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The Democrats Dilemma:
There is a lot of nervousness in the Democratic encampments around the Governor’s race.

No Legislature is session yet – they all return on August 2, but the politics goes one.
At the top of the list this week was the final result of the 40th Senatorial District Democratic Primary.

 
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Showing remarkable political tone deafness, the Legislature decided to go home for the month of July rather than enact a budget.

The primary election results are in the books and CAHU members have a right to be very proud.

The latest spate of polling data has caused a giant “whew” to come out of the Whitman gubernatorial camp.

It’s now a race for the GOP nomination for Governor.

CAHU members coming to DATC this week will hear a lot of chatter about the suddenly competitive race for the GOP gubernatorial nomination.