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Murray v. Rossi on Petraeus

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Rossi puts up new Web site

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Poll: Murray, Rossi still tied

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Revenue day, Dad’s Year: Wassup June 17

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Rossi: We’ve still got more Facebook friends

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Dems to hit Rossi on seminar

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Murray lauds Kitara McClure

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Murray threat defendant pleads guilty in Seattle

A man accused of threatening to kill Sen. Patty Murray over her support for sweeping federal health care legislation has pleaded guilty.

Rossi, 2 more Ds in Senate race: Wassup June 10

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Candidates must file for office by end of week

For Washington state candidates, it’s put up or shut up time. Starting Monday morning, they have five days to file paperwork and pay the fee necessary to run for one of the many elective offices on this year’s ballot.

Benton drops out of Senate race, backs Rossi

Just a week after saying he was sticking in the U.S. Senate race, State Sen. Don Benton dropped out and endorsed the man he labeled the “establishment” candidate, Dino Rossi.

Benton quits Senate race, backs Rossi

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Rossi: We’ve got more Facebook friends

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Mercer staying in U.S. Senate race

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Coday drops from U.S. Senate race

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Suddenly, Washington senate seat in play?

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GOP Senate field still wide

Dino Rossi’s long-expected entrance into the U.S. Senate race did not prompt a mass exodus by other Republican candidates Wednesday. Several said they welcomed competition with the former state senator who has been weighing the race for months. Rossi, who announced his candidacy on the Internet early Wednesday, has statewide name recognition from two runs for governor and enters the race with the support of top Senate Republicans. But at least five active GOP candidates said they’ll stick in the race.

Rossi entrance not clearing GOP field

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