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Baumann Making Moves in AD 10 Race

 

by Carl Fogliani - Central Valley (bio) (email)(print)

 
4-12-2007 7:30 am
Currently held by Alan Nakanishi, the race in the 10th district is starting to come into shape.  The strongest candidates making moves early on have been Paul Hegyi (Assemblyman Tran COS), David Sander (Mayor of Rancho Cordova), and Jack Sieglock (former San Joaquin County Supervisor).  After a recent conversation I held with El Dorado County Supervisor Helen Baumann it now seems there are four at the head of the pack.

Baumann has hired consultant Jim Nygren and has strong ties in the wine industry which will help not only in Amador but in San Joaquin as well.  If Baumann can make inroads into Lodi's wine industry in San Joaquin it will make life much more difficult for Sieglock, who needs to have a solid win out of San Joaquin to win.  Now the question is if Rusty DuPray, her colleague in El Dorado gets into the race.  Two candidates splitting such a small geographic region could easily isolate them both.
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