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(Continued from Page 1) she called a “rubber stamp” whose agenda for the future is his “past record.”
Like most challengers in an uphill race, Harrison has been hitting hard and hitting often, seeking free media coverage that she hopes will enable Virginians to get to know her.
Entering October, she had only raised about $400,000, compared to Warner’s $1.9 million. By the time Harrison was nominated in May, ^ Warner, had already raised about $1 million.
Warner has run the sort of race an incumbent with a large lead in the polls would run: he focuses on his record in the Senate, his support of the Reagan administration, low inflation and rosy economic picture, and his support of a strong defense and knowledge of arms control issues.
But Harrison has hit Warner where he is strongest, criticizing him for accepting campaign contributions
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