Special State Senate Election 2012
Brighton Attorney, Former Watertown Council President Enter Senate Race
Two join Brownsberger, Hecht running for Tolman seat. Also, redistricting not an issue in race.
Former Watertown Town Council President Clyde Younger and Boston attorney Tim Schofield jumped into the race to replace state Sen. Steven Tolman, and other local politico is pondering a run. The Boston-based State House News Service reported that Younger and Schofield confirmed they plan to run for the senate seat. They join Watertown state Rep. Jonathan Hecht and Belmont's Rep. William Brownsberger, both Democrats, who are already campaigning for the post. A Brighton resident and Gulf War veteran who is a partner at a Beacon Hill law firm, Schofield is familiar with special elections, coming within 64 votes of becoming his neighborhood's state rep. in 2004, losing to current Rep. Michael Moran. Schofield also ran for Boston City Council …
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