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Why Palin in 2012 Needs Sen. Stevens to Win
Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens loses re-election bid      (AP)
Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens loses re-election bid (AP)
news.yahoo.com — AP - Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens has lost his bid for a seventh term. The longest-serving Republican... in the history of the Senate trailed Anchorage Mayor Mark Begich by 3,724 votes after Tuesday's count. That's an insurmountable lead with only about ... (more) Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens loses re-election bid (AP)
Begich defeats Stevens in Senate race
Begich defeats Stevens in Senate race
adn.com — Mark Begich has defeated Sen. Ted Stevens in the election for U.S. Senate.... (more) Begich defeats Stevens in Senate race
Begich lead over Stevens grows: 2008 Election
adn.com — Anchorage Mayor Mark Begich's lead over Sen. Ted Stevens is growing as ballot counting continues today in... the race for U.S. Senate. The latest numbers, issued just before 1 p.m., show Begich up by 2,374 votes. The state has counted over 16,000 ... (more) Begich lead over Stevens grows: 2008 Election
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Palin needs Ted Stevens to win
The Swamp — ... (Read the rest of Brown's posting from his Political Perceptions column on wsj.com. Brown is assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute, specializes in polling of electoral battleground states. ) ...

Penultimate Alaska Update; Uncalled Congressional Races
FiveThirtyEight: Politics Done Right — ... Quinnipiac assistant director Peter A. Brown, writing in the Wall Street Journal, says that "Unlce Ted" is "less than even money." Now that's charity. (In other news, the 2-8 St. Louis Rams are "less than even money" to win the NFC West this year.) Brown's piece is more about Sarah Palin preferring Stevens to win so that she could launch a 2012 presidential bid from his seat after he is expelled from the Senate. ...

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