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Democrats counter on 2008 election

September
28

Reps. John Hall of Dover Plains and Kirstin Gillibrand of Hudson, the Hudson Valley’s two freshman Democrats in Congress, have known since they were elected last November they would be among the top targets of the Republican Party in 2008.

But Democrats also have several Northeast Republicans they think they can unseat in the next election, including three in upstate New York, noted Congressional Quarterly in an analysis published yesterday. The targets: Reps. Jim Walsh, Randy Kuhl and Tom Reynolds.

CQ rates Hall and Gillibrand as facing races that “lean Democratic’’ at this point. Walsh and Kuhl have races that “lean Republican,’’ while Reynolds has a “Republican favored’’ race.

According to CQ, “The ratings ‘leans Republican’ and ‘leans Democratic’ mean that the named party appears to have at least some edge in the contest, but that an upset is a realistic possibility.’’

This entry was posted on Friday, September 28th, 2007 at 1:47 pm by Brian Tumulty.
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One Response to “Democrats counter on 2008 election”

  1. Integrity first

    Robertson for Mayor!

    Come have a cup of coffee on Robertson at the Yonkers Train station and enjoy a copy of the Westchester Guardian!

    Team Zherka-Robertson all the way!

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