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Texas Seat in Doubt

By David M. Drucker
Roll Call Staff
July 10, 2006, Midnight

A Republican plan to replace politically volatile former Rep. Tom DeLay (R-Texas) on the November ballot with a candidate free of his ethical and legal baggage has been disrupted by a federal court, clouding the GOP’s grip on a once-safe seat as Democrats challenge for House control.

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