August 19, 2008 - 8:44am
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Number one for Top Two
By Bryan Bissell, PolitickerWA.com ReporterHappy Primary Day.
PolitickerWA.com will be monitoring the results as they roll in and checking in with the campaigns for news on turnout, expectations, victories and concessions.
Keep checking in throughout the day for all the latest on the state's top primary races.
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How seats in the state House will the parties pick up?
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Republicans + 1-2
50%
Democrats + 1-2
38%
Republicans + 3 or more
0%
Democrats + 3 or more
13%
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"I don't know what the final number will be but we do expect that it will grow. We are preparing for the budget, which we will release the week of Dec. 15, to reflect the forecast coming out in the middle of this week." - Pearse Edwards, a spokesman for Gov. Christine Gregoire (D), on expectations the state's budget deficit will increase.
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