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Campaign 2006: The voters speak

For more than a year, we've heard plenty of pundits talk about what the voters think. Now it's time to hear from the voters.

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Campaign 2006: The voters speak

Shaun Jamison

by Molly Bloom, Minnesota Public Radio
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Shaun Jamison is voting for Tammy Lee in the 5th Congressional District race. As a supporter of the Independence Party, he is glad to see someone talking about the issues and not getting involved in the partisan mudslinging.

With the growth of the IP, he feels that Minnesota has the chance to be a leader in breaking away from the two-party system.

In his opinion, Lee combines the best of both parties: fiscal responsiblity and the protection of our rights and personal freedom. He also has two young children and is committed to strengthening our schools and early childhood education. Jamison is a law professor from St. Louis Park.

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