State Politics:2014 Lieutenant Governor Election

Candidates

 * Steve Kerrigan (D)
 * Karyn Polito (R)
 * Angus Jennings (I)

Candidates who did not make the general election ballot

 * Leland Cheung (D)
 * Michael Edward Lake (D)

General Elections Results

 * Boston Globe

Primary Results

 * Boston Globe: Mass. lieutenant governor primary results (Sept 9, 2014)
 * CBS: Primary results (Sept 9, 2014)
 * [[Media:2014-09-09-UNOFFICAL RESULTS2.pdf|Lexington results]]

News and Commentary

 * Boston Herald: Lt. Gov. candidates spar during Herald Radio debate, by (Oct 24, 2014)
 * Telegram.com: Candidates for lieutenant governor square off at Worcester business forum, by Brad Petrishen (Oct 9, 2014)
 * Boston Globe: Martha Coakley’s running mate is dialed in, by Akilah Johnson (Sept 12, 2014)
 * Boston Globe: The primaries, as seen on TV (Sept 11, 2014)
 * Boston Globe: Mass. lieutenant governor primary results (Sept 9, 2014)
 * Metro West Daily News: Editorial: Kerrigan best pick for LG (Sept 5, 2014)
 * Boston Globe: Endorsement: Leland Cheung for lieutenant governor, by the Editorial Board (Sept 3, 2014)
 * Mass Live: Lieutenant governor candidates split on casino gambling; Democrats agree on sick time, charter schools, by Shira Schoenberg (Sept 2, 2014)
 * Mass Live: Democratic lieutenant governor candidate Steve Kerrigan wants a Commonwealth Competitiveness Council to help spur job growth, by The Republican Newsroom (Sept 2, 2014)
 * Mass Live: Democratic lieutenant governor candidate Mike Lake focuses on drawing out-of-state, international businesses to Massachusetts to grow employment, by The Republican Newsroom (Sept 2, 2014)
 * Mass Live: Democratic lieutenant governor candidate Leland Cheung says innovation economy must expand throughout the state to increase jobs, by The Republican Newsroom (Sept 2, 2014)
 * Gloucester Times: Lieutenant governor race draws a crowd, by Christian M. Wade (Aug 22, 2014)
 * Boston Globe: Is a lieutenant governor even needed?, by Akilah Johnson (July 18, 2014)

Polls

 * See polls listing at Wikipedia