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District profile: Politically, the 22nd District remains Republican, but not quite as strongly as it was before the 2003 redistricting.
2004 results: Tom DeLay (R) defeated Richard Morrison (D) by 55-41%.
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Other political news of note
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Holder says drone strikes since 2009 have killed four U.S. citizens
On the eve of a major address by President Barack Obama on his counterterrorism policy, the Obama administration revealed Wednesday that drone strikes since 2009 had killed four Americans overseas – one of whom, Anwar al-Aulaqi, was targeted in Yemen because he’d planned and was planning terrorist attacks on the United States – principally the plot to blow up an airliner over Detroit on Christmas Eve 2009.
- Reid appears to back away from 'nuclear option' on filibusters
- Lawmakers grill officials for inaction on IRS, Lerner denies wrongdoing
- Republicans target Democrats in conservative districts
- Public relations gone bad for White House on IRS
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Holder says drone strikes since 2009 have killed four U.S. citizens
REPUBLICAN CHALLENGERS
Tom DeLay resigned after his name was printed on the ballot, and four Republicans are running in a Nov. 7 special election to replace him. Three of those candidates are also running as write-ins in the general election.
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NICK LAMPSON (D)
Lampson, a former congressman, was unopposed in the primary.
• Campaign Web site
• DCCC profile
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