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So far, only two Republicans — one a former police officer, the other a former city councilman — are expected to be on the ballot to replace the incumbents.

Jack Conway has state duties and is trying to get on the November ballot to replace the retiring Republican Jim Bunning.

The United States Supreme Court wisely declined to hear a Republican challenge that sought to block the Democrats from placing former Senator Frank Lautenberg on the ballot to replace the disgraced incumbent, Robert Torricelli, who withdrew last Monday.

The ruling has revived a campaign by civic groups to put a proposition on the town ballot to replace the current system of at-large election of town board members with a district system.

State Rep. Russ Spano (R) and Democrat Kristen Carlson, a former prosecutor, are on the ballot to replace the retiring Rep. Dennis A. Ross, a Republican, in this Tampa area district.

Democrat Donna Shalala, a former president at the University of Miami and a Cabinet secretary under President Bill Clinton, and Republican Maria Elvira Salazar, a Cuban American former TV journalist, are on the ballot to replace the retiring Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R), the first Cuban American in Congress.

Amazingly, that is 11% better than the highest approval rating of his popular predecessor, Jeb Bush.In his first 100 days Mr Crist has called for a fight against global warming, an expansion of stem-cell research and the introduction of paper ballots to replace the state's infamous touch-screen voting machines.

PATCHED: Georgia's Secure, Accessible and Fair Elections (SAFE Commissionn recommended the adoption of voting machines that print paper ballots instead of hand-marked paper ballots to replace the state's paperless direct-recording electronic voting machines, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution's Mark Niesse reported.

Some people, including Lt. Gov. Cruz M. Bustamante, the only Democratic officeholder on the ballot to replace Mr. Davis should he lose the recall vote, have attributed the souring public mood to "recall fatigue," something that has also beset many of the contest's participants.

Sonia Negrete Winn, a Democrat, also sought to be on the ballot to replace Giron, but failed to obtain the required signatures to be a candidate.

Ms. Ballard said the 135 candidates on the ballot to replace him were far worse.