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Newspaper Article
Georgia
2002
Overview
The third upset was in the 12th Congressional District, which is heavily Democratic. Charles Walker Jr., a Democrat and the son of the highest-ranking black in the State Senate, lost a district that many lawmakers believed was built for his rise to the House of Representatives. Mr. Walker missed debates and never really connected with voters. Max Burns, a Republican, drew attention to Mr. Walker's arrest on shoplifting charges.
Publisher
New York Times Company
