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The choice for governor

Polls show Governor Gray Davis is more vulnerable than ever. So why haven't Republicans been able...

by David Lesher and Lou Cannon

California Journal, October 2002, pp. 8-14

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    2. Cal Watch, p. 5
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    4. Talking Points, p. 7
    5. Carving up the Golden State by Carl M. Cannon, pp. 8-11
    6. No room for voters by Lisa Plendl, pp. 12-37
    7. Point/counterpoint: Redistricting challenge, pp. 38-42
    8. Southern Exposure by Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, p. 43
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    2. Cal Watch, p. 5
    3. Talking Points, pp. 6-7
    4. A decline to state? by David Lesher, pp. 8-13
    5. Election 2002, pp. 14-15
    6. Governor by David Lesher, pp. 16-17
    7. Constitutional officers, pp. 18-22
    8. Board of Equalization, p. 23
    9. Congress, pp. 24-28
    10. State Senate, pp. 29-31
    11. Assembly, pp. 32-47
    12. Rostrum, p. 48
    13. Ballot Propositions, pp. 49-52
    14. Public Opinions, p. 53
    15. Campaign finance by Bill Ainsworth, pp. 54-57
    16. D.C. Perspective by Dana Wilkie, pp. 58-60
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    2. Cal Watch, p. 5
    3. Rostrum, p. 6
    4. Talking Points, p. 7
    5. Cyber age voting by David Lesher, pp. 8-13
    6. View from the vortex by David Lesher, pp. 14-17
    7. Poverty's new level by Deborah Reed, pp. 18-21
    8. Number crunching by Susan Rasky, pp. 22-23
    9. The Capitol lobby by Dan Walters and Jay Michael, pp. 24-28
    10. Southern Exposure by Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, p. 29
    11. Bring on the initiatives by A.G. Block, pp. 30-33
    12. D.C. Perspective by Marc Sandalow, pp. 34-36
    13. Cover by Jon Krause
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    1. Up Front, p. 6
    2. Talking Points, p. 7
    3. Spinning the Race for Governor by Philip J. Trounstine and Dan Schnur, pp. 8-17
    4. Reagan Rerun? by Lou Cannon, pp. 18-19
    5. Soap Box, pp. 20-21
    6. Cross Politicking by David Lesher, p. 22
    7. Constitutional Officers, pp. 22-25
    8. Congress and the Legislature, pp. 26-30
    9. Senate, pp. 31-33
    10. Assembly, pp. 34-45
    11. Ballot Propositions, pp. 46-48
    12. Public Opinion, p. 49
    13. Cal Watch, pp. 50-52
    14. Cover: Photo of Republican gubernatorial candidate Bill Simon by Adrees Latif
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    1. Upfront, p. 4
    2. Talking Points, p. 5
    3. Rostrum, p. 6
    4. The Bottom Line by Susan Rasky, p. 7
    5. Teachers pick a fight by Lynda Gledhill, pp. 8-12
    6. Passing the test by Molly Gaebler, pp. 13-15
    7. Reed Hastings by Kathleen Les, pp. 16-20
    8. Southern Exposure by Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, pp. 21-22
    9. Whither prosperity? by Cynthia Halleen Craft, pp. 23-29
    10. Clean gas, hot air by Dana Wilkie, pp. 30-35
    11. The energy divide by Richard Nemec, pp. 36-41
    12. D.C. Perspective by Marc Sandalow, pp. 42-44
    13. Cover by Dagmar Thompson
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    5. Two counties in a pod by Andy McCue, pp. 22-26
    6. Ruling the inland kingdom by David Lesher, pp. 27-29
    7. Connecting Californians by Lisa Plendl, pp. 30-34
    8. The Bottom Line by Susan Rasky, p. 35
    9. Connerly makes his case, pp. 36-39
    10. Moving around by Hans P. Johnson, pp. 40-43
    11. D.C. Perspective by Dana Wilkie, pp. 44-45
    12. Cal Watch, pp. 46-48
    13. Cover by Dagmar Thompson
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    2. Talking Points, p. 5
    3. Rostrum, p. 6
    4. Cal Watch, p. 7
    5. Minnie Awards by A.G. Block, pp. 8-18
    6. Southern Exposure by Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, p. 19
    7. A bureaucratic success story by Stephen Robitaille, pp. 20-25
    8. Health care on the campaign trail, pp. 26-28
    9. The Bottom Line by Susan Rasky, p. 29
    10. Health care access by Maria L. La Ganga, pp. 30-35
    11. Life without a doctor by Kathleen Les, pp. 36-37
    12. The Indian casino jackpot by Peter H. Stone, pp. 38-40
    13. D.C. Perspective by Marc Sandalow, p. 41
    14. DOIT does it again by Alex Gronke, pp. 42-48
    15. Cover illustration by Sandra Hoover
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    2. Talking Points, pp. 5-7
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    7. Campaign trail: crime, pp. 24-26
    8. Rostrum, p. 27
    9. Terrorism and California by Bill Ainsworth, pp. 28-32
    10. Our terrorism czar by Claudia Buck, pp. 33-37
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    12. D.C. Perspective by Dana Wilkie, pp. 42-44
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    2. Talking Points, p. 5
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    4. Cal Watch, p. 7
    5. Cut Loose by Karen de Sa, pp. 8-13
    6. What Now? by Emelyn Rodriguez, pp. 14-18
    7. Southern Exposure by Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, p. 19
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    9. Rostrum, p. 25
    10. The Latino Century Begins by Mark Baldassare, pp. 26-31
    11. Blending California, pp. 32-33
    12. Rob McKay by Scott Harris, pp. 34-37
    13. D.C. Perspective by Marc Sandalow, pp. 38-40
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    1. Up Front, p. 4
    2. Talking Points, p. 5
    3. Rostrum, p. 6
    4. Public Opinions, p. 7
    5. The choice for governor by David Lesher and Lou Cannon, pp. 8-14
    6. Constitutional offices, pp. 15-18
    7. Board of Equalization, pp. 19-20
    8. Congress, pp. 21-22
    9. State Senate, pp. 23-24
    10. Assembly, pp. 25-31
    11. Ballot measures, pp. 32-37
    12. Election wasteland by Dan Schnur, pp. 38-41
    13. Metropolitan breakup by Scott Harris, pp. 42-45
    14. Oil axis by Jerry Brown, pp. 46-47
    15. Clean energy by Peter Asmus, pp. 48-53
    16. D.C. Perspective by Dana Wilkie, pp. 54-56
    17. Cover: California's Death Valley
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    2. Talking Points, p. 5
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    4. Cybertarians by Carl M. Cannon, pp. 15-17
    5. Party Animals by Phil Trounstine, pp. 18-21
    6. Three Strikes Review by Dana Wilkie, pp. 22-26
    7. Southern Exposure by Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, p. 27
    8. Doctor Disclosure by Stephen Robitaille, pp. 28-33
    9. D.C. Perspective by Marc Sandalow, pp. 34-36
    10. Cover by Dagmar Thompson
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    2. Talking Points, p. 5
    3. Envisioning Davis by Greg Lucas, pp. 6-11
    4. Election 2002, p. 12
    5. Governor, pp. 12-15
    6. Constitutional offices, pp. 16-18
    7. Board of Equalization, p. 19
    8. Congress, pp. 20-23
    9. Senate, pp. 24-26
    10. Assembly, pp. 27-34
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    12. California Judging by Michael Doyle, pp. 36-40
    13. D.C. Perspective by Dana Wilkie, p. 41
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