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Will Democrats’ Third-Party Scenario Pay Off?

By Stuart Rothenberg
Roll Call Contributing Writer
July 6, 2010, Midnight

An unusual number of Democratic candidates running this cycle are basing their victory scenarios on the existence of Independent or third-party candidates in their races. Are their hopes reasonable or are they merely grasping at straws?

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