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Three of Tuesday’s Winners Seem Headed to Hill

By Jeffrey Patch and Jamie Weinstein
Roll Call Staff
Sept. 14, 2006, Midnight

Three winners from Tuesday’s primaries seem assured of becoming Members of the 110th Congress next year due to the political leanings of their district. Here are brief biographies for each.

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