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April 18, 2008 - 4:00pm
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By Evan WeinbergerThe Democratic Senate race became a toss-up.
While Smith counted his cash.
Third parties became a topic in the Secretary of State race.
Erickson took a slim lead over Mannix.
Marks wanted to go one-on-one with Schrader.
Wyden wants you to take that job and shove it.
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"The ordinary voter is going to say, 'OK, do I want someone breaking into my car or stealing my car or stealing my identity? No, I don't, and I want government to put these predators behind bars and pull them off the streets."
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