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Frank Kratovil

Picking up lots of union support early.

John Edwards

He says he's running all the way to the convention. Then why didn't he file a full slate of delegates in Maryland and other places?

Doug Gansler

Last week's loser is this week's winner. He campaigned for Obama in Iowa on Caucus day. A big win.

LEGISLATURE DEMOCRATS

The Republican lawsuit drags on.

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