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state in making Republican education cuts a central issue. She ripped Del. Katzen for supporting relaxed environmental restrictions, and accused him from the first day she entered the race of having a deeper loyalty to the governor than to his constituents.

“I thought the numbers...were actually better than we expected,” Del. Katzen said.

Tuesday night, in the crowded John Barton Payne building, Mrs. Scheer defended her message, attributing her defeat to a failure in getting the electorate to grasp fully the issues she raised.

“A lot of the issues got muddled,” she said. “The reason I got in the race was because Jay Katzen had such a bad record ... During the race he falsified his record, and people got confused.”

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