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Eric Epstein is a former teacher, college professor, state Senate candidate, self-employed consultant, government reform activist, radio host and nuclear watchdog from Pennsylvania.^[1]

2004 Senate Election

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In 2004, Epstein lost to State Senator Jeffrey Piccola in the race for Pennsylvania's 15th senatorial district.

Pennsylvania Senate, District 15: Results 2004^[2]
Year		Democrat	Votes	Pct		Republican	Votes	Pct
2004		Eric Epstein	44,653	38.9%		Jeffrey Piccola	70,058	61.1%

References

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^ Eric Epstein's one-man show - Pennsyltucky Politics
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