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Figures to Announce Senate Candidacy Saturday Posted by Danny, on August 22nd, 2007, at 1:25 pm
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It will be interesting to see what kind of campaign organization she can put together.
She would probably appreciate all the volunteer help she can get
Who thinks Figures will win more than 35% of the vote against Senator Sessions?
I do. It’ll be a tough year for Republicans in general even with Hillary Clinton at the top of the ticket. I’d say around 40-45%, maybe even higher if the candidate is Obama and not Clinton. Minority turnout will be very high this time because I figure Obama will be on the ticket one way or another. It may be as low as 35% if Figures runs a really crapy campaign, though.