Massachusetts: Rob Willington

Responding to the results of the Bay State's primaries Tuesday, the Massachusetts Republican Party said Bay State voters are primed to support a new wave of politicians in November.

With state legislators like Tony Verga (D-Gloucester), Patrick Natale (D-Woburn) and Dianne Wilkerson (D-Boston) being unseated by primary opponents, Rob Willington, the state party's executive director, said voters want new representation on Beacon Hill.

Rob Willington, the executive director of the Massachusetts GOP, said Monday that the Republican National Convention successfully launched the next stage of nominee John McCain's campaign and that vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin is ready to face an onslaught of media interviews.

Willington told PolitickerMA.com that the convention was "extremely successful" and that "people got a good look at who John McCain is and who Sarah Palin is."

BLOOMINGTON, Minn. - As part of the Republican National Convention relief efforts to help those impacted by Hurricane Gustav, the Massachusetts delegation will head to Minneapolis Wednesday afternoon to assemble packets to be shipped to the Gulf Coast, according to the party.

The delegation will leave their hotel, the Crowne Plaza in Bloomington, at 1 p.m. CST and head to the convention center in Minneapolis, Rob Willington, the executive director of the party said. There, the RNC has set up stations for delegates to assemble relief packages.

Like their national counterparts, the Massachusetts Republican Party is focusing on U.S. Sen. Joe Biden's past criticism of Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama.

"It would be hard to find a harsher critic of Senator Obama's lack of experience than Joe Biden," MassGOP Executive Director Rob Willington said. "This pick only highlights what the people of Massachusetts are beginning to realize: Barack Obama is not ready to be president."