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CANDIDATE LISTING FOR THE NOVEMBER 4, 2008 GENERAL ELECTION (EXCLUDING PRESIDENTIAL/VICE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES) AS OF SEPTEMBER 22, 2008 AT 12:30 P.M. RACE TOWN OF CODE OFFICE SOUGHT PRINTED NAME MAILING ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP DAY # EVENING # DISTRICT NAME RESIDENCE C Rep to Congress MIKE BETHEL 201 Gage St Bennington VT 05201 4429196 4429196 Federal Bennington C Rep to Congress CRIS ERICSON 879 Church Street Chester VT 05143 8754038 8754038 Federal Chester C Rep to Congress THOMAS JAMES HERMANN 38 Long Street, Unit 3 Barre VT 05641 4614433 4614433 Federal Barre City C Rep to Congress JANE NEWTON P.O. Box 121 South Londonderry VT 05155 8244163 Federal Londonderry C Rep to Congress JERRY TRUDELL 187 Route 105 West Charleston VT 9222145 9222145 Federal Charleston C Rep to Congress PETER WELCH 346 Town Farm Hill Road Hartland VT 05048 6517144 6517144 Federal Hartland D Governor PETER DIAMONDSTONE P.O. Box 2155 Brattleboro VT 05303 Vermont Brattleboro D Governor JIM DOUGLAS P.O. Box 1414 Montpelier VT 05601 2233412 2233412 Vermont Middlebury D Governor CRIS ERICSON 879 Church Street Chester VT 05143 8754038 8754038 Vermont Chester D Governor TONY O'CONNOR 93 Leo Lane Newport VT 05855 7664747 7664747 Vermont Derby D Governor ANTHONY POLLINA 93 Story Road N. Middlesex VT 05682 8642008 3432604 Vermont Middlesex D Governor GAYE SYMINGTON P.O. Box 1584 Burlington VT 05402 6513488 3633907 Vermont Jericho D Governor SAM YOUNG PO Box 10 West Glover VT 05875 3210365 6734334 Vermont Glover E Lt. Governor THOMAS W. COSTELLO Box 483 Brattleboro VT 05302 2575533 3801616 Vermont Brattleboro E Lt. Governor BRIAN E. DUBIE P.O. Box 133 Essex Junction VT 05453 2621052 2621052 Vermont Essex E Lt. Governor RICHARD KEMP 288 Flynn Avenue #20 Burlington VT 05401 8624418 8624418 Vermont Burlington E Lt. Governor BEN MITCHELL Box 511 Putney VT 05346 3871647 Vermont Westminster F State Treasurer MURRAY NGOIMA P.O. Box 39 South Pomfret VT 05067 4326444 4326444 Vermont Pomfret F State Treasurer DON SCHRAMM 4 East Village Drive Burlington VT 05401 3992493 3992493 Vermont Burlington F State Treasurer JEB SPAULDING P.O. Box 222 Montpelier VT 05601 8281452 2237504 Vermont Montpelier G Sec. of State EUGENE J. BIFANO P.O. Box 409 Warren VT 05674 5832839 5832839 Vermont Warren G Sec. of State DEB MARKOWITZ P.O. Box 204 Montpelier VT 05601 2790364 2296307 Vermont Montpelier G Sec. of State LESLIE MARMORALE PO Box 6 Vershire VT 05079 2911366 Vermont Vershire G Sec. of State MARJORIE POWER 67 Independence Green Montpelier VT 05602 2290782 2290782 Vermont Montpelier H Auditor of Accounts MARTHA ABBOTT 119 Stevensville Road Underhill VT 05489 8994740 8994740 Vermont Underhill H Auditor of Accounts JERRY LEVY 89 Clark Street Brattleboro VT 05301 2548513 Vermont Brattleboro H Auditor of Accounts THOMAS M. SALMON 1350 Main Street #5 St. Johnsbury VT 05819 2499587 2499587 Vermont St. Johnsbury I Attorney General CHARLOTTE DENNETT 3538UpperPleasantVlyRd Cambridge VT 05444 6445898 6445898 Vermont Cambridge I Attorney General ROSEMARIE JACKOWSKI 85 Gypsy Lane Bennington VT 05201 4470868 4470868 Vermont Bennington I Attorney General KAREN KERIN P.O. Box 82 South Royalton VT 05068 7638373 7638373 Vermont Royalton I Attorney General WILLIAM H. SORRELL P.O. Box 809 Montpelier VT 05601 8283173 6601962 Vermont Burlington J State Senate CLAIRE AYER 504 Thompson Hill Road Weybridge VT 05753 5452142 5452142 Addison Senate Weybridge J State Senate HAROLD GIARD 1650 Crown Point Road Bridport VT 05734 7582577 3498722 Addison Senate Bridport J State Senate BOB HARTWELL P.O. Box 1105 Manchester Center VT 05255 3625757 3625757 Bennington Senate Dorset J State Senate RUTH HARVIE 989 Beech Street Manchester Center VT 05255 3620012 3620012 Bennington Senate Manchester J State Senate DICK SEARS 343 Matteson Road North Bennington VT 05257 4429139 4429139 Bennington Senate Bennington J State Senate GERALD W. WOODARD 392 Lost Lake Road Arlington VT 05250 3759972 3759972 Bennington Senate Arlington J State Senate MATTHEW A. CHOATE 87 Cliff Street St. Johnsbury VT 05819 5352416 7482629 Caledonia Senate St. Johnsbury J State Senate JOHN S. HALL P.O. Box 7 West Danville VT 05873 6843355 6843355 Caledonia Senate Danville J State Senate JOHN R. KASCENSKA, II 2424 Peak Road Wheelock VT 05851 6264118 6264118 Caledonia Senate Wheelock J State Senate JANE KITCHEL P.O. Box 82 Danville VT 05828 6843482 6843482 Caledonia Senate Danville J State Senate DARREN ADAMS PO Box 794 Milton VT 05468 Chittenden Senate Milton J State Senate TIM ASHE 62 Ward Street Burlington VT 05401 3180903 3180903 Chittenden Senate Burlington J State Senate DENISE BEGINS BARNARD P.O. Box 343 Richmond VT 05477 4344248 3738520 Chittenden Senate Richmond J State Senate DENNIS BENARD 96 Twin Oaks Terrace South Burlington VT 05403 Chittenden Senate South Burlington J State Senate AGNES CLIFT 34 Victory Drive South Burlington VT 05403 Chittenden Senate South Burlington CANDIDATE LISTING FOR THE NOVEMBER 4, 2008 GENERAL ELECTION (EXCLUDING PRESIDENTIAL/VICE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES) AS OF SEPTEMBER 22, 2008 AT 12:30 P.M. RACE TOWN OF CODE OFFICE SOUGHT PRINTED NAME MAILING ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP DAY # EVENING # DISTRICT NAME RESIDENCE J State Senate EDWARD FLANAGAN 131 Main Street, #702 Burlington VT 05401 8623203 2333357 Chittenden Senate Burlington J State Senate LARKIN FORNEY 138 Murray Avenue Milton VT 05468 3559861 3559861 Chittenden Senate Milton J State Senate TOM LICATA 172 DeForest Road Burlington VT 05401 6588624 6588624 Chittenden Senate Burlington J State Senate VIRGINIA "GINNY" LYONS 241 White Birch Lane Williston VT 05495 8636129 8636129 Chittenden Senate Williston J State Senate HINDA MILLER 84 DeForest Heights Burlington VT 05401 3188692 8627008 Chittenden Senate Burlington J State Senate ROBYN MYERS-MOORE 60 Dunbar Drive Essex Junction VT 05452 Chittenden Senate Essex J State Senate DOUG RACINE 909 Wes White Hill Rd Richmond VT 05477 8631141 4342013 Chittenden Senate Richmond J State Senate DIANE B. SNELLING 304 Piette Road Hinesburg VT 05461 4824382 Chittenden Senate Hinesburg J State Senate PAULA SPADACCINI PO Box 155 Shelburne VT 05482 Chittenden Senate Charlotte J State Senate VINCENT ILLUZZI 527 Ridgehill Drive Newport VT 05855 6739030 3342807 Essex-Orleans Senate Derby J State Senate ROBERT A. STARR 958 Route 105W North Troy VT 05859 9882282 9882877 Essex-Orleans Senate Troy J State Senate RANDY BROCK 2396 Highgate Road St. Albans VT 05478 8682300 8682300 Franklin Senate Swanton J State Senate DONALD "DON" COLLINS 23 Broadway Street Swanton VT 05488 8687975 8687975 Franklin Senate Swanton J State Senate SARA BRANON KITTELL 437 Chester Arthur Rd Fairfield VT 05455 8273274 8273274 Franklin Senate Fairfield J State Senate WILLARD "BILL" ROWELL P.O. Box 137 Highgate VT 05459 3094900 8683002 Franklin Senate Highgate J State Senate RICHARD "DICK" MAZZA 777 West Lake Shore Dr Colchester VT 05446 8631067 8624065 Grand Isle Senate Colchester J State Senate SUSAN BARTLETT P.O. Box 123 Hyde Park VT 05655 8885591 8885591 Lamoille Senate Hyde Park J State Senate JIM BLACK 2392 Stowe Hollow Road Stowe VT 05672 3248499 2532083 Lamoille Senate Stowe J State Senate MARK A. MACDONALD 404 MacDonald Road Williamstown VT 05679 2721101 4335867 Orange Senate Williamstown J State Senate CHARLIE RUSSELL 1551 Curtis Road Randolph Center VT 05061 2497759 7289219 Orange Senate Randolph J State Senate HOPE BLUCHER 81 Easy Street Danby VT 05739 2935036 2935036 Rutland Senate Danby J State Senate BILL CARRIS P.O. Box 886 Rutland VT 05702 7739111 2367733 Rutland Senate West Rutland J State Senate GREGORY J. DECKER 781 Dawley Road Mt. Holly VT 05758 2593673 2593673 Rutland Senate Mount Holly J State Senate CHERYL MAZZARIELLO HOOKER 11 Royce Street Rutland VT 05701 3537288 7755462 Rutland Senate Rutland City J State Senate HULL MAYNARD 7983 Cold River Road Shrewsbury VT 05738 7732087 7732087 Rutland Senate Shrewsbury J State Senate KEVIN J. MULLIN 118 Oxyoke Drive Rutland VT 05701 3536770 7757631 Rutland Senate Rutland Town J State Senate JOHN BLOCH 6 Winter Street Montpelier VT 05602 2294734 2294734 Washington Senate Montpelier J State Senate KIMBERLY B. CHENEY 143 S. Bear Swamp Road Middlesex VT 05602 2233181 2233181 Washington Senate Middlesex J State Senate ANN E. CUMMINGS 24 Colonial Drive Montpelier VT 05602 2290345 2236043 Washington Senate Montpelier J State Senate WILLIAM "BILL" DOYLE 186 Murray Road Montpelier VT 05602 2232851 2232851 Washington Senate Montpelier J State Senate DWIGHT "SLIPPERY SLIM" DUKE PO Box 245 Marshfield VT 05658 4263824 4263824 Washington Senate Marshfield J State Senate JOHN R. GILLIGAN Westview Condo #6 Barre VT 05641 Washington Senate Barre City J State Senate LAURA DAY MOORE 615 Higuera Road Barre VT 05641 4763373 4763373 Washington Senate Barre Town J State Senate PHIL SCOTT 20 Fuller Street Montpelier VT 05602 2235288 2235135 Washington Senate Montpelier J State Senate AARON DIAMONDSTONE 72 Whetstone Road Marlboro VT 05301 Windham Senate Marlboro J State Senate PETER E. SHUMLIN 345 Hickory Ridge Road Putney VT 05346 3875000 3874447 Windham Senate Putney J State Senate JEANETTE WHITE 35A Old Depot Road Putney VT 05346 3874379 Windham Senate Putney J State Senate MARK A. BLANCHARD 2225 Connecticut RiverR Springfield VT 05156 8857651 8858138 Windsor Senate Springfield J State Senate KENT BUTTERFIELD P.O. Box 80 Gaysville VT 05746 2345294 2345294 Windsor Senate Stockbridge J State Senate JOHN CAMPBELL P.O. Box 1306 Quechee VT 05059 2951111 2956238 Windsor Senate Hartford J State Senate ETHAN FOSTER P.O. Box 132 Weston VT 05161 3426133 3426133 Windsor Senate Andover J State Senate RICHARD "DICK" MCCORMACK 127 Cleveland Brook Rd Bethel VT 05032 2345497 2345497 Windsor Senate Bethel J State Senate ALICE W. NITKA P.O. Box 136 Ludlow VT 05149 2288432 2288432 Windsor Senate Ludlow J State Senate KIRK SPARKMAN 930 Potash Brook Road Chester VT 05143 8755210 8755210 Windsor Senate Chester K State Representative STEVEN MAIER 122 Green Mountain Plac Middlebury VT 05753 3887669 3887669 Addison 1 Middlebury K State Representative BETTY NUOVO P.O.
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    A M i n u t e - by- Minute Analysis of Which Races To Watch and Why You Should Watch Them By Arjun Jaikumar (brownsox) 6:00 EST Presidential: 1 Safe McCain: Kentucky (8) 1 Toss Up: Indiana (11) Senate: Kentucky: Leans Republican McConnell (R-inc) vs. Lunsford (D) Governor: Indiana: Likely Republican Daniels (R-inc) vs. Long Thompson (D) House: KY-02: Leans Republican Guthrie (R-open) vs. Boswell (D) KY-03: Likely Democratic Northup (R) vs. Yarmuth (D-inc) IN-03: Lean Republican Souder (R-inc) vs. Montagano (D) IN-09: Lean Democratic Sodrel (R) vs. Hill (D-inc) Polls close in Kentucky and Indiana in the eastern parts of the state at 6 EST. Polls in the CST part of the states reportedly will not close until 7:00 EST. Nevertheless, some of the earliest returns will come in from Kentucky and Indiana, so here’s how to read them as a barometer for the election. Presidential - Indiana The presidential contest has not been especially close here for several elections. The last time Indiana was too close to call when polls closed was during Bill Clinton’s 370-electoral-vote landslide in 1992. Even then, Clinton wound up losing the state by a significant margin. If Indiana is announced too close to call when polls close this year, it will be an indicator that Barack Obama is headed for a similar landslide victory himself, even if he isn’t quite able to carry the state. If Obama wins Indiana, you can start popping the champagne corks. While it doesn’t get him to 270 (when added to the Kerry states), it puts him just seven short, and victory in any one of Iowa, Virginia, North Carolina, Florida, Ohio, Colorado, Missouri (or in both Nevada and New Mexico) would win the election for him.