Ed Markey wins Massachusetts Senate re-election

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Who won the Massachusetts U.S. Senate race?

Senator Ed Markey, a Democrat, won the Massachusetts U.S. Senate race. He secured another six-year term, defeating Republican challenger John Deaton.

What was at stake in the Massachusetts Senate election?

Voters were deciding whether to give the incumbent Senator Ed Markey, who is 80 years old, a third term in the U.S. Senate. The race was for one of Massachusetts' two Senate seats.

Did polls predict the outcome of the Senate race?

Yes, polls gave Senator Ed Markey an advantage over his Republican challenger John Deaton on election day. Markey ultimately won the election.