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CA:Schwarzenegger vs. Boxer for U.S. Senate?
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"Speculation is rampant in California that Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger will challenge liberal Democrat Barbara Boxer for her Senate seat in 2010 – and a new poll has them running neck and neck."
"A California Field survey of registered voters released Tuesday showed Schwarzenegger with 44 percent of the votes in a hypothetical election, and Boxer with 43 percent. The rest were undecided."
"The poll also showed Schwarzenegger with a favorable job performance rating – 56 percent of respondents said they approve of his performance as governor, and only 23 percent disapprove, with his support coming from a majority of both Republicans and Democrats." ...
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Submitter's Note: Let's see . . . anti-gun republican takes on anti-gun democrat. Thinking voters in California may want to choose Door Number 3. |
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