[sitetest]

It would be difficult for me to believe that Massachusetts is competitive for Gov. Romney. But there's no bank-shot play for other states that I can think of.

Any ideas, folks?

[stanne]

NH

[HiTech RedNeck]

Privately, the candidates are both thinking that Massachusetts is competitive....

[gswilder]

NH media market from Boston

[SoCar]

I would guess they would be targeted to New Hampshire voters.

[Perdogg]

New Hampshire

[rfp1234]

To help Scott Brown.

[smoothsailing]

It's gotta be to reach New Hamphire voters (I-93 commuters?)

[SamAdams76]

They are targeting NH but obviously looking to reach a lot of MA voters as well. I'm not necessarily predicting a Romney victory here in MA but it's going to be a lot closer than what the bogus polls here are saying.

Also, the Romney signs definitely outnumber the Obama signs around here (I know, lawn signs don't vote).

[InvisibleChurch]

I find it humorous that leftist station owners are willing to take dollars from a conservative candidate.

[usafa92]

Southern NH, specifically Nashua, but really anything south of Manchester, which has it’s own media market, specifically WMUR...

[o-n-money]

I got 5-1 from a guy at the track that Romney takes New Jersey. We did elect Christie.

[LoneRangerMassachusetts]

In Massachusetts we are experiencing a weird campaign. The Democrats are posting a lot of yard signs for Warren, the fake indian running for Brown's Senate seat. The strange thing is that only a few Democrats have posted signs for Obama. I'm not going out on a limb thinking that Warren is the poster child for the Democrats so they are showing strong support for her. I believe the Democrats don't want to embarrass themselves with their neighbors by posting Obama signs. They don't need to fear being keyed or the like by Republicans. That's a rat trick. I am not that naive to think Democrats will go to the polls and vote for Warren and not Obama. He'll ride Warren's coattails here.

[HapaxLegamenon]

New Hampshire.

[jcsjcm]

Actually many, many small towns in Massachusetts are red. The unfortunate part of Massachusetts are the big cities that harbor welfare and illegals that tend to lean democratic. They just fill the cities with them. 1 city overtakes 20 small towns with one sweeping vote.

I live in a cluster of about 10 towns that lean very far red. Very conservative! I wish our state wasn’t painted completely blue by the whole country. It just isn’t true. It is a rare sight to see a Warren sign or any dem sign on any lawn near where I live. We have cows too.... Just saying!

[OCCASparky]

@2 had it right. Lots of viewers in NH tune into Boston stations. Also, higher GOP turnout won’t mean diddly for Romney winning MA, but could help Senator Brown defeat Fauxcahontas.

[hosepipe]

Even a stopped clock is right twice a day...

[goldstategop]

The ads go out to NH which is very competitive. MA is NOT a swing state. But TV broadcasts from Boston can be received in southern NH.

[Vendome]

I don’t mind an overpriced burger but over cooked?

That’s a hangin offense....