A preview of 2010 races
By Wally EdgeGovernor
Democrat (If Lynch does not seek a 4th term)
Peter Burling
Maggie Hassan
Gary Hirshberg
Harold Janeway
Joe Foster
Sylvia Larsen
Steve Marchand
Dick Swett
Republicans
Richard Ashooh
Kelly Ayotte
Charlie Bass
Tom Colantuono
Ted Gatsas
Frank Guinta
Bruce Keough
John Lyons
Chuck Morse
Bob Odell
John Stephen
John E. Sununu
US Senate
Democrats
Lou D'Allesandro
Gary Hirshberg
Paul Hodes
John Lynch
Steve Marchand
Katrina Swett
CD1
Republicans
Tom Colantuono
Ted Gatsas
Frank Guinta
Sean Mahoney
Jim Merrill
Jim Reams
John Stephen
CD2
Republicans
Grant Bosse
Peter Bragdon
Tom Eaton
Steve Duprey
Jennifer Horn
Bob Odell
Andy Peterson
Dan St Hilaire
Contributors
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Where is....
Alison Pitman-Giles?
Joe Kenney?
Casey Crane?
Or wait, I think Joe might be running for Dog Catcher isn't he?
Seriously?
This list is nothing but a list of names without a moment of thought given to them. It includes ridiculous names and omits others who should be on. You get an D, go back and redo your homework. This time do it while awake.
Where is Jeb?
I agree with the previous post. We all know that Jeb Bradley will run again. Even after two embarrassing losses to Shea-Porter he's still got something left in him. Let's face it-Jeb is a glutton for punishment. The only question is whether or not he'll run for the CD1 seat. Maybe he'll run for a more prestigious seat... like governor. Of course, however, that’s up to Deborah.
Lou? Ha!
Lou D'Allesandro? Lou's a half step from the nursing home. He has aged a LOT and is not running for anything next time. I'd be surprised if he sought re-election to the state senate. Say hello to Sen. Beaulieu.
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