Paul Nielson over Duane Spader

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Nielson took out Spader pretty handily by the look of things:

     DIST 09 DEM STATE SENATE
  (D) NIELSON        PAUL             575       66            9             9
  (D) SPADER         DUANE            297       34            9             9
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