What are the candidates for 2006 N.Y.S. election of senator & governor in the democracy & republic parties?
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http://www.uselections.com/ny/ny.htm    by going to the left side an click on fed/state and scroll down you can get all 50 states as well  good luck
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no one knows\n\nprolly nader AGAIN\ngulliani and mc cain for the GOP\nnot sure about the dems
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The democratic party. California is the one party state. Arnold is just an exception.
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Contact your local RNC or DNC....whichever one is your choice
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There's a whole list, both democrat and republican, I think it's on cnn.com...you can google the senate vote results, too...
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I sure hate to stick my neck out this early but I think its going to be McCain vs. Hillary. This could be one of those years where people have had enough of the capital hill gang and elect another Governor to the White House.\n\nDemocratic Announced Candidates\n\n    * Senator Joe Biden of Delaware\n    * Former Senator Mike Gravel of Alaska\n\nLikely potential candidates\n\n    * Senator Evan Bayh of Indiana\n    * Retired General Wesley Clark of Arkansas\n    * Senator Hillary Clinton of New York\n    * Former Senator Tom Daschle of South Dakota\n    * Former Senator John Edwards of North Carolina\n    * Senator Russ Feingold of Wisconsin\n    * Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts\n    * Governor Bill Richardson of New Mexico\n    * Governor Tom Vilsack of Iowa\n    * Former Governor Mark Warner of Virginia\n\nOther potential candidates\n\n    * Senator Barbara Boxer of California\n    * Governor Phil Bredesen of Tennessee\n    * Former Governor Howard Dean of Vermont\n    * Senator Christopher Dodd of Connecticut\n    * Governor Mike Easley of North Carolina\n    * Former Vice President Al Gore of Tennessee\n    * Representative Dennis Kucinich of Ohio\n    * Representative John Lewis of Georgia\n    * Former Gov. Gary Locke of Washington\n    * Governor Joe Manchin of West Virginia\n    * Senator Barack Obama of Illinois\n    * Self-help guru Tony Robbins of California\n    * Governor Brian Schweitzer of Montana\n    * Reverend Al Sharpton of New York\n\nRepublican Announced Candidate\n\n    * John H. Cox of Illinois\n\nLikely potential candidates\n\n    * Senator and Former Governor George Allen of Virginia\n    * Senator Sam Brownback of Kansas\n    * Senator Bill Frist of Tennessee\n    * Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich of Georgia\n    * Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani\n    * Senator Chuck Hagel of Nebraska\n    * Governor Mike Huckabee of Arkansas\n    * Senator John McCain of Arizona\n    * Governor George Pataki of New York\n    * Governor Mitt Romney of Massachusetts\n    * Representative Tom Tancredo of Colorado\n\nOther potential candidates\n\n    * Governor Jeb Bush of Florida\n    * Senator Elizabeth Dole of North Carolina\n    * Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina\n    * Former Ambassador Alan Keyes of Maryland\n    * Former Chief Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court Roy Moore\n    * Governor Bill Owens of Colorado\n    * Governor Tim Pawlenty of Minnesota\n    * Representative Mike Pence of Indiana\n    * Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice of California\n    * Governor Mark Sanford of South Carolina\n    * Former Governor Tommy Thompson of Wisconsin
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City Level\nMayor:  Michael Bloomberg\nCity Councilor: Joseph Addabbo, Jr.\n\nCounty (Borough) Level\nBorough President: Gladys Marshall\nDistirct Attorney: Richard A. Brown
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Republican\n\nthe Democratic party has taken on too many "fringe" organizations and has alienated people who used to vote independently.\n\nIndependents can't raise the money needed
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I like lots of democrats  Joe Lieberman Ed Koch Zell Miller Dick Morris and Republicans I like are Rush & George Bush and there are people in both partys I despise but what I would really like is for the best in both partys to form a super party and kickout all the jerks
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find out what party he's in (i would assume he's a dem) and contact the (let's assume) Democratic Committee of New Orleans and express an interest in volunteering for the re-election campaign.  They will welcome your support.
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That's precisely who I would WANT the Democrats to put on their ticket!  ; )\n\nBring 'em on!  I think we can take 'em!\n\nEDIT - I am a REPUBLICAN and would WANT to go against those two - VERY beatable!
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Dick Lugar (R)* - Incumbent Senator\nSteve Osborn (Libertarian) - Wireless Company System Manager & '00/'02 Congressional Candidate \nJack Baldwin (Write-In) - Businessman & Democratic Activist\nMark Pool (Write-In) - Engineer & Religious Right Activist.\n\nmore at  http://www.politics1.com/in.htm
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Republican: McCain\nDemocrat: Gore
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In 1853 it was Andrew Johnson. This year? All I know is/was Phil Bredesen was highly favored. According to Yahoo news:\n\nQUOTE:\nAmong the 36 states electing governors, Democrats were headed to re-election wins in Illinois, Michigan, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, Oklahoma, Wyoming, New Mexico, Kansas, Wisconsin, Maine, Arizona, Oregon, and Tennessee and held onto to an open Democratic seat in Iowa.\nEND QUOTE\n\nUPDATED!!!!!!\nBredesen cruises to 2nd term 8 Nov 2006 12:16 GMT\n... statewide support in beating Republican Bryson Gov. Phil Bredesen rode balanced support from across the state ... more than 2-to-1 margin over Republican challenger Jim Bryson. With 2,227 of Tennessee's 2,330 precincts reporting, ... Smith, Howard M. Switzer and Carl "Twofeathers" Whitaker -- were splitting about 1.6 percent of the statewide ...\nhttp://uspolitics.einnews.com/news/tennessee-governor-campaign-2006
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Hopefully the Democrats\n\nStewart/Colbert 08!!!
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Newt Gingrich and George Allen are at the top of my list.  They are both honest conservatives that would do a great job.  Condi?  She would do a great job as well, and would be a good opponent against Hillary, but I don't know if she could win.  Some of here exposure in the media while working in the Bush Administration would hurt her I think.  Many people think John McCain would be a good candidate, but he couldn't win the conservative base, he's too liberal.  I love Rudy, but he's also a little more progressive to win the primaries.  He would make an excellent running mate.  I think Mitt Romney is a dark hourse, I don't know enough about him, but he could emerge as a contender in '08.  Another dark horse that would make a good VP would be John Thune, the man who brought down Tommy Daschle, he's a great candidate.
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From newshounds.us..\n\n"I noted you tried your worst to tie Dean and Dennis Rader (BTK) together in an earlier post.\n\nI just called the Sedgwick County Election Commissioner's office, and they confirmed that Dennis Rader was a registered Republican.\n\nPosted by: Charles at March 1, 2005 03:41 PM"