Massachusetts Democratic Party

Steve Kerrigan's license was suspended for 45 days after failing a breathalyzer during a traffic stop, according to police. The Massachusetts Democratic Party chairman admitted to sufficient facts in the June drunken driving case.

The Massachusetts Democratic Party chairman admitted to sufficient facts in a June drunken driving case, leading to a suspended license, probation, and a $600 fine. He provided a breath sample showing a 0.089% blood alcohol content and acknowledged responsibility in a statement.

Steve Kerrigan, chairman of the Massachusetts Democratic Party, admitted to sufficient facts in a June DUI case, leading to a suspended license, probation, and a $600 fine. A judge continued an OUI charge without a finding after Kerrigan acknowledged prosecutors' evidence supported a conviction.

Michael Walsh's name will remain on the September primary ballot after a judge ruled the State Ballot Law Commission lacked jurisdiction to remove it due to alleged fraudulent nomination signatures. The judge also found the complaint against Walsh was improperly served, leading to the commission's decision being overturned. The commission plans to appeal to the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court.

Ed Markey secured the Massachusetts Democrats' endorsement with over 50% delegate support, while Seth Moulton qualified for the primary ballot by meeting the 15% delegate threshold. Both candidates are competing in the Senate race, with Markey emphasizing progressive policies and Moulton advocating for generational leadership change.

U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton secured enough delegate support to appear on Massachusetts' primary ballot for the Senate race against incumbent U.S. Sen. Ed Markey. Markey won the party's endorsement with 73% delegate support, while Moulton received 27%. Moulton emphasized generational change in his campaign, and Markey criticized Moulton's past comments on transgender children and corporate PAC funding.