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Political Professor Handicaps U.S. Senate, Presidential Races

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Jack Pitney
Jack Pitney

Jack Pitney, professor of American politics at Claremont McKenna College, presents to the CalChamber Board of Directors on May 18 his analysis of potential outcomes in the California campaign for U.S. Senate, potential vice presidential candidates from both parties, and the political dynamics leading up to the Republican and Democratic party conventions in July.

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