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For Our North Carolina Readers: Election Guide

North Carolina is a Senate battleground this year and we have a pretty good shot at winning. Dole has shown a pretty dismal record if you look carefully, as this person does.

Kay Hagan has recently been running consistently ahead of Dole, even if it just by a few points. I think we can win this one!

Kay Hagan is being endorsed from ALL around the state: (in fact she has ALL the main newspaper endorsements)

Charlotte Observer: Hagan better choice for U.S. Senate seat

Asheville Citizen-Times Editorial Endorsement: Hagan will give N.C. a better voice in the Senate

North Carolina Association of Educators Endorses Kay Hagen

Greensboro News and Record Editorial: Hagan’s track record recommends election

You can read about Kay Hagan's farm policy here.
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