BOSTON — Two former political rivals are joining the campaign trail with Republican U.S. Sen. Scott Brown and Democratic rival Elizabeth Warren in the waning hours of Massachusetts' grueling U.S. Senate race.
Former Republican Gov. William Weld was set to campaign with Brown at a rally Sunday at Boston's Faneuil Hall, while Democratic Sen. John Kerry will join Warren at a campaign stop at Braintree High School.
Weld and Kerry battled in another high-profile Senate race when Weld challenged Kerry in 1996 and lost.
The Brown/Warren race is already the most expensive political contest in state history.
Both national parties are keeping a close eye on the election as they battle for control of the Senate.
The focus of the race now shifts to which candidate has the better get-out-the-vote organization.
Former Republican Gov. William Weld was set to campaign with Brown at a rally Sunday at Boston's Faneuil Hall, while Democratic Sen. John Kerry will join Warren at a campaign stop at Braintree High School.
Weld and Kerry battled in another high-profile Senate race when Weld challenged Kerry in 1996 and lost.
The Brown/Warren race is already the most expensive political contest in state history.
Both national parties are keeping a close eye on the election as they battle for control of the Senate.
The focus of the race now shifts to which candidate has the better get-out-the-vote organization.