A Republican who unsuccessfully ran for a South Shore and Cape Cod Senate seat turned to a Boston court this month in an effort to overturn the results of her Republican primary election this fall, a lawsuit state lawyers said could undermine public confidence in local contests. 


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A Republican who unsuccessfully ran for a South Shore and Cape Cod Senate seat turned to a Boston court this month in an effort to overturn the results of her Republican primary election this fall,…{ai:summary}<p>A Republican candidate from South Shore and Cape Cod has filed a lawsuit in a Boston court to contest the results of her recent primary election. State lawyers warn that this legal action could erode public trust in local electoral processes. </p><p>#politics</p>

A Bourne Republican is trying to use a Boston court to overturn local election results

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