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August 11, 2008
"It's just kind of snowballed...I've been getting calls from people I've never met in my life."
-- Tom Langston, a Republican with no political experience who started a campaign for the 49th State Senate District against formerly unopposed incumbent Craig Pridemore by getting his family and friends to write in his name on the ballot. He now has the endorsement of the Clark County Republican Party.
-The Columbian, 8/10/2008
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