]] (R-[[Yarmouth, Massachusetts|Yarmouth]])
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|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 2
| [[Demetrius J. Atsalis]] (D)
| [[Barnstable, Massachusetts|Barnstable]]
| Running
| [[Demetrius J. Atsalis]] (D-[[Barnstable, Massachusetts|Barnstable]]) <br> [[Will Crocker]] (R-[[Barnstable, Massachusetts|Barnstable]])
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{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 3
| [[Matthew C. Patrick]] (D)
| [[Falmouth, Massachusetts|Falmouth]]
| Running
| [[Matthew C. Patrick]] (D-[[Falmouth, Massachusetts|Falmouth]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
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|-
{{American politics/party colours/Republican/row}}
| 4
| [[Shirley Gomes]] (R)
| [[Harwich, Massachusetts|Harwich]]
| Retiring
| [[Aaron Maloy]] (R-[[Orleans, Massachusetts|Orleans]]) <br> [[Sarah Peake]] (D-[[Provincetown, Massachusetts|Provincetown]])
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{{American politics/party colours/Republican/row}}
| 5
| [[Jeffrey Davis Perry]] (R)
| [[Sandwich, Massachusetts|Sandwich]]
| Running
| [[Jeffrey Davis Perry]] (R-[[Sandwich, Massachusetts|Sandwich]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
|
|-
|}
 
== Results ==
=='''[[Barnstable County, Massachusetts|Barnstable County]], [[Dukes County, Massachusetts|Dukes County]] and [[Nantucket County, Massachusetts|Nantucket County]]'''==
==={{flagicon| BRA}} [[Royler Gracie]] vs. {{flagicon| JPN}} [[Naoki Sano|Yuhi Sano]]===
{| class="wikitable"
Gracie defeated Sano by armbar at 33:14 of round 1.
|- bgcolor="#cccccc"
!colspan=2 align=center | '''District'''
| '''Incumbent'''
| '''Hometown'''
| '''Incumbent Status'''
| '''Competing candidates'''
| '''2006 Result'''
| '''Vote % of winner in 2004 [http://www.sec.state.ma.us/ele/eleres/stateeleres04.pdf]'''
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 1
| [[Eric Turkington]] (D)
| [[Falmouth, Massachusetts|Falmouth]]
| Running
| [[Eric Turkington]] (D-[[Falmouth, Massachusetts|Falmouth]]) <br> [[Jim Powell (politician)|Jim Powell]] (R-[[Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts|Martha's Vineyard]])
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|}
 
==={{flagicon| BRA}} [[Juan Mott]] vs. {{flagicon| JPN}} [[Akira Shoji]]===
=='''[[Berkshire County, Massachusetts|Berkshire County]]'''==
Shoji defeated Mott by submission (Rear Naked Choke) at 3:47 of round 1.
{| class="wikitable"
|- bgcolor="#cccccc"
!colspan=2 align=center | '''District'''
| '''Incumbent'''
| '''Hometown'''
| '''Incumbent Status'''
| '''Competing candidates'''
| '''2006 Result'''
| '''Vote % of winner in 2004 [http://www.sec.state.ma.us/ele/eleres/stateeleres04.pdf]'''
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 1
| [[Daniel E. Bosley]] (D)
| [[North Adams, Massachusetts|North Adams]]
| Running
| [[Daniel E. Bosley]] (D-[[North Adams, Massachusetts|North Adams]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
|
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 2
| [[Denis E. Guyer]] (D)
| [[Dalton, Massachusetts|Dalton]]
| Running
| [[Denis E. Guyer]] (D-[[Dalton, Massachusetts|Dalton]]) <br> [[Stefan Racz]] (I-[[Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts|Shelburne Falls]])
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|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 3
| [[Christopher Speranzo]] (D)
| [[Pittsfield, Massachusetts|Pittsfield]]
| Running
| [[Christopher Speranzo]] (D-[[Pittsfield, Massachusetts|Pittsfield]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
|
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 4
| [[William Smitty Pignatelli]] (D)
| [[Lenox, Massachusetts|Lenox]]
| Running
| [[William Smitty Pignatelli]] (D-[[Lenox, Massachusetts|Lenox]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
|
|-
|}
 
==={{flagicon| JPN}} [[William Roosmalen]] vs. {{flagicon| USA}} [[Ralph White]]===
=='''[[Bristol County, Massachusetts|Bristol County]]'''==
William Roosmalen defeated Ralph White by KO (knee to the body).
{| class="wikitable"
|- bgcolor="#cccccc"
!colspan=2 align=center | '''District'''
| '''Incumbent'''
| '''Hometown'''
| '''Incumbent Status'''
| '''Competing candidates'''
| '''2006 Result'''
| '''Vote % of winner in 2004 [http://www.sec.state.ma.us/ele/eleres/stateeleres04.pdf]'''
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Republican/row}}
| 1
| [[Virginia M. Coppola]] (R)
| [[Foxborough, Massachusetts|Foxborough]]
| Retiring
| [[Frederick "Jay" Barrows]] (R-[[Mansfield, Massachusetts|Mansfield]]) <br> [[Claire Naughton]] (D-[[Foxborough, Massachusetts|Foxborough]])
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{{American politics/party colours/Republican/row}}
| 2
| [[John A. Lepper]] (R)
| [[Attleboro, Massachusetts|Attleboro]]
| Running
| [[John A. Lepper]] (R-[[Attleboro, Massachusetts|Attleboro]]) <br> [[Kate Jackson (politician)|Kate Jackson]] (D-[[Attleboro, Massachusetts|Attleboro]])
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{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 3
| [[James H. Fagan]] (D)
| [[Taunton, Massachusetts|Taunton]]
| Running
| [[James H. Fagan]] (D-[[Taunton, Massachusetts|Taunton]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
|
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 4
| [[Philip Travis]] (D)
| [[Rehoboth, Massachusetts|Rehoboth]]
| Retiring
| [[Steven D'Amico]] (D-[[Seekonk, Massachusetts|Seekonk]]) <br> [[Steven Howitt]] (R-[[Seekonk, Massachusetts|Seekonk]])
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{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 5
| [[Patricia A. Haddad]] (D)
| [[Somerset, Massachusetts|Somerset]]
| Running
| [[Patricia A. Haddad]] (D-[[Somerset, Massachusetts|Somerset]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
|
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 6
| [[David B. Sullivan]] (D)
| [[Fall River, Massachusetts|Fall River]]
| Running
| [[David B. Sullivan]] (D-[[Fall River, Massachusetts|Fall River]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
|
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 7
| [[Robert Correia]] (D)
| [[Fall River, Massachusetts|Fall River]]
| Running
| [[Robert Correia]] (D-[[Fall River, Massachusetts|Fall River]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
|
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 8
| [[Michael J. Rodrigues]] (D)
| [[Westport, Massachusetts|Westport]]
| Running
| [[Michael J. Rodrigues]] (D-[[Westport, Massachusetts|Westport]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
|
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 9
| [[John F. Quinn]] (D)
| [[Dartmouth, Massachusetts|Dartmouth]]
| Running
| [[John F. Quinn]] (D-[[Dartmouth, Massachusetts|Dartmouth]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
|
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 10
| [[William M. Straus]] (D)
| [[Mattapoisett, Massachusetts|Mattapoisett]]
| Running
| [[William M. Straus]] (D-[[Mattapoisett, Massachusetts|Mattapoisett]]) <br> [[Peter Winters]] (R-[[Marion, Massachusetts|Marion]])
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{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 11
| [[Robert M. Koczera]] (D)
| [[New Bedford, Massachusetts|New Bedford]]
| Running
| [[Robert M. Koczera]] (D-[[New Bedford, Massachusetts|New Bedford]]) <br> [[Dennis Dellaire]] (I-[[New Bedford, Massachusetts|New Bedford]])
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{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 12
| [[Stephen R. Canessa]] (D)
| [[New Bedford, Massachusetts|New Bedford]]
| Running
| [[Stephen R. Canessa]] (D-[[New Bedford, Massachusetts|New Bedford]]) <br> [[Mark A. Howland]] (I-[[New Bedford, Massachusetts|New Bedford]])
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{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 13
| [[Antonio F. D. Cabral]] (D)
| [[New Bedford, Massachusetts|New Bedford]]
| Running
| [[Antonio F. D. Cabral]] (D-[[New Bedford, Massachusetts|New Bedford]]) <br> [[Carlos Felix]] (I-[[New Bedford, Massachusetts|New Bedford]]) <br> [[Robert Gardner]] (I-[[New Bedford, Massachusetts|New Bedford]])
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|-
{{American politics/party colours/Republican/row}}
| 14
| [[Elizabeth A. Poirier]] (R)
| [[North Attleborough, Massachusetts|North Attleborough]]
| Running
| [[Elizabeth A. Poirier]] (R-[[North Attleborough, Massachusetts|North Attleborough]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
|
|-
|}
 
==={{flagicon| JPN}} [[Kazushi Sakuraba]] vs. {{flagicon| USA}} [[Vernon White]]===
=='''[[Essex County, Massachusetts|Essex County]]'''==
Sakuraba defeated White by submission (armbar) at 6:53 of round 3.
{| class="wikitable"
|- bgcolor="#cccccc"
!colspan=2 align=center | '''District'''
| '''Incumbent'''
| '''Hometown'''
| '''Incumbent Status'''
| '''Competing candidates'''
| '''2006 Result'''
| '''Vote % of winner in 2004 [http://www.sec.state.ma.us/ele/eleres/stateeleres04.pdf]'''
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 1
| [[Michael A. Costello]] (D)
| [[Newburyport, Massachusetts|Newburyport]]
| Running
| [[Michael A. Costello]] (D-[[Newburyport, Massachusetts|Newburyport]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
|
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 2
| [[Harriett L. Stanley]] (D)
| [[West Newbury, Massachusetts|West Newbury]]
| Running
| [[Harriett L. Stanley]] (D-[[West Newbury, Massachusetts|West Newbury]]) <br> [[Evan O'Reilly]] (R-[[Georgetown, Massachusetts|Georgetown]])
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|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 3
| [[Brian S. Dempsey]] (D)
| [[Haverhill, Massachusetts|Haverhill]]
| Running
| [[Brian S. Dempsey]] (D-[[Haverhill, Massachusetts|Haverhill]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
|
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Republican/row}}
| 4
| [[Bradford Hill (Massachusetts)|Bradford Hill]] (R)
| [[Ipswich, Massachusetts|Ipswich]]
| Running
| [[Bradford Hill (Massachusetts)|Bradford Hill]] (R-[[Ipswich, Massachusetts|Ipswich]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
|
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 5
| [[Anthony J. Verga]] (D)
| [[Gloucester, Massachusetts|Gloucester]]
| Running
| [[Anthony J. Verga]] (D-[[Gloucester, Massachusetts|Gloucester]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
|
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 6
| [[Mary E. Grant]] (D)
| [[Beverly, Massachusetts|Beverly]]
| Running
| [[Mary E. Grant]] (D-[[Beverly, Massachusetts|Beverly]]) <br> [[Donato Paglia]] (I-[[Beverly, Massachusetts|Beverly]])
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|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 7
| [[John D. Keenan]] (D)
| [[Salem, Massachusetts|Salem]]
| Running
| [[John D. Keenan]] (D-[[Salem, Massachusetts|Salem]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
|
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 8
| [[Douglas Petersen]] (D)
| [[Marblehead, Massachusetts|Marblehead]]
| Running
| [[Douglas Petersen]] (D-[[Marblehead, Massachusetts|Marblehead]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
|
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 9
| [[Mark V. Falzone]] (D)
| [[Saugus, Massachusetts|Saugus]]
| Running
| [[Mark V. Falzone]] (D-[[Saugus, Massachusetts|Saugus]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
|
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 10
| [[Robert F. Fennell]] (D)
| [[Lynn, Massachusetts|Lynn]]
| Running
| [[Robert F. Fennell]] (D-[[Lynn, Massachusetts|Lynn]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
|
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 11
| [[Steven M. Walsh]] (D)
| [[Lynn, Massachusetts|Lynn]]
| Running
| [[Steven M. Walsh]] (D-[[Lynn, Massachusetts|Lynn]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
|
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 12
| [[Joyce Spiliotis]] (D)
| [[Peabody, Massachusetts|Peabody]]
| Running
| [[Joyce Spiliotis]] (D-[[Peabody, Massachusetts|Peabody]]) <br> [[Jason Harding]] (R-[[Peabody, Massachusetts|Peabody]])
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|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 13
| [[Theodore C. Speliotis]] (D)
| [[Peabody, Massachusetts|Peabody]]
| Running
| [[Theodore C. Speliotis]] (D-[[Danvers, Massachusetts|Danvers]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
|
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 14
| [[David M. Torrisi]] (D)
| [[North Andover, Massachusetts|North Andover]]
| Running
| [[David M. Torrisi]] (D-[[North Andover, Massachusetts|North Andover]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
|
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 15
| [[Arthur J. Broadhurst]] (D)
| [[Methuen, Massachusetts|Methuen]]
| Defeated in Run<br> for Northern Essex <br>Register of Deeds
| [[Linda Dean Campbell]] (D-[[Methuen, Massachusetts|Methuen]]) <br> [[Robert Andrew]] (R-[[Methuen, Massachusetts|Methuen]]) <br> [[Kenneth Hendrick]] (I-[[Methuen, Massachusetts|Methuen]])
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{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 16
| [[William Lantigua]] (D)
| [[Lawrence, Massachusetts|Lawrence]]
| Running
| [[William Lantigua]] (D-[[Lawrence, Massachusetts|Lawrence]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
|
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 17
| [[Barry R. Finegold]] (D)
| [[Andover, Massachusetts|Andover]]
| Running
| [[Barry R. Finegold]] (D-[[Andover, Massachusetts|Andover]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
|
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 18
| [[Barbara A. L'Italien]] (D)
| [[Andover, Massachusetts|Andover]]
| Running
| [[Barbara A. L'Italien]] (D-[[Andover, Massachusetts|Andover]]) <br> [[Lawrence Brennan]] (R-[[Georgetown, Massachusetts|Georgetown]])
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|}
 
==={{flagicon| BRA}} [[Renzo Gracie]] vs. {{flagicon| JPN}} [[Sanae Kikuta]]===
=='''[[Franklin County, Massachusetts|Franklin County]]'''==
Gracie defeated Kikuta by submission (guillotine choke) at :43 round 6.
{| class="wikitable"
|- bgcolor="#cccccc"
!colspan=2 align=center | '''District'''
| '''Incumbent'''
| '''Hometown'''
| '''Incumbent Status'''
| '''Competing candidates'''
| '''2006 Result'''
| '''Vote % of winner in 2004 [http://www.sec.state.ma.us/ele/eleres/stateeleres04.pdf]'''
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 1
| [[Stephen Kulik]] (D)
| [[Worthington, Massachusetts|Worthington]]
| Running
| [[Stephen Kulik]] (D-[[Worthington, Massachusetts|Worthington]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
|
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 2
| [[Christopher J. Donelan]] (D)
| [[Orange, Massachusetts|Orange]]
| Running
| [[Christopher J. Donelan]] (D-[[Orange, Massachusetts|Orange]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
|
|-
|}
 
==={{flagicon| TRI}} [[Gary Goodridge]] vs. {{flagicon| BRA}} [[Marco Ruas]]===
Ruas defeated Goodridge by submission (Heel Hook) at 9:09 of round 1.
 
==={{flagicon| CRO}} [[Branko Cikatic]] vs. {{flagicon| USA}} [[Mark Kerr]]===
=='''[[Hampden County, Massachusetts|Hampden County]]'''==
Cikatic was disqualified for grabbing the ropes at 2:14 of the first round.
{| class="wikitable"
|- bgcolor="#cccccc"
!colspan=2 align=center | '''District'''
| '''Incumbent'''
| '''Hometown'''
| '''Incumbent Status'''
| '''Competing candidates'''
| '''2006 Result'''
| '''Vote % of winner in 2004 [http://www.sec.state.ma.us/ele/eleres/stateeleres04.pdf]'''
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Republican/row}}
| 1
| [[Todd M. Smola]] (R)
| [[Palmer, Massachusetts|Palmer]]
| Running
| [[Todd M. Smola]] (R-[[Palmer, Massachusetts|Palmer]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
|
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Republican/row}}
| 2
| [[Mary S. Rogeness]] (R)
| [[Longmeadow, Massachusetts|Longmeadow]]
| Running
| [[Mary S. Rogeness]] (R-[[Longmeadow, Massachusetts|Longmeadow]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
|
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 3
| [[Daniel F. Keenan]] (D)
| [[Southwick, Massachusetts|Southwick]]
| Retiring
| [[Rosemary Sandlin]] (D-[[Agawam, Massachusetts|Agawam]]) <br> [[Robert Magovern]] (R-[[Agawam, Massachusetts|Agawam]]) <br> [[Owen Broadhurst]] (G-[[Agawam, Massachusetts|Agawam]])
|
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{{American politics/party colours/Republican/row}}
| 4
| [[Donald F. Humason, Jr.]] (R)
| [[Westfield, Massachusetts|Westfield]]
| Running
| [[Donald F. Humason, Jr.]] (R-[[Westfield, Massachusetts|Westfield]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
|
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 5
| [[Michael F. Kane]] (D)
| [[Holyoke, Massachusetts|Holyoke]]
| Running
| [[Michael F. Kane]] (D-[[Holyoke, Massachusetts|Holyoke]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
|
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 6
| [[James T. Welch]] (D)
| [[West Springfield, Massachusetts|West Springfield]]
| Running
| [[James T. Welch]] (D-[[West Springfield, Massachusetts|West Springfield]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
|
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 7
| [[Thomas M. Petrolati]] (D)
| [[Ludlow, Massachusetts|Ludlow]]
| Running
| [[Thomas M. Petrolati]] (D-[[Ludlow, Massachusetts|Ludlow]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
|
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 8
| [[Joseph F. Wagner]] (D)
| [[Chicopee, Massachusetts|Chicopee]]
| Running
| [[Joseph F. Wagner]] (D-[[Chicopee, Massachusetts|Chicopee]]) <br> [[Robert Sliski]] (I-[[Chicopee, Massachusetts|Chicopee]])
|
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|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 9
| [[Sean Curran]] (D)
| [[Springfield, Massachusetts|Springfield]]
| Running
| [[Sean Curran]] (D-[[Springfield, Massachusetts|Springfield]]) <br> [[Robert J. Underwood]] (L-[[Springfield, Massachusetts|Springfield]]) <br> [[Megan Anzalotti]] (I-[[Springfield, Massachusetts|Springfield]])
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{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 10
| [[Cheryl A. Rivera]] (D)
| [[Springfield, Massachusetts|Springfield]]
| Running
| [[Cheryl A. Rivera]] (D-[[Springfield, Massachusetts|Springfield]]) <br> [[George Vazquez]] (R-[[Springfield, Massachusetts|Springfield]]) <br> [[Kyle Burns]] (I-[[Springfield, Massachusetts|Springfield]])
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{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 11
| [[Benjamin Swan]] (D)
| [[Springfield, Massachusetts|Springfield]]
| Running
| [[Benjamin Swan]] (D-[[Springfield, Massachusetts|Springfield]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
|
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 12
| [[Gale D. Candaras]] (D)
| [[Wilbraham, Massachusetts|Wilbraham]]
| Running for State Senate
| [[Angelo Puppolo]] (D-[[Springfield, Massachusetts|Springfield]]) <br> [[Christopher Leisey]] (R-[[Wilbraham, Massachusetts|Wilbraham]])
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|}
 
==See also==
=='''[[Hampshire County, Massachusetts|Hampshire County]]'''==
* [[List of PRIDE events]]
{| class="wikitable"
|- bgcolor="#cccccc"
!colspan=2 align=center | '''District'''
| '''Incumbent'''
| '''Hometown'''
| '''Incumbent Status'''
| '''Competing candidates'''
| '''2006 Result'''
| '''Vote % of winner in 2004 [http://www.sec.state.ma.us/ele/eleres/stateeleres04.pdf]'''
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 1
| [[Peter V. Kocot]] (D)
| [[Northampton, Massachusetts|Northampton]]
| Running
| [[Peter V. Kocot]] (D-[[Northampton, Massachusetts|Northampton]]) <br> [[John Andrulis]] (R-[[Northampton, Massachusetts|Northampton]])
|
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|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 2
| [[John W. Scibak]] (D)
| [[South Hadley, Massachusetts|South Hadley]]
| Running
| [[John W. Scibak]] (D-[[South Hadley, Massachusetts|South Hadley]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
|
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 3
| [[Ellen Story]] (D)
| [[Amherst, Massachusetts|Amherst]]
| Running
| [[Ellen Story]] (D-[[Amherst, Massachusetts|Amherst]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
|
|-
|}
 
== External links==
* [http://www.pridefc.com/ Official PRIDE Website]
* [http://www.sherdog.com/fightfinder/fightfinder.asp?search=yes&eventid=47 Sherdog.com]
 
=='''[[Middlesex County, Massachusetts|Middlesex County]]'''==
{| class="wikitable"
|- bgcolor="#cccccc"
!colspan=2 align=center | '''District'''
| '''Incumbent'''
| '''Hometown'''
| '''Incumbent Status'''
| '''Competing candidates'''
| '''2006 Result'''
| '''Vote % of winner in 2004 [http://www.sec.state.ma.us/ele/eleres/stateeleres04.pdf]'''
|-
{{American politics/party colours/Republican/row}}
| 1
| [[Robert Hargraves]] (R)
| [[Groton, Massachusetts|Groton]]
| Running
| [[Robert Hargraves]] (R-[[Groton, Massachusetts|Groton]]) <br> [[Carol Bousquet]] (D-[[Ayer, Massachusetts|Ayer]])
|
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|-
{{American politics/party colours/Democratic/row}}
| 2
| [[Geoffrey Hall]] (D)
| [[Westford, Massachusetts|Westford]]
| Running
| [[Geoffrey Hall]] (D-[[Westford, Massachusetts|Westford]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
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| 3
| [[Patricia Walrath]] (D)
| [[Stow, Massachusetts|Stow]]
| Running
| [[Patricia Walrath]] (D-[[Stow, Massachusetts|Stow]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
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| 4
| [[Stephen LeDuc]] (D)
| [[Marlborough, Massachusetts|Marlborough]]
| Running
| [[Stephen LeDuc]] (D-[[Marlborough, Massachusetts|Marlborough]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
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| 5
| [[David Paul Linsky]] (D)
| [[Natick, Massachusetts|Natick]]
| Running
| [[David Paul Linsky]] (D-[[Natick, Massachusetts|Natick]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
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| 6
| [[Deborah Blumer]] (D)
| [[Framingham, Massachusetts|Framingham]]
| Running
| [[Deborah Blumer]] (D-[[Framingham, Massachusetts|Framingham]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
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| 7
| [[Tom Sannicandro]] (D)
| [[Ashland, Massachusetts|Ashland]]
| Running
| [[Tom Sannicandro]] (D-[[Ashland, Massachusetts|Ashland]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
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| 8
| [[Paul J. P. Loscocco]] (R)
| [[Holliston, Massachusetts|Holliston]]
| Running
| [[Paul J. P. Loscocco]] (R-[[Holliston, Massachusetts|Holliston]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
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| 9
| [[Thomas M. Stanley]] (D)
| [[Waltham, Massachusetts|Waltham]]
| Running
| [[Thomas M. Stanley]] (D-[[Waltham, Massachusetts|Waltham]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
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| 10
| [[Peter Koutoujian]] (D)
| [[Newton, Massachusetts|Newton]]
| Running
| [[Peter Koutoujian]] (D-[[Newton, Massachusetts|Newton]]) <br> [[Dara Pourghasemi]] (R-[[Waltham, Massachusetts|Waltham]])
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| 11
| [[Kay Khan]] (D)
| [[Newton, Massachusetts|Newton]]
| Running
| [[Kay Khan]] (D-[[Newton, Massachusetts|Newton]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
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| 12
| [[Ruth Balser]] (D)
| [[Newton, Massachusetts|Newton]]
| Running
| [[Ruth Balser]] (D-[[Newton, Massachusetts|Newton]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
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| 13
| [[Susan Pope]] (R)
| [[Wayland, Massachusetts|Wayland]]
| Running
| [[Susan Pope]] (R-[[Wayland, Massachusetts|Wayland]]) <br> [[Thomas Conroy]] (D-[[Wayland, Massachusetts|Wayland]])
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| 14
| [[Cory Atkins]] (D)
| [[Concord, Massachusetts|Concord]]
| Running
| [[Cory Atkins]] (D-[[Concord, Massachusetts|Concord]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
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| 15
| [[Jay R. Kaufman]] (D)
| [[Lexington, Massachusetts|Lexington]]
| Running
| [[Jay R. Kaufman]] (D-[[Lexington, Massachusetts|Lexington]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
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| 16
| [[Thomas Golden, Jr.]] (D)
| [[Lowell, Massachusetts|Lowell]]
| Running
| [[Thomas Golden, Jr.]] (D-[[Lowell, Massachusetts|Lowell]]) <br> [[Matthew Prahl]] (R-[[Lowell, Massachusetts|Lowell]])
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| 17
| [[David Nangle]] (D)
| [[Lowell, Massachusetts|Lowell]]
| Running
| [[David Nangle]] (D-[[Lowell, Massachusetts|Lowell]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
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| 18
| [[Kevin J. Murphy]] (D)
| [[Lowell, Massachusetts|Lowell]]
| Running
| [[Kevin J. Murphy]] (D-[[Lowell, Massachusetts|Lowell]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
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| 19
| [[James Miceli]] (D)
| [[Wilmington, Massachusetts|Wilmington]]
| Running
| [[James Miceli]] (D-[[Wilmington, Massachusetts|Wilmington]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
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| 20
| [[Bradley Jones, Jr.]] (R)
| [[North Reading, Massachusetts|North Reading]]
| Running
| [[Bradley Jones, Jr.]] (R-[[North Reading, Massachusetts|North Reading]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
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| 21
| [[Charles A. Murphy]] (D)
| [[Burlington, Massachusetts|Burlington]]
| Running
| [[Charles A. Murphy]] (D-[[Burlington, Massachusetts|Burlington]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
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| 22
| [[William Greene, Jr.]] (D)
| [[Billerica, Massachusetts|Billerica]]
| Running
| [[William Greene, Jr.]] (D-[[Billerica, Massachusetts|Billerica]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
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| 23
| [[J. James Marzilli, Jr.]] (D)
| [[Arlington, Massachusetts|Arlington]]
| Running
| [[J. James Marzilli, Jr.]] (D-[[Arlington, Massachusetts|Arlington]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
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| 24
| [[Anne Paulsen]] (D)
| [[Belmont, Massachusetts|Belmont]]
| Retiring
| [[William Brownsberger]] (D-[[Belmont, Massachusetts|Belmont]]) <br> [[Libby Firenze]] (R-[[Belmont, Massachusetts|Belmont]])
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| 25
| [[Alice Wolf]] (D)
| [[Cambridge, Massachusetts|Cambridge]]
| Running
| [[Alice Wolf]] (D-[[Cambridge, Massachusetts|Cambridge]]) <br> [[Henry Irving]] (R-[[Cambridge, Massachusetts|Cambridge]]) <br> [[Joseph Hickey]] (I-[[Everett, Massachusetts|Everett]])
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| 26
| [[Timothy Toomey, Jr.]] (D)
| [[Westford, Massachusetts|Westford]]
| Running
| [[Timothy Toomey, Jr.]] (D-[[Westford, Massachusetts|Westford]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
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| 27
| [[Denise Provost]] (D)
| [[Somerville, Massachusetts|Somerville]]
| Running
| [[Denise Provost]] (D-[[Somerville, Massachusetts|Somerville]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
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| 28
| [[Edward Connolly]] (D)
| [[Everett, Massachusetts|Everett]]
| Deceased
| [[Stephen Smith]] (D-[[Everett, Massachusetts|Everett]]) <br> [[Joseph Hickey]] (I-[[Everett, Massachusetts|Everett]])
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| 29
| [[Rachel Kaprielian]] (D)
| [[Watertown, Massachusetts|Watertown]]
| Running
| [[Rachel Kaprielian]] (D-[[Watertown, Massachusetts|Watertown]]) <br> [[Keith Mercurio]] (R-[[Watertown, Massachusetts|Watertown]]) <br> [[Thomas Geary]] (I-[[Watertown, Massachusetts|Watertown]])
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| 30
| [[Patrick M. Natale]] (D)
| [[Woburn, Massachusetts|Woburn]]
| Running
| [[Patrick M. Natale]] (D-[[Woburn, Massachusetts|Woburn]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
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| 31
| [[Paul C. Casey]] (D)
| [[Winchester, Massachusetts|Winchester]]
| Running
| [[Paul C. Casey]] (D-[[Winchester, Massachusetts|Winchester]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
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| 32
| [[Mike Festa|Michael Festa]] (D)
| [[Melrose, Massachusetts|Melrose]]
| Running
| [[Mike Festa|Michael Festa]] (D-[[Melrose, Massachusetts|Melrose]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
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| 33
| [[Christopher Fallon]] (D)
| [[Malden, Massachusetts|Malden]]
| Running
| [[Christopher Fallon]] (D-[[Malden, Massachusetts|Malden]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
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| 34
| [[Carl M. Sciortino, Jr]] (D)
| [[Somerville, Massachusetts|Somerville]]
| Running
| [[Carl M. Sciortino, Jr]] (D-[[Somerville, Massachusetts|Somerville]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
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| 35
| [[Paul Donato]] (D)
| [[Medford, Massachusetts|Medford]]
| Running
| [[Paul Donato]] (D-[[Medford, Massachusetts|Medford]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
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| 36
| [[Colleen Garry]] (D)
| [[Dracut, Massachusetts|Dracut]]
| Running
| [[Colleen Garry]] (D-[[Dracut, Massachusetts|Dracut]]) <br> Unopposed
| 100%
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| 37
| [[James B. Eldridge]] (D)
| [[Acton, Massachusetts|Acton]]
| Running
| [[James B. Eldridge]] (D-[[Acton, Massachusetts|Acton]]) <br> [[Kevin Hayes]] (R-[[Shirley, Massachusetts|Shirley]])
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=='''[[Norfolk County, Massachusetts|Norfolk County]]'''==
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**1st Norfolk - [[Bruce J. Ayers]] (D - Quincy)
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**2nd Norfolk - [[A. Stephen Tobin]] (D - Quincy)
**3rd Norfolk - [[Ronald Mariano]] (D - Quincy)
**4th Norfolk - [[James M. Murphy]] (D - Weymouth)
***Republican Candidate: [[Brad Bennion]] (R - Weymouth)
***Republican Candidate: [[Robert Montgomery Thomas]] (R - Weymouth)
**5th Norfolk - [[Joseph R. Driscoll ]] (D - Braintree)
**6th Norfolk - [[William C. Galvin]](D - Canton)
**7th Norfolk - [[Walter Timilty]] (D - Milton)
**8th Norfolk - [[Louis Kafka]] (D - Stoughton)
***Republican Candidate: [[Lydia Wiener]] (R - Sharon)
**9th Norfolk - [[Richard J. Ross]] (R - Wrentham)
**10th Norfolk - [[James Vallee]] (D - Franklin)
**11th Norfolk - [[Robert Coughlin]] (D - Dedham)
**12th Norfolk - [[John H. Rogers]](D - Norwood) - '''Majority Leader'''
***Democratic Challenger: [[Leah O'Leary]] (D - Norwood)
**13th Norfolk - [[Lida Harkins]] (D - Needham) - '''Assistant Majority Leader'''
**14th Norfolk - [[Alice Hanlon Peisch]] (D - Wellesley)
**15th Norfolk - [[Frank Smizik]] (D - Brookline)
 
=='''[[Plymouth County, Massachusetts|Plymouth County]]'''==
**1st Plymouth - [[Viriato Manuel deMacedo]] (R - Plymouth)
**2nd Plymouth - [[Susan Williams Gifford]] (R - Wareham)
***Democratic Candidate: [[Margaret Ishihara]] (D - Wareham)
**3rd Plymouth - [[Garrett Bradley]] (D - Hingham)
**4th Plymouth - [[Frank Hynes]] (D - Marshfield)
**5th Plymouth - [[Robert Nyman]] (D - Hanover)
***Republican Candidate: [[Timothy Gillespie]] (R-Hanover)
**6th Plymouth - [[Daniel K. Webster]] (R - Hanson)
***Democratic Candidate: [[Gregory Hanley]] (D - Pembroke)
**7th Plymouth - ''Retiring [[Kathleen Teahan]] (D - Whitman)''
***Democratic Challenger: [[Allen McCarthy]] (D - East Bridgewater)
***Republican Candidate: [[Andrew Burbine]] (R - Abington)
**8th Plymouth - [[David Flynn]] (D - Bridgewater)
**9th Plymouth - [[Thomas P. Kennedy]] (D - Brockton)
**10th Plymouth - [[Christine Canavan]] (D - Brockton
**11th Plymouth - [[Geraldine Creedon]] (D - Brockton)
**12th Plymouth - [[Thomas J. O'Brien (Massachusetts)|Thomas J. O'Brien]] (D - Kingston)
***Republican Candidate: [[Paul Curtis]] (R- Plymouth)
 
=='''[[Suffolk County, Massachusetts|Suffolk County]]'''==
**1st Suffolk - [[Anthony Petruccelli]] (D - Boston)
**2nd Suffolk - [[Eugene O'Flaherty]] (D - Chelsea)
**3rd Suffolk - [[Salvatore DiMasi]] (D - Boston) - '''Speaker of the House'''
***Republican Candidate: [[Kenneth Procaccianti]] (R-Boston)
**4th Suffolk - [[Brian Wallace]] (D - Boston)
**5th Suffolk - [[Marie St. Fleur]] (D - Boston)
***Democratic Challenger: [[Severiano Cruz]] (D - Boston)
***Democratic Challenger: [[Roy Owens]] (D - Boston)
***Republican Candidate: [[Althea Garrison]] (R - Mattapan)
**6th Suffolk - ''Retiring [[Shirley Owens-Hicks]] (D-Mattapan)''
***Democratic Candidate: [[Wille Mae Allen]] (D- Mattapan)
**7th Suffolk - [[Gloria Fox]] (D - Boston)
**8th Suffolk - [[Martha M. Walz]] (D - Boston)
**9th Suffolk - [[Byron Rushing]] (D - Boston) - '''Second Assistant Majority Leader'''
**10th Suffolk - [[Michael Rush]] (D - Boston)
**11th Suffolk - [[Elizabeth Malia]] (D - Boston)
**12th Suffolk - [[Linda Dorcena-Forry]] (D - Boston)
**13th Suffolk - [[Martin Walsh]] (D - Boston)
**14th Suffolk - [[Angelo Scaccia]] (D - Boston)
**15th Suffolk - [[Jeffrey Sanchez]] (D - Boston)
**16th Suffolk - [[Kathi-Anne Reinstein]] (D - Revere)
***Independent Candidate: [[Carlos J. Rodriguez]] (I - Chelsea)
**17th Suffolk - [[Kevin Honan]] (D - Boston)
**18th Suffolk - [[Michael Moran]] (D - Boston)
***Republican Candidate: [[Russell Evans (politician)|Russell Evans]] (R-Brookline)
**19th Suffolk - [[Robert A. DeLeo]] (D - Winthrop)
 
=='''[[Worcester County, Massachusetts|Worcester County]]'''==
**1st Worcester - [[Lewis Evangelidis]] (R - Holden)
***Democratic Candidate: [[Nate Kaplan]] (D - Hubbardston)
***Democratic Candidate: [[Emery Markles]] (D - Hubbardston)
**2nd Worcester - [[Robert L. Rice]] (D - Gardner)
**3rd Worcester - ''Retiring [[Emile Goguen]] (D - Fitchburg)''
***Democratic Candidate: [[Stephen Louis DiNatale]] (D- Fitchburg)
***Republican Candidate: [[Edward Niemczura]] (R - Fitchburg)
**4th Worcester - [[Jennifer L. Flanagan]] (D - Leominster)
**5th Worcester - [[Anne Gobi]] (D - Spencer)
***Republican Candidate: [[Stephen Comtois]] (R-Brookfield)
**6th Worcester - ''Retiring [[Mark Carron]] (D - Southbridge)''
***Democratic Candidate: [[Geraldo Alicea]] (D - Charlton)
***Republican Candidate: [[Ronald Chernisky]] (R - Southbridge)
***Republican Candidate: [[David Singer]] (R - Charlton
**7th Worcester - [[Paul Frost]] (R - Auburn)
**8th Worcester - [[Paul Kujawski]] (D - Webster)
***Democratic Challenger: [[Mark G. Dowgiewicz]] (D - Webster)
**9th Worcester - [[George Peterson, Jr.]] (R - Grafton) - '''Minority Whip'''
**10th Worcester - ''lost primary [[Marie Parente]] (D - Milford)''
***Democratic Candidate: [[John Fernandes (politician)|John Fernandes]] (D - Milford)
***Republican Candidate: [[Robert Burns (politician)|Robert Burns]] (R - Hopedale)
**11th Worcester - [[Karyn Polito]] (R - Shrewsbury)
**12th Worcester - [[Harold Naughton, Jr.]] (D - Clinton)
**13th Worcester - [[Robert Spellane]] (D - Worcester)
**14th Worcester - [[James Leary]] (D - Worcester)
***Republican Candidate: [[Joseph Rice]] (R - Worcester)
**15th Worcester - [[Vincent Pedone]] (D - Worcester)
**16th Worcester - [[John Fresolo]] (D - Worcester)
***Democratic Challenger: [[Melissa Murgo]] (D - Worcester)
**17th Worcester - [[John Binienda]] (D - Worcester)
**18th Worcester - [[Jennifer Callahan]] (D - Sutton)
 
==Sources==
*http://www.mass.gov/legis/repdis03.htm, accessed [[March 11]][[2006]]
*Office of Campaign and Political Finance Commonwealth of Massachusetts http://www.mass.gov/ocpf/, accessed [[March 11]][[2006]]
 
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