Mass voters reject DiCarlo ex senator convicted of extortion
In a Democratic primary upset Mass voters deny Joseph J. C. DiCarlo a Senate seat. The ex majority leader, jailed for extortion with McKee-Berger Mansueto, loses to Frank Mastrocola. Meanwhile Carol Amick wins a special primary likely making her the fourth woman in the 40 member Senate.
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Senate weighs seating a convicted felon DiCarlo
Analysis outlines the dilemma of seating DiCarlo, the first expelled senator, amid Senate splits and ethics scrutiny. Harrington favored seating him with possible sanctions, while Atkins contends stronger ethics oversight. The piece contrasts political risk with representing DiCarlo’s district.
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