Just talked to Todd Harris, spokesman for the Joe Negron campaign, trying to win the old Mark Foley seat in the 16th District of Florida. No reports of people having trouble with the concept of voting for Foley in order to vote for Negron, Harris says. He attributes that to heavy media coverage and discussion about the ballot in recent weeks. “At this stage, you would have had to been living under a rock or coming down from a four-week bender to not know how the ballot works in this district,” Harris tells me. “I would say if there are 100 people who show up who aren’t aware of it, then they probably aren’t aware of Mark Foley, either.”
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Byron York is a former White House correspondent for National Review.
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