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A relative's legal troubles can become embarrassing baggage in a political campaign. That can be especially true when questions are raised about the conduct of the candidate's spouse. And that's just the predicament two of Santa Clara's five judicial candidates now face. Both candidates said their spouses' woes have nothing to do with their campaigns. But voters may not agree, especially in a judicial race, where candidates are barred from campaigning on issues and thus run on their reputations.
February 11, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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