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uled for legislative and local offices on June 10 involving both major parties, but the spotlight, such as it is, has focused mainly on the three Senate Republican primaries.
Actually the battles are being fought largely sub-rosa and have been relatively little publicized. But hundreds of thousands of dollars are being spent on expensive mailers, consultants and other means of communications with potential voters.
The general consensus is that if Chichester, Potts and Norment were being opposed in a general election, there would be little question about the outcome and they would go on to easy victories.
But primaries are horses of a different color. The right wing of the GOP has true believers who will walk on hot coals to participate in conventions or primaries on behalf of their anointed candidates.
Therefore, the thrust of the campaigns being waged by Chichester, Potts and Norment is one of voter turnout, a some
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