Thanks! Neither is as recent as I might wish, but they do help confirm my gut instinct -- that any of the three could probably beat Healey, but Gabrieli would completely bury her. No real surprise there: of the entire field, Gabrieli is the closest match to the sort of centrist technocrat that MA has been tending to elect (or at least, trying to elect) for the past 20 years.

Doesn't answer my immediate question (whether Reilly is shooting himself in the foot at the moment), but it does make me more comfortable with my gradual tilt towards Gabrieli over the past couple of months. I like what he has to say, and it looks like he's also the best-placed to win -- a good combination...