A new poll for the 2012 Senate race in Virginia shows top Republican candidate George Allen and top Democratic candidate Tim Kaine remain deadlocked.
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!["[Virginians] are ready for a leader who will fight to rein in government, create more job opportunities and unleash our American energy sources," George Allen said. (Drew Angerer/The Washington Times)](http://media.washtimes.com/media/image/2011/04/12/20110412-213115-pic-919146026_s67x100.jpg?c1d2df2b67bc98a39d4f9265ea9198e7e45b79c1)
As fundraising heavyweight George Allen powers toward the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate, one of his long-shot opponents says she is meeting the more modest fundraising benchmarks achieved by the man who defeated Mr. Allen six years ago.
While Republican George Allen is hammering Washington spending as he campaigns for the U.S. Senate seat in Virginia, Democrat Tim Kaine is mounting the lectern and taking a pointer in hand.
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Democratic National Committee Chairman Tim Kaine announced on Tuesday a campaign for the U.S. Senate that promises to break spending records, become fiercely competitive and capture national attention.
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George Allen is beckoning to newly energized anti-establishment, fiscal-hawk activists with one hand while gripping a beefy political resume in the other as he embarks on a campaign to recapture the Republican nod for the U.S. Senate seat he lost five years ago.
Former Virginia Gov. L. Douglas Wilder isn't wild about Tim Kaine's chances in the upcoming race for the U.S. Senate seat of retiring Democrat Sen. Jim Webb.
