City worker (r) explains law to Brown backer, with clipped sign ties in hand.

Around 12:30 p.m., a worker from the Boston Elections Department showed up at Holy Name School in West Roxbury to begin removing all of the Coakley and Brown signs festooning the wall and fence along West Roxbury Parkway and Centre Street.

The school, which sits on a rise, is traditionally a place where candidates position giant signs - and candidates themselves routinely position themselves right in front of the entrance to the polling station. Mayor Menino himself is a frequent voter accoster on those steps, despite a state law that bans politicking within 150 feet of the entrance to a polling place.

But not today. Even a Brown supporter expressed surprise - he said he figured some Brown person "from the suburbs" dropped a dime and filed a complaint. Even more upset was a Coakley supporter - to whom the election worker was busy handing over signs, one far larger than the supporter herself. The worker said she would either have to do something with the signs or he would just cart them away for disposal.

David Bernstein attempts to parse it out.

Also, the correct answer to his question, "Snow, what is it good for?" is, of course:

Absolutely nothing
Uh-huh
Snow, huh, yeah
What is it good for
Absolutely nothing
Say it again, y'all

Martha Coakley apparently didn't learn from John Kerry what not to say. The one saving grace: At least she's doesn't go around cursing out high-school kids.

Because of the closing of St. Matthew and The Redeemer Episcopal Church, voters in Ward 6's precincts 4, 6, 7, 8 and 9 will have new places to vote, starting with this Tuesday's Senate election:

Ward 6, precinct 4. You used to vote at the South Boston Neighborhood House Senior Center, but now you get to vote at Julie's Family Learning Program, 133 Dorchester St.

Not-Related Kennedy mentions threats on his Facebook page, in reaction to a comment from a Brown supporter upset at being called a Brown Shirt:

The Outraged Liberal tries to make sense of today's conflicting poll numbers. Good luck, Dan Kennedy cautions.

Brown just moments ago to the twitter-o-sphere: "For the record, everything that I have asked NRSC and RNC to give me, they have done."

KennedySeat.com reads all the papers, both local and westa Worcester.

Capuano leading in Boston, but way behind in the rest of the state.

Channel 4 has a results page.

What do you think of the results?