SAN DIEGO -- Rep. Randy "Duke" Cunningham faces up to 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to taking more than $2 million in bribes.

The eight-term Republican resigned Monday after admitting he worked with four co-conspirators to take the money from defense contractors and others.

Some of the payments accepted by Cunningham as detailed in his plea agreement were:

$200,000 toward the purchase of his Arlington, Va., condominium.
$140,000 to a third party for the "Duke-Stir" yacht, which was moved to his boat slip for his use.
$16,867.13 to a marine services company for repairs to his own yacht, the "Kelly C."
$12,000 paid to an antique store for three night stands, a leaded glass cabinet, a washstand, a buffet and four armoires.
$6,632 paid to a furniture store for a leather sofa and a sleigh-style bed.
$7,200 paid to an antique store for a circa 1850 Louis Phillipe period commode and a circa 1830 Restoration period commode.
$13,500 toward the purchase of a Rolls-Royce.
$17,889.96 for repairs to the Rolls-Royce.
$11,393.56 paid to a moving company to ship his belongings from his Arlington condominium to his San Diego-area home.
$2,081.30 paid to a Washington, D.C., hotel for his daughter's graduation party.
$9,200 paid to a manufacturer for two Laser Shot shooting simulators.
$10,000 paid to various hotels, resorts and restaurants for his meals and entertainment expenses.
Hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash to him and a company he controlled.

Source: Plea agreement filed in U.S. District Court

Gov. Schwarzenegger Has Two Weeks To Set Election

California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger will have two weeks to set a date for an election to replace Cunningham. But it will take time and money.

Voters will most likely have to go to the polls twice, for a possible special election primary in April and then a run-off during the June 2006 primary.

If the governor does not call for a consolidated election -- the special election must be held 112 to 119 days after his proclamation -- which may mean it will take place in the early spring.

The winner will only serve the remainder of Cunningham's term.

The new term begins in January 2007.