Jun 5, 2012 (All Things Considered) — In Massachusetts, Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate Elizabeth Warren is hoping she has finally turned a corner in her campaign to unseat Republican incumbent Scott Brown. Warren, a Harvard Law School professor, has been dogged by questions about whether she was justified in classifying herself as a Native American to Harvard officials. But the most recent polls show her still in a dead heat with Brown.
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Elizabeth Warren Edges Closer In Mass. Senate Race
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Jun 5, 2012 (All Things Considered) — In Massachusetts, Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate Elizabeth Warren is hoping she has finally turned a corner in her campaign to unseat Republican incumbent Scott Brown. Warren, a Harvard Law School professor, has been dogged by questions about whether she was justified in classifying herself as a Native American to Harvard officials. But the most recent polls show her still in a dead heat with Brown.Missing some content? Check the source: NPR
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