Feingold heading back to New Hampshire for 3rd time

"Progressives are really into [Russ Feingold]. The moderate Democrats who are interested in a Southern candidate who's pro- business are sort of looking at [Mark Warner] and Evan Bayh," said [Nick Clemons]. "So there's a lot of buzz between the two of them." "[Jim...

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Published inKnight Ridder Tribune Business News p. 1
Main Author Craig Gilbert and Katherine M. Skiba
Format Newsletter
LanguageEnglish
Published Washington Tribune Content Agency LLC 07.05.2006
Subjects
Civil unions
Congressional elections
Doyle, Jim
Feingold, Russell
Fund raising
Governors
Political conventions
Political parties
Same sex marriage
State elections
Warner, Mark
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Summary:"Progressives are really into [Russ Feingold]. The moderate Democrats who are interested in a Southern candidate who's pro- business are sort of looking at [Mark Warner] and Evan Bayh," said [Nick Clemons]. "So there's a lot of buzz between the two of them." "[Jim Doyle] has not had an easy first term," writes [Jennifer Duffy], who says Republican 8th District Congressman Mark Green of Green Bay "will give him a very tough race." Doyle is one of two Democratic governors rated "highly vulnerable" in the report; the other is Michigan's Jennifer Granholm. Among other items of Wisconsin interest in the preview: Herb Kohl's is one of nine Democratic Senate seats rated "safe." And the seat that Green is vacating is one of 35 "hotly contested" House races in the country, though it's rated as "leaning Republican."