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Two of the state's best-known Democratic lawyers have jumped out of tough political races. The first announcement came from Attorney General Bill Lockyer, long considered a likely Democratic challenger to Arnold Schwarzenegger, who shocked supporters Thursday by announcing that he would seek the office of state treasurer. Within hours of that statement, Sen. Joe Dunn, who had just moved from the 2006 attorney general race to the treasurer's race, announced he would not go up against Lockyer.
April 29, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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