| 2008 confirmed candidate
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Ed Pastor +
, Don Karg +
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| 2008 general election winner
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Ed Pastor +
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| 2008 incumbent
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Ed Pastor +
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| 2008 primary winners
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Ed Pastor +
, Don Karg +
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| 2010 confirmed Republican candidate
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Janet Contreras +
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| 2010 confirmed Republican challenger
|
Janet Contreras +
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| 2010 confirmed candidate
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Janet Contreras +
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| 2010 general election winner
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Ed Pastor +
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| 2010 out candidate
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Don Karg +
, Tom Pawlenko +
, Joe Penalosa +
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| 2010 primary winners
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Ed Pastor +
, Janet Contreras +
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| 2012 confirmed Democratic candidate
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Johnnie Robinson +
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| 2012 confirmed Democratic challenger
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Johnnie Robinson +
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| 2012 confirmed Republican candidate
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Paul Gosar +
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| 2012 confirmed Republican challenger
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Paul Gosar +
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| 2012 confirmed candidate
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Paul Gosar +
, Johnnie Robinson +
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| 2012 incumbent
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Ed Pastor +
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| 2012 incumbent party
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Democratic +
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| 2012 incumbent running
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Yes, for a different seat +
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| 2012 open seat
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Yes +
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| 2012 primary challenge
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N/a +
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| 2012 primary winners
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Johnnie Robinson +
, Paul Gosar +
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| Associated AdTracker page
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AZ-04 campaign ads +
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| Full state name
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Arizona +
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| Incumbent picture
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http://www.opencongress.org/images/photos/thumbs_125/400310.jpeg +
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| Categories |
Project:RaceTracker +
, Congressional districts +
, Pages using the "Congressional district" template +
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| Modification dateThis property is a special property in this wiki.
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31 August 2012 02:21:54 +
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