Need help! Can anyone help me ID "moderate" Republicans (especially tight races)?

[bigpathpaul]

I've just done a campaign flyer for Connecticut (see below) questioning how the GOP could not have pushed through radical agenda w/o the support of so-called "moderates."

I'm thinking of doing a similar version for on "moderates" in other states, but I don't know where to start. If someone could feed me names, and districts/states, I can get started right away. If you can help, either post here or email is good, too.

Also, please let me know if this seems like a good approach.

Thanks!

Download at: State-Races/Connecticut/Farrell-vs-Shays/.



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[jody]

1. On The Issues might be useful to you, see link below.

OnTheIssues.org

[TerdlowSmedley]

2. "Moderate Republicans"? Some guy named Ozzy Moron, forget the state.