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Category:2011 primary (winner)

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A A.L. Wood Adam Ebbin Adrianne Bennett Adrienne Wooten Agnes Gardiner Albert Butler Alberto Coutinho Alex DeCroce Alex Monsour Alfonso Lopez Alfred Williams Algie Howell Alice Harden Alisa Cooper Alison McHose Allan Richardson Alvin Peschke Alyce Clarke America Chuck Middleton Amy Handlin Andy Shoukas Angel Fuentes Angel Leon Angela Cockerham Angela Hill Angelica Jimenez Anne B. Crockett-Stark Annette Quijano Anthony Bucco Anthony Bucco, Jr. Anthony Iannarelli, Jr. Aracelis Sanabria Tejada Ari Ford Ashley Skellie B Barbara Buono Barbara Comstock Barbara Favola Barbara Norton Barry Knight Becky Currie Ben Cline Ben Coggin Ben Loyola Benjie Wimberly Bennett Malone Bennie Turner Bert Dodson Beth Hamburger Betsey Hamilton Betsy Carr Bette Wary Beverly Sherwood Bill Barlow Bill Howell Bill Pigott Bill Stanley Bill Stone Billy Broomfield Billy Chandler Billy Gray Billy Hebert Billy Hudson Billye Burns Blaine Eaton, II Bob Brink Bob Marshall, Virginia Representative Bob Purkey

B cont. Bob Smith, New Jersey Senator Bob Tata Bob Villare Bob Zwick Bobby Howell Bobby Orrock Bobby Shows Bonnie Watson Coleman Brad Mayo Brad Oberhousen Bradley Billhimer Brandon Jones Brenda Pogge Brenda Whatley-Kirby Brian Aldridge Brian Rumpf Brian Schoeneman Brian Stack Brice Wiggins Briggs Hopson Bruce Bergen Bryant Clark C C. Denise Marcelle C. Scott Bounds C. Todd Gilbert Caren Merrick Carl Genthner Carl Lewis Carla Kearney Carlo Dilalla Carlos Moore Carol Humphreys Caroline Casagrande Carolyn Crawford Casey Eure Cassandra Lazzara Catherine Tinney Rome Cecil Brown Cecilia Sampayo Celeste Riley Chad Lauga Charles Beckett Charles Boggs Charles Busby Charles Colgan Charles Mainor Charles Poindexter Charles Tivenan Charles Young Charlotte Vandervalk Charniele Herring Chris Broadwater Chris Brown (Mississippi) Chris Brown, New Jersey Chris Head Chris Jones Chris Leopold Chris Massey Chris McDaniel Chris Peace Christopher Bateman Christopher Connors Christopher Cullen Christopher Garcia Christopher Halgas Christopher Stolle Chuck Espy

C cont. Cindy Bryan Clara Burnett Clark Adams Clay Schexnayder Clayton Barksdale Cleopatra Tucker Cleveland Anderson Connie Brennan Connie Wagner Craig Coughlin Credell Calhoun D Dale Kimble Damon Tyner Daniel Beckelman Daniel Benson Daniel Kilpatrick Danny Marshall, III Dave Albo Dave Marsden David Baria David Blount David Bulova David Butler David Cook (Mississippi) David Dallas David DeWeese David Englin David Fried David Gibbs David Jordan David Myers, Mississippi Representative David Nutter David Ramadan David Rible David Russo David Toscano David Wolfe, New Jersey David Yancey Dawn Addiego Dean Kirby Deborah Butler Dixon Deborah Dawkins Deborah Tierce Declan O'Scanlon, Jr. Delores McQuinn Dennis DeBar Derrick Simmons Diane Allen Diane Peranich Dianne Blais DiAnne Gove Dick Saslaw Dimitris Kolazas Dirk Dedeaux Domenick DiCicco Don Cravins Don Langrehr Don Menard Donald Cox Donald DiOrio Donald McEachin Donald Merricks Donald Norcross Donna Knezevich Donna Puglisi Donnamarie James

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