Campaign 2004
The
Republican primary for the Second Congressional District in Texas is down to six
candidates: Former state District
Judge Ted Poe, Andrew Bolton, George Fastuca, Mark Henry, Clint Moore, and John
Nickell. All support easing the
nation’s immigration policies.
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Garden
Grove, California Councilman Van Tran won Tuesday’s Sixty-Eighth State
Assembly District Republican primary. If
he wins, he will become the highest-ranking elected Vietnamese American in the
country and the first in state office. Tran
came to the US with his parents in 1975 when he was 10 years old.
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In
an effort to attract Latino voters, both the Republican and Democratic parties
have launched Spanish-language advertising campaigns.
It is estimated that about 14 million Latinos could vote in the election
this year.
The
Democratic Party is seen as friends of the Latino community in the party’s
commercials. Another ad run by the
Democrats attacks Bush’s dedication to education, pointing out how the Bush
administration has fallen short on its commitments outlined as part of the No
Child Left Behind Act. The Bush
campaign recreated its current English-speaking ad that depicts images of the
September 11 attacks. The ad
emphasizes that the president has helped improve the economy.
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