Massachusetts: Jim Mcgovern

If you need information on what this caucus thing is all about, check out my post.  I thought that I would get an early start on an open thread.

So where did you go?  Did you find lots of interested people, or was your caucus struggling to fill its allocation?

I've been making phone calls in my own town to people who volunteered in the Obama campaign.  I'm finding a lot of people activated by the campaign who would like to get involved.    

I'm always very ambitious and try to get to as many communities in the district as I can.  I'm hoping to get to eleven caucuses tomorrow.

MARLBOROUGH - Waiting outside to cast her ballot early Tuesday morning, Democratic State House candidate Danielle Gregoire said she already can't wait to see the results.

"I'm excited about this," she told PolitickerMA.com. "We worked hard and left it all on the field. No regrets."

Gregoire, of Marlborough, is running against Marlborough Republican Arthur Vigeant in Middlesex County's 4th District. The 4th District's seat was vacated by state Rep. Stephen LeDuc, who Gregoire has worked for in the State House.

While his Republican challenger, Jeff Beatty, went to three sign standouts Sunday, U.S. Sen. John Kerry was in Washington D.C. Sunday morning to appear on NBC's Meet the Press. According to his campaign, Kerry returned to Massachusetts immediately afterward and attended a get out the vote rally in Shrewsbury with Congressmen Richard Neal (D-Springfield) and Jim McGovern (D-Worcester). State Senate candidate Michael Moore, a Millbury Democrat who is running for state Sen. Edward Augustus' 2nd Worcester seat, was also at the event.

Congressman Jim McGovern is planning to attend several events for state Senate candidate Michael Moore in the run up to the election, his office said this week.

[img_assist|nid=21|title=Rep. Jim McGovern (D-Worcester)|desc=|link=none|align=left|width=180|height=144]Michael Mershon, a spokesman for McGovern, told PolitickerMA.com that since McGovern is unchallenged this year, he is devoting a lot of energy to other campaigns in his district and Barack Obama's presidential campaign.