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POLITICAL ROUNDUP
Boswell Holds Big Lead Over Fallon
Rep. Leonard Boswell, D-Iowa, has a wide lead over his Democratic primary rival, former state Rep. Ed Fallon, according to a recent Research 2000 poll.
Boswell garnered 52 percent in the survey, while Fallon had the support of 28 percent.
The poll of 400 likely Democratic primary voters was conducted last Monday through Wednesday, and has a 5-point error margin.
According to the first quarter FEC report, Boswell had $840,945 on hand to Fallon’s $19,733.
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