In the bellwether town of Gardner, Scott Brown won 57% of the vote. In 2006, Ted Kennedy's victory margin statewide matched his margin in Gardner. Could Brown win with numbers that big?
Jim Geraghty has more town-by-town results.
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- PA Senate: Specter in Trouble
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