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William C. "Bill" Haas
9,018 votes
30.7%
- Party: Democratic
- Occupation: attorney/educator
- Harvard Law School
- 20 years of corporate law practice
- 9 years Professor of Law, Business and Government
Priorities:
- Middle-class tax cut
- Political solution for Iraq
- Health-care/Insurance coverage for all, starting with children and adults ovr 55
David L. Pentland
6,007 votes
20.5%
- Party: Democratic
- Occupation: Attorney at Law
Priorities:
- Economy - NFTA - CFTA - Out Sourcing Employment
- Energy - Alternate Forms and COsts
- War - Gradual Withdrawal - U.N. Occupation Post War
Byron Walker DeLear
5,059 votes
17.2%
- Party: Democratic
- Occupation: Media Producer
- Delivered Keynote Address for National Judicial Conduct and Disability Law Project Conference (NJCDLP) at Rice University
- Middle East Diplomatic Experience as North American Representative for MIFKAD or "People's Voice"
- Post-Production for Twentieth Century-Fox / Newscorp
- PBS "Remarkable 20th Century" Series -- Composer and Post-Production
- Featured Presenter on "Sustainability" at World Peace Forum
- St. Louis All-ABC and First Team All-Metro Football Honors
Priorities:
- Economic Policies for a Stronger Middle Class
- Affordable Health Care for Every American
- Rebuild Missouri's Manufacturing with Green-Collar Jobs
Mike Garman
4,690 votes
16.0%
- Party: Democratic
- Occupation: Radiologic Technologist
- Bachelor's Degree Health Management
- Radiography Ed. Washington University
- Elected 6th District Director Saint Charles County Ambulance District
- Registered ARRT
Priorities:
- Single Payer Health Care
- Quality Education
- Real jobs with real benefits
John Hogan
4,557 votes
15.5%
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