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| SC-05 South Carolina District 5 Mulvaney (R) vs. Spratt (D) |
Updated: Sep-17-2010 |
INCUMBENT |
CHALLENGER |
The District & The Race |
YouTube - Recent Polls - Ratings - History |
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Mick Mulvaney on YouTube |
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NORTHERN SC, CHESTER, FAIRFIELD, LANCASTER & YORK COUNTIES John Spratt, Pelosi's Budget Chairman, was chief architect of the ObamaCare bill. That's enough reason to replace him with GOP candidate and SC State Senator Mick Mulvaney. Mulvaney's views on the limited role of government and the need to reduce taxes and spending to encourage job growth should play well against Spratt, the author of the largest federal budget in history. |
Mulvaney (R) |
46 % |
25-Aug-2010 |
| Spratt (D) |
46 % |
Hendrix College |
| Mulvaney (R) |
41% |
18-May-2010 |
| Spratt (D) |
43% |
Pub Opinion Strat. |
| Mulvaney (R) |
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John Spratt (D)
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Spratt (D) |
% |
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| $1,066,275 Total |
$601,196 Total |
Avg-Presidential-Vote |
R+11 |
| $1,200,611 Cash |
$472,694 Cash |
KeyHouseRaces Rating |
TOSS-UP-R |
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