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'''Tim Walberg''' is the former Republican congressman from Michigan's 7th congressional district. He was narrowly defeated (49-46%) as part of the Democratic sweep in 2008, but is running to regain his seat in 2010. | '''Tim Walberg''' is the former Republican congressman from Michigan's 7th congressional district. He was narrowly defeated (49-46%) as part of the Democratic sweep in 2008, but is running to regain his seat in 2010. | ||
| − | As of January 2010, polling showed Walberg with a substantial lead to regain his seat from Democrat Mark Schauer: "Republican Challenger Tim Walberg leads him 46% to 37% in the head to head ballot, and when | + | As of January 2010, polling showed Walberg with a substantial lead to regain his seat from Democrat Mark Schauer: "Republican Challenger Tim Walberg leads him 46% to 37% in the head to head ballot, and when 'leaners' are included, Tim Walberg leads 50% to 40%."<ref>http://www.walbergforcongress.com/site/Viewer.aspx?iid=25804&mname=Article&rpid=5130</ref> |
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Revision as of 04:48, February 8, 2010
Tim Walberg is the former Republican congressman from Michigan's 7th congressional district. He was narrowly defeated (49-46%) as part of the Democratic sweep in 2008, but is running to regain his seat in 2010.
As of January 2010, polling showed Walberg with a substantial lead to regain his seat from Democrat Mark Schauer: "Republican Challenger Tim Walberg leads him 46% to 37% in the head to head ballot, and when 'leaners' are included, Tim Walberg leads 50% to 40%."[1]