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11. P-I, 11–1–86, p. A-4


12. Newman to Hughes, 8–11–10; Excell to Hughes, 11–1–10


13. P-I, 10–22–86, p. A-14; Connelly, Seattle P-I.com, 6–30–10, Nuclear waste
    in Senate race


14. Connelly to Hughes, 11–10–10


15. Richard Larsen, Times, 5–8–88, Gardner’s petty, peevish campaign
    kickoff; Times, 11–2–86, p. D-1; AP in Oly, 10–20–86, p. A-1; P-I, 10–29–86,
    p. 1; Boston Globe, 10–23–86, p. 8; P-I, 10–28–86, p. A-16; Times/P-I, 10–26–
    86, p. A-1


16. Oly, 11–3–86, p. A-1; NYT, 10–22–86, p. A-28; Times, 11–9–86, p. B-1


17. Times, 10–30–86, p. B-1; AP in Oly, 10–30–86, p. A-2


18. Boston Globe, 11–1–86, p. 4; NYT, 10–22–86, p. A-28


19. Excell to Hughes, 11–1–10, 11–8–10; Newman to Hughes, 11–8–10


20. Times, 10–25–86, p. A-11; AP, Oly, 10–29–86. P. 1; Ibid., 10–31–86, Senate
    campaign heavy hitters head for Spokane


21. Spokane Spokesman-Review, 10–31–86, p. 1; Ibid., 11–1–86, p. 1; Boston
    Globe, 11–1–86, p. 4; Times, 11–1–86, p. A-20; Hayward, Age of Reagan, pp. 260,
    513; O’Neill with Novak, Man of the House, p. 370


22. Spokesman-Review, 10–31–86, p. 1


23. Connelly to Hughes, 11–10–10


24. Spokesman-Review, 10–31–86, p. 1


25. Transcript of Reagan speech at the Spokane Coliseum, 10–31–86, Reagan
    Presidential Papers; Spokesman-Review, 11–1–86, p. A-1


26. Ibid.


27. Times, 11–2–86, p. D-1; P-I, 11–3–86, p. A-1; Ibid., 11–4–86, p. A-9. Boston
    Globe, 11–2–86, p. 28; Spokesman-Review/ Chronicle, 11–1–86, p. A-6


28. Oly, 11–3–86, p. A-1


29. Elway Research Inc. polling data


30. P-I, 11–4–86, p. A-8


31. Ibid.


32. Ibid.


33. Times, 11–5–86, p. B-1


34. Oly, 11–5–86, p. A-1


35. Times, 11–5–86, pp. A-1, B-6


36. Times, 11–5–86, p. B-1; P-I, 11–6–86, p. A-1


37. Ibid.

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1. P-I, 11–20–86, p. D-1; Times, 11–20–86, p. F-1


2. Newman to Hughes, 11–7–10


3. Times, 11–9–86, p. B-1


4. Oly, 9–21–86, p. A-1; Times, 11–5–86, p. A-1; Ibid., 11–9–86, MacLeod,
   Avoiding perils of polling voters; Ibid., Hanford seen as Gorton’s Iran, p. B-1