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The Last Campaign (2005)
The Last Campaign is a documentary feature film about the 2004 campaign for re-election of Justice Warren McGraw for the West Virginia Supreme Court, dubbed the "nastiest" judicial race in 2004, if not the most expensive.
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The Last Campaign is a documentary feature film about the 2004 campaign for re-election of Justice Warren McGraw for the West Virginia Supreme Court, dubbed the "nastiest" judicial race in 2004, if not the most expensive.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:10/1/2005
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Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:Wayne Ewing Films Inc.
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