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To: calcowgirl
FRANCINE BUSBY 	27332	42.23% 
 BRIAN P. BILBRAY 	9159	14.15% 
 ERIC ROACH 	9011	13.92% 
 HOWARD KALOOGIAN 	4824	7.45% 
 BILL MORROW 	4700	7.26% 
 ALAN UKE 	2709	4.19% 
 RICHARD EARNEST 	1729	2.67% 
 BILL HAUF 	1116	1.72% 
 CHRIS YOUNG 	1061	1.64% 
 WILLIAM GRIFFITH 	665	1.03% 
 SCOTT TURNER 	555	0.86% 
 VICTOR E. RAMIREZ 	519	0.80% 
 PAUL KING 	470	0.73% 
 JEFF NEWSOME 	391	0.60% 
 SCOTT ORREN 	182	0.28% 
 DELECIA HOLT 	166	0.26% 
 BILL BOYER 	95	0.15% 
 MILTON GALE 	31	0.05% 

27 posted on 04/11/2006 8:14:28 PM PDT by Torie
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To: Torie

Busby will probably go up to the high 40's, if absentees are more GOP weighted, and they usually are, but Busby put a lot of effort into absentees, so maybe no, In any event, Busby will very probably fall short of 50%. I have no idea of Bilbray or Roach will get the GOP nomination. Normally Bilbray's constituency would do better with absentees, but Raoch had more money, and Bilbray had more independents in his mix, and they don't vote as much absentee. If this holds, a huge amount of money will be spent in the general. The GOP erosion appears alive and well.


29 posted on 04/11/2006 8:19:06 PM PDT by Torie
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