Jeffrey Bleich, a Bay Area litigator and former U.S. ambassador to Australia, has announced he is running for lieutenant governor. The Dentons public policy and regulation partner in San Francisco has deep ties to the nation's top courts and Democratic leaders.
May 03, 2017 at 08:01 PM
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SACRAMENTO—Jeffrey Bleich, a Bay Area litigator and former U.S. ambassador to Australia, has announced he is running for lieutenant governor.
Bleich, a Democrat, opened a campaign account for the 2018 race and said in a post on a political crowdfunding website that he’s running to “help us solve the tough problems that are holding back hard-working Californians.” Bleich said in a press release he would have more to say when he officially starts his campaign later this month.
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