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GOP Horse Race in SD 32

Posted by Danny, on July 11th, 2007, at 4:09 pm

Bradley ByrneThe Mobile Bay Times has good reading on the special election to fill the Senate seat in District 32 made vacant by Bradley Byrne’s resignation. It looks to be a GOP horse race, and the Mobile Bay Times has done a good job rounding up “a wealth of political sources to assess the jockeying for position in the campaign’s early going.”

This piece is a sample of the material that the Mobile Bay Times regularly provides it subscribers. Non-subscribers are getting a sneak peek through the Political Parlor courtesy of Chip Drago and the Mobile Bay Times.

The Political Parlor’s own Chauncey Sparks offered a preview on the election here.

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1 comment to GOP Horse Race in SD 32

  • Kathy
    July 11th, 2007 at 9:40 pm

    Interesting stuff — thanks for giving us a sneak peek, Danny. Randy McKinney’s brother is a long-time friend, so I’m following this race with more interest than I might otherwise.

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