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- ↑ California Journal Vol. XXIII, No.10 (October 1992) "Complete Primary Results". StateNet Publications, October 1992.
- ↑ California Journal Vol. XXV, No.5 (May 1994) "Election '94". StateNet Publications, May 1994.