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		<title>Comment on GOP Tripwires in NC’s 2010 Battle for the Senate Majority:  Democratic Caucus faces an Uphill Battle after 114 Years of Uninterrupted Power by Patrick Connelly</title>
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		<dc:creator>Patrick Connelly</dc:creator>
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		<description>Both parties could raise their credibility with voters by agreeing to establish a permanent, independent commission to re-draw the State&#039;s election districts every ten decade.  With the 2010 census data, neither party sure of a majority, and an electorate looking for signs of a break from politics as usual (see Tripwire #1) it appears to be the perfect time for the State&#039;s leadership to come forward.</description>
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