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Massa Headache Creates Upstate N.Y. Free-for-All

By Emily Cadei
Roll Call Staff
March 9, 2010, Midnight

Rep. Eric Massa’s (D-N.Y.) decision to resign Monday has upended the race in the 29th district and put both parties on edge, with uncertainty swirling about both the candidate field and the timing of the contest to replace him.

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