Governor

Article Abstract:

Democrat Gray Davis won the recent election for governor of California by a margin of 58% over the 38% garnered by his rival Republican Dan Lungren. Davis' victory was attributed to his methodological and efficient campaign and the image which he was able to project during the campaign. Davis was perceived as comforting and self-confident while Lungren was seen arrogant. Davis maintained a centrist position on many important issues while Lungren refused to sugar-coat his heavily conservative ideals.

Elections, Governors, Democratic Party (California), Republican Party (California), Davis, Gray, Lungren, Daniel E.

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There we go again?

Article Abstract:

This article compares the political careers of ex-Hollywood actors Ronald Reagan and Arnold Schwarzenegger, focusing on media coverage and public opinion of the candidates. Topics include how Schwarzenegger's media image and political range may benefit him in the upcoming 2003 recall election.

California, Public affairs, Public opinion, Celebrities, Reagan, Ronald, Schwarzenegger, Arnold, Gubernatorial candidates

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