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Voters' Mood Less Than Super - WSJ
In Mansfield, Mass., a middle-class suburb south of Boston, Charlie Lazzara, 59, was out in the winter chill to vote early Tuesday morning at the local high school. He was firmly in the gloomy camp.
"I don't like any of the candidates," he said, peering out from under his Red Sox cap, his hands stuffed in his parka. Mr. Lazzara, a chef on his way to work, said he marked "none of the above" on his ballot. Mr. Romney ended up winning his home state.
In Mansfield, Mass., a middle-class suburb south of Boston, Charlie Lazzara, 59, was out in the winter chill to vote early Tuesday morning at the local high school. He was firmly in the gloomy camp.
"I don't like any of the candidates," he said, peering out from under his Red Sox cap, his hands stuffed in his parka. Mr. Lazzara, a chef on his way to work, said he marked "none of the above" on his ballot. Mr. Romney ended up winning his home state.
