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" Editor&amp;#039;s note: the name of the incumbent candidate is italicized, while the candidate we&amp;#039;re endorsing is in bold. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Congressional District 1 Kenneth Wegner (R) Shelley Berkley (D) Berkley does as all Las Vegas politicians do: protects the gaming industry. Beyond that, there&amp;#039;s not much to write home about, and not much to complain about, either.Esquire endorses: Berkley District 2 Dean Heller (R) Jill Derby (D) As Nevada&amp;#039;s secretary of state, freshman Heller led initiatives to protect abused women and create a paper trail for the new electronic voting machines. In the House, he&amp;#039;s broken sharply with his party on stem-cell research. Word is he wants to run for governor.Esquire endorses: Heller District 3 Jon Porter (R) Dina Titus (D) This is a race between two very able candidates, Porter, a moderate conservative, and Titus, a rising star state senator from Vegas. Representing a politically balanced district in a bad year for Republicans, Porter may well be running his last race. That would be too bad.Esquire endorses: Porter To see more of the Esquire Endorsements 2008 package, including our recommendations for who to vote for in other states, please click this link. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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