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Brian Feulner for the boston globe
Senator Scott Brown campaigned door to door last month in Chelmsford.
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Yoon S. Byun/globe staff
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.
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JOSH REYNOLDS FOR THE BOSTON GLOBE
Warren talked with Rachel Majorowski in Boston.
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Michele McDonald for The Boston Globe
Senator Scott Brown greeted shoppers outside a Stop and Shop in Attleboro in February.
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Michele McDonald for The Boston Globe
Retail events like these are Brown’s forte, showcasing the approachability that helped propel him to an unlikely victory.
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Michele McDonald for The Boston Globe
Brown dashed into the supermarket to make some purchases.
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Yoon S. Byun/globe staff
Warren visited Cafe Azteca restaurant in Lawrence in February.
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Brian Feulner for the boston globe
Brown (left) met Tim Brennan, Charlie, 4, and Henry, 9 months, in Chelmsford.
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JOSH REYNOLDS for the boston globe
Warren greeted Ralph Mazzeo and his dog, Mazy, on Castle Island.
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Yoon S. Byun/globe staff
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.
