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Source: Bay Area News Group

With less than 48 hours to go before California voters head to the polls in an election season that seemed to last forever, the contrasting moods and styles of gubernatorial candidates Jerry Brown and Meg Whitman were on full display Sunday.

Brown, the former two-time Democratic governor buoyed by polls that show him up by double digits, was relaxed, self-deprecating and playful as he hit three Northern California rallies from Eureka to Sacramento, before heading to Riverside.Read more

Source: Ken McLaughlin/Contra Costa Times

For a Republican to win statewide in bright blue California, just about everything has to go right.

But in the past few weeks, just about everything for Meg Whitman, the Republican candidate for governor, has gone terribly wrong.Read more

Source: Seema Mehta and Michael J. Mishak/Los Angeles Times

As the gubernatorial candidates sprint to election day, Meg Whitman and Jerry Brown are following two distinct paths that speak to their strengths and weaknesses as candidates and the segments of the electorate that are vital to each.Read more

Source: Cathleen Decker/PolitiCal (Los Angeles Times blog)

For a moment Wednesday, it seemed like a venerable piece of Los Angeles had dropped into Iowa, where in campaign years the act of getting a sandwich brings the threat of conversation with a political candidate.

Meg Whitman, the Republican candidate for governor, stormed Philippe’s French dip shop near downtown just before the midday rush, shaking hands, talking to voters and performing the difficult task of biting into a beef double dip while discussing one’s jobs plan...Read more