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California, the biggest electoral-vote prize in presidential contests, is also one of the most closely watched states in this midterm election. Incumbent Democratic Sen. Barbara Boxer faces GOP challenger Carly Fiorina, former CEO of Hewlett-Packard. Republican Meg Whitman, who headed eBay for 10 years, is running against Democrat Jerry Brown, who served as governor from 1975 to1983, to succeed term-limited GOP Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger.The Golden State has 53 congressional districts, more than any other. Polls show Democrats have a rare opportunity to pick up a pair of House seats held by Republicans Dan Lungren in the 3rd District and Mary Bono Mack in the 45th District. Obama won California in 2008.all California races
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Who or What to Blame for Prop. 19's Epic Fail?
(Nov. 3) -- Californians are just going to have to face the facts and smoke weed the old-fashioned way -- with a medical prescription. That's because the heavily publicized Proposition 19 -- a ...
Dead Candidate Re-Elected in California
(Nov. 3) -- A Democratic state senator who died last month was easily re-elected in California, denying the GOP the seat and probably forcing the governor to call a special election. Sen. Jenny ...
Jerry Brown Elected California Governor ... Again
Everything old is new again in California, where Democrat Jerry Brown defeated big-spending GOP rival Meg Whitman and was elected governor, an office he held for two terms nearly 30 years ago. The ...
Democrat Barbara Boxer Hangs On to Senate Seat in California
The anti-incumbent wave didn't quite reach California, where Democrat Barbara Boxer won a fourth term in the Senate after a bruising campaign in which Republican Carly Fiorina unsuccessfully tried to ...
Governor, Senate Poll Roundup: Looking at the Closest Races
A flood of new polls on this year's key governor and Senate races came out Sunday and Monday, and here are the ones that showed the tightest races and those where the margins are larger, but the ...
Countdown to Election Day: Senate Races to Watch
Republicans will edge close toward control of the Senate Tuesday but are unlikely to be able to seal the deal. While the GOP is widely favored to win back the House, it faces a narrower path to ...
Campaign Ads 2010: The Good, the Bad and the Funny
More than $4 billion will be spent on the 2010 midterm elections -- the lion's share of it on advertising on television, radio, and even a bit on the Internet. But what are we getting for all that ...
Latest Roundup of Polls for Key Senate and Governor Races
Our Friday roundup of polls and key governor and Senate races updates California, Colorado, Florida, Kentucky, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Nevada, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Texas, Washington ...
A Campaign Season of Gaffes and Gotchas
WASHINGTON (Oct. 29) -- Memo to novice political candidates: Know thy Constitution. Don't tell Hispanics they look Asian. Pay special attention to what you say when you are in front of cameras. Which ...
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