NPR’s Curt Nickisch reports on an unusual Massachusetts congressional race between an openly gay Republican and an incumbent Democrat whose reputation has been tainted by a family scandal. Richard Tisei, the GOP candidate, has served in the state legislature for 26 years and has a record of working across the aisle. “When Gov. Romney was here, I voted with him half the time, and I voted against him half the time. … I have no problem working with Nancy Pelosi,” Tisei says. “Just because she’s in the opposition, I’m not gonna poke her in the eye.”