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The 1994 United States Senate election in Massachusetts was held November 8, 1994. Incumbent Democratic U.S. Senator Ted Kennedy won re-election to his seventh (his sixth full) term, defeating the Republican nominee, businessman Mitt Romney. Romney defeated his closest competitor, John Lakian, to win the Republican primary, with over 80% of the ...
During two debates in the state, Romney fumbled questions about releasing his income tax returns, while Gingrich gained support with audience-rousing attacks on the debate moderators. [ 328 ] [ 329 ] Romney's double-digit lead in state polls evaporated; he lost the January 21 primary to Gingrich by 13 points. [ 328 ]
Romney also performed inadequately in the debates between the two candidates, and made a number of poorly received statements that reduced his standing in the polls. In the closest Senate election of his career since after 1962, Kennedy won by a reasonably comfortable margin, despite a series of losses for Democrats around the country.
Utah Sen. Mitt Romney leaves office at the end of his term on Jan. 3. ... In the Senate, he has been a linchpin for bipartisan legislation on issues as eclectic as electoral reform, pandemic-era ...
Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) praised Vice President Harris’s debate performance on Wednesday, saying the Democratic nominee showed she is “an intelligent, capable person.” Romney, a staunch ...
Harris, 59, invoked Romey’s name at one point in the debate, touting having the support of “200 Republicans who have formerly worked with President [George W] Bush, Mitt Romney, and John ...
In the end of the debate, Mitt Romney remarked, "This is a lot like 'Law & Order,' senator. It has a huge cast, the series seems to go on forever and Fred Thompson shows up at the end." Romney was making a reference to Fred Thompson's role on Law & Order. Thompson replied, "And to think I thought I was going to be the best actor on the stage." [52]
Sen. Mitt Romney, a frequent Donald Trump critic who will soon retire from Congress, stood by his criticism of the president-elect’s character but said Trump and his MAGA movement now define the ...