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No Moore?

December 1, 2008 | 1:13 PM

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Sources close to Rep. Dennis Moore (KS-03) say he will not run for re-election in '10. It's unclear if he will launch a SEN bid instead; Sen. Sam Brownback (R) is stepping down and is expected to run for GOV.

Via a spokeswoman, Moore said today: "I am honored to be serving the people of the Third District and have every intention of continuing my work in Congress on their behalf."

The district will likely be a tough one for Dems to hold. Even though Moore won re-election with 56%, John McCain carried Johnson Co., which makes up three-quarters of the district, with 54%.

Meanwhile, it’s worth noting that Rep. Nancy Boyda, the freshman Dem from KS-02, was one of the few member of her party to fall this cycle.

Moore, a former Johnson Co. DA and Army reservist, was re-elected in November to his sixth term.

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