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Glenn W. Thompson
155,513 votes
56.7%
- Party: Republican
- Occupation: Rehabilitation Services Manager
- Liscensed Nursing Home Administrator
- Health Care Professional for 27 years
- Workforce Investment Board for 5 years
- Boy Scout Council President
- Penn State University, B.S.
- Temple University, M. Ed.
Priorities:
- A National Energy Policy that includes all aspects, including utilizing all our domestic resources.
- Making the 2001/2003 tax cuts permanent, which includes eliminating the marriage penalty and death taxes for good.
- Supporting Rural Health Care, and working to improve our system with a thorough review of out of date government regulations
Mark B. McCracken
112,509 votes
41.0%
- Party: Democratic
- Occupation: Clearfield County Commissioner
- School Board Member - 1993-2003
- IT Director / Computer Programmer
Priorities:
- Fiscal Responsibility - Balance the Budget / Build a Surplus / Pay down the $10 Trillion Federal Debt
- Save and Strengthen Social Security
- Develop a Long Term National Energy Policy that stresses Alternative Fuels
James "Jim" Fryman
6,155 votes
2.2%
- Party: Libertarian
- Occupation: retired
- BS Education, Clarion State College
- Eagle Scout
- Revenue Officer
- Real Estate Appraiser
- Teacher and coach
- Navy Electronics Technician
Priorities:
- Reduce government
- Reduce taxes and regulation
- Restore freedom
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