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2004 US Presidential Election
November 02, 2004
Arizona | Incumbents Sweep Arizona’s Federal Races

The Washington Post has given the election in seven out of eight U.S. Congressional races to the incumbent. J.D. Hayworth (Rep), Jeff Flake (Rep), Raul Grijalva (Dem), Jim Kolbe (Rep), Ed Pastor (Dem), John Shadegg (Rep), and Trent Franks (Rep) have all kept their seats, winning by wide margins. In the “undecided” race, incumbent Rick Renzi (Rep) leads challenger Paul Babbit (Dem) 59.%1 to 35.7% with 61% of precincts reporting.

As previously reported, Sen. John McCain (Rep) has outpaced challenger Stuart Starky (Dem).

Cross Posted at bLogicus.



Posted by Timothy Ruchti at November 2, 2004 11:26 PM | TrackBack
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