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Mark Greene has decided to stay in the state representative race beyond the primary, whether he makes it on the ballot in November or he stays in as a write-in.

Naturally, we support Mark Greene as a write-in for state representative, position no. 2, in the primary and, if necessary, as a write-in in the general.

Please, contribute to Mark's write-in State Representative campaign (Aug. 17, 2010 Primary - 41st District) by sending check or money order to P.O. Box 612, Bellevue, WA 98009. Thank you!

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