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UpdatedMon, Jan 4, 2021 at 3:52 pm ET Replies(2) U.S. 6th Congressional District challenger John Paul Moran and four other Republicans contend the allowance of no-excuse mail-in ballots, early voting and drop boxes violated the state constitution. (Scott Souza/Patch) SALEM, MA — The Republican challenger in the 2020 U.S. 6th Congressional District race is pushing forward in a lawsuit against the state over election results on the basis that the allowance of no-excuse, mail-in ballots, ballot ...

The headline has been corrected to reflect that there are five plaintiffs. More than a month after the general election, five losing Republican candidates have filed suit against Massachusetts, claiming election fraud. The group includes Sudbury resident Ingrid Centurion, an Iraq War veteran who lost her bid for the 13th Middlesex District seat to incumbent state Rep. Carmine Gentile with 31% of the final vote. Its led by John Paul Moran, who unsuccessfully challenged Congressman Seth Moul...