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Retail events like these are Brown’s forte, showcasing the approachability that helped propel him to an unlikely victory. Michele McDonald for The Boston Globe

    Photos: Rivals show their populist sides

    Senator Scott Brown campaigned door to door last month in Chelmsford.

    Senator Scott Brown campaigned door to door last month in Chelmsford.
    Brian Feulner for the boston globe | April 1, 2012

    His Democratic challenger, Elizabeth Warren, blazed onto the national consciousness as a Wall Street watchdog and consumer advocate and has emerged as a candidate with crowd appeal.
    Yoon S. Byun/globe staff | April 1, 2012
    Warren talked with Rachel Majorowski in Boston.

    Warren talked with Rachel Majorowski in Boston.
    JOSH REYNOLDS FOR THE BOSTON GLOBE | April 1, 2012

    Senator Scott Brown greeted shoppers outside a Stop and Shop in Attleboro in February.
    Michele McDonald for The Boston Globe | April 1, 2012

    Retail events like these are Brown’s forte, showcasing the approachability that helped propel him to an unlikely victory.
    Michele McDonald for The Boston Globe | April 1, 2012
    Brown dashed into the supermarket to make some purchases.

    Brown dashed into the supermarket to make some purchases.
    Michele McDonald for The Boston Globe | April 1, 2012

    Warren visited Cafe Azteca restaurant in Lawrence in February.
    Yoon S. Byun/globe staff | April 1, 2012

    Brown (left) met Tim Brennan, Charlie, 4, and Henry, 9 months, in Chelmsford.
    Brian Feulner for the boston globe | April 1, 2012

    Warren greeted Ralph Mazzeo and his dog, Mazy, on Castle Island.
    JOSH REYNOLDS for the boston globe | April 1, 2012
    As a candidate, Warren has emphasized her natural feel for people, and her modest upbringing in Oklahoma. “I am amazed when I meet some people in politics and I think: ‘You don’t actually like people. How did you end up in this business?’

    As a candidate, Warren has emphasized her natural feel for people, and her modest upbringing in Oklahoma. “I am amazed when I meet some people in politics and I think: ‘You don’t actually like people. How did you end up in this business?’ " she said.
    Yoon S. Byun/globe staff | April 1, 2012