Winners

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John Shadegg

Shadegg was on his way to a general election match-up against Bob Lord, but was facing a primary challenge from Steve May. May would very likely have not won, but could have spent enough money to make Shadegg draw down his coffers. Now Shadegg can save his money for the real battle.

Ralph Nader

Nader complained this week how hard it is to get on the ballot in Arizona. Nader should stop complaining and do like most other candidates do in Arizona, call Nathan Sproul.

Hugh Hallman

The Tempe Mayor cruised to reelection last week and this week got the news crime dropped for the 5th consecutive year and has reached a 20 year low.

Rick Renzi

Not only is Renzi fending off federal charges, he is also missing more than twice as many votes in the 110th Congress than any other Arizona House member.

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