Alaska May Get Its First Democratic US Senator in a Long Time

[Eric J in MN]

There hasn't been a Democratic Senator from Alaska since 1981.

However, Democrats have a special opportunity this year. Polls show the race is close.

Please visit the website of Tony Knowles and consider chipping in:

http://www.tonyknowles.com/

Article at:

http://www.moveleft.com/moveleft_essay_2004_09_09_alaska_may_get_its_first_democratic_senator_in_long_time.asp

[Catherine Vincent]

1. That would be great!

I've always wanted to visit Alaska.

[Eric J in MN]

3. will you only visit if they have at least one Democratic US Senator? nt

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[Catherine Vincent]

4. No. One day I will make it to Alaska with or without a Dem. Senator.

[cjbuchanan]

2. Let's hope that Oklahoma goes the same way.

Take a moment and take a look at Brad Carson. If you like him, send him $5 or $10.
http://www.bradcarson.com/

Just so you know, recent polling shows Carson(D) up over Coburn(r) 44-42. On top of that, the NRSC is cutting back on their ad buy from $1.9mill to $1.2mill.

It is all coming together; we can grab this seat.

[Eric J in MN]

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[kwolf68]

6. Okie and Alaska

are big on winning back the Senate. If we hold NC, we still are likely to lose in Georgia and SC, not to mention the brutal battle Daschle is in up in SD.

I am not aware of the liklhood of keeping Graham's seat either, though I hear good things out of there.

[Eric J in MN]

7. So are you predicting the next US Senate will be Democratic

or Republican?

[Eric J in MN]

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[Eric J in MN]

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