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Central Texans To Decide State, Local Races As Well
The race for the Democratic presidential nomination may be the big draw at the polls on Tuesday, but Central Texans have much more to decide when they vote.
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(March 4, 2008)--Candidates for state, regional and local offices are competing mostly in vain for voter attention, too, in Tuesday’s primaries as the presidential primary race remains the big draw at the polls.
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Democrats and Republicans are on the air and on the stump as they seek nominations for U.S. Senate, Congress, the state Legislature, the state's highest appellate courts, the State Board
of Education and a host of local offices in the state's 254 counties.
The most prominent statewide office on the ballot is U.S. Senate.
There, four Democrats are competing for the chance to take on Republican Senator John Cornyn.
The incumbent faces minimal opposition in the GOP primary from consultant Larry Kilgore and already has seven million dollars for the fall campaign.
State Representative Rick Noriega of Houston is an Army National Guard lieutenant colonel who served in Afghanistan.
He's the best known and best funded Democrat, though he has less than $1 million with which to campaign against Cornyn.
He spent some of it on television ads to fend off Corpus Christi schoolteacher Ray McMurrey and his spunky outsider campaign.
Perennial candidates Gene Kelly and Rhett Smith also are on the ballot.
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