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Arlen Specter to be re-elected to the Senate in 2010?
Background: Will Arlen Specter, currently serving as the senior senator from Pennsylvania, be re-elected to the senate, representing Pennsylvania, in the 2010 mid-term elections?
If Mr. Specter loses his senate seat before the 2010 elections, this is to be judged No, even if he is later elected to the senate.
If Mr. Specter loses his senate seat before the 2010 elections, this is to be judged No, even if he is later elected to the senate.
Settlement details:As reported by a major mainstream news source.
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score: 10
New York Times 28 weeks ago
Tom Ridge, the former Pennsylvania governor, has decided not to run for the Senate next year. He released a statement on Thursday effectively shooting down talk that had been mounting ever since Senator Arlen Specter
score: 10
MSNBC 28 weeks ago
'My seniority will be maintained under the arrangement I worked out' Republican-turned-Democrat Sen. Arlen Specter, D-Pa., center, emerges from a Democratic policy luncheon on Capitol Hill in Washington on May 5. View related photos Susan Walsh / AP
score: 10
Jerusalem Post 28 weeks ago
for the GOP and a mark that it has never come close to achieving since then. US Sen. Arlen Specter speaks during a press conference at the David Citadel Hotel in Jerusalem. [file] Photo: Ariel Jerozolimski In that same year, Arlen Specter was elected as
score: 10
CNN 28 weeks ago
GOP primary to keep his seat next year. 'I was unwilling to subject my 29-year record in the U.S. Senate to the Pennsylvania Republican primary electorate,' Specter said Tuesday. 'But I am pleased to run in the primary on the Democratic ticket and am
score: 10
Time 28 weeks ago
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A poll of Pennsylvania voters suggests that the newest Democrat in Congress, Sen. Arlen Specter, would easily beat his old rival, Republican Pat Toomey, in a Senate race next year. Sen. Arlen Specter gains the support of President

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So does this now mean Coleman will be fighting even harder to stop Franken from taking that all important 60th seat?
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