Talk:Leo T. McCarthy
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McCarthy's eligibility to seek another term in 1994
[edit]Was McCarthy term limited from seeking a fourth term as California Lieutenant Governor in 1994 ? I know the state approved term limits in 1990 (the same year he won a third consecutive term), but I assumed he was eligible for one final term considering then-Governor Pete Wilson (R) would be term limited in 1998.
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