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Analysis: Recall foes fit Issa for horns Partisan turnout aside, both parties agree a March election would likely find voters with cooler heads and, if the economy improves, could find state finances in better shape. Says Flint, the Republican consultant, "Voters could be sick of being sick of Gray Davis by next March. I think their central strategy is to keep it off the ballot or push it back to March and just hope."
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