Age and Generational Divide Define Massachusetts Senate Primary
Incumbent Democratic Senator Ed Markey is facing a primary challenge from Matt Moulton, who argues the 80-year-old lawmaker is too old to serve another term. The contest has sparked a wider debate within the party about age limits and generational representation in Congress.
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Moulton says Sen. Markey, 80, is too old for another term. Young Massachusetts Democrats are divided - AP News
Moulton says Sen. Markey, 80, is too old for another term. Young Massachusetts Democrats are divided AP News
Read full article →Ed Markey Defends Transgender Athletes in Massachusetts Senate Race
Senator Ed Markey of Massachusetts has emerged as a vocal defender of transgender rights as he tries to fend off a primary challenge from Representative Seth Moulton.
By Reid J. Epstein
Read full article →An 80-year-old senator says he’s the voice of his state’s youth. Many believe him.
Ed Markey wants to counter his younger challenger’s calls for a “new generation of leadership” by focusing Massachusetts’s primary on ideology, not age.
By Laura Beveridge
Read full article →This baby boomer vs. Gen X Senate race emerges as key test of generational change in U.S. politics and what age is too old for Congress
Sen. Ed Markey is 80, while his rival, Rep. Seth Moulton, is 47.
By Leah Willingham, The Associated Press
Read full article →Moulton says Sen. Markey, 80, is too old for another term. Young Massachusetts Democrats are divided
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