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Waxman (Dem) -- 41.6% Bloomfield (No Party) -- 27.5% David (Rep) -- 15.95% 231 of 450 precincts reporting
Didn't this guy chair the George W. and McCain campaigns locally? Sounds an awful lot like a Republican, to me. The last thing we need is another Koch-sucker in Washington. Waxman is second-to-last thing, but let's keep our priorities straight.