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General News 4/21/2008 at 8:57 AM EDT

Anchorage mayor to challenge Stevens for Senate

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Someone brave enough to challenge Ted Stevens for the Senate seat from Alaska is Mark Begich. He is currently mayor of Anchorage. His father was a Congressman before his plane went down. It's hard to unseat Stevens after 40 years in US politics. But with current scandal, there is room for hope.

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