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| − | '''Tim Walberg''' | + | '''Tim Walberg''' was the Republican congressman from Michigan's 7th congressional district from 2006 to 2008. He was narrowly defeated (49-46%) as part of the Democratic sweep in 2008, but is running in the Republican primary against Brian Rooney 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%."<ref>http://www.walbergforcongress.com/site/Viewer.aspx?iid=25804&mname=Article&rpid=5130</ref> | 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> | ||
Revision as of 05:16, February 8, 2010
Tim Walberg was the Republican congressman from Michigan's 7th congressional district from 2006 to 2008. He was narrowly defeated (49-46%) as part of the Democratic sweep in 2008, but is running in the Republican primary against Brian Rooney 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]