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The following political TV spots from the 1999-2000 election cycle were awarded first place Pollies by the American Association of Political Consultants. * The first spot was produced for Marty Weinberg, a candidate for mayor of Philadelphia. The ad shows a variety of citizens holding up signs saying, "I want..." Weinberg lost the Democratic primary to eventual winner John Street. * The second spot was produced for a Democratic candidate for attorney general in North Carolina who was elected. It stresses the candidate's tough-on-crime record. * The third spot was produced for Repu

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