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Bill Galvin and secretary of state challenger Tanisha Sullivan battle at nasty Democratic primary debate - The Boston Globe
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37% : That includes, she said, helping to protect reproductive rights, and she cast Galvin as "anti-abortion," in an apparent reference to votes Galvin took as a legislator in the 1980s and were used as a cudgel against him in the 2018 Democratic primary.
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