From another proud Brown voter:

I’m reporting from the belly of the beast: the City of Newton, i.e., Barney Frank’s district, specifically, the Village of West Newton, near the Wellesley line. This is an upper middle-class community consisting mostly of professional types: doctors, lawyers, architects, innumerable academics – in short, as stereotypically leftwing Mass. Democrat as you can get.
Well, my wife and I went to vote around two hours ago – lunch time. Over the course of the half-mile walk to the polling place (school gym) we saw just two Brown signs – and no Coakley signs. No one at all was electioneering around the school house. That was new. There have always been folks standing around the school on election day carrying placards for their candidates.
Inside there were at most two other voters besides the two of us.
Earlier in the day I happened to pass by the local headquarters of the electricians’ union. The building is always festooned with banners for the Dem candidate in any election. Not surprisingly, there was a gigantic banner for Martha Coakley. The difference this time was that it was not on the building but on the ground in the alley behind it.