A field of Senate candidates from the same party with similar views means the competition will likely turn personal and focus on things like character, temperament and demeanor
the race will probably come down to a matter of degree.
“In this primary you’re going to have three or four or five Democrats who all meet the test of fighting for Democratic policies and sharing Democratic values,” said Rose Kapolczynski, who ran Barbara Boxer’s successful 1992 Senate campaign and subsequent reelection efforts. “So how do you distinguish yourself from your fellow candidates?”
“It’s going to get personal,” Democratic strategist Lisa Tucker predicted, “because there’s not a lot of other places to go.”By formally announcing her U.S. Senate bid, Orange County’s Rep. Katie Porter ends the quiet jockeying to succeed Democrat Dianne Feinstein. The last time California had a seriously competitive U.S. Senate contest was that 1992 race, when Boxer faced fellow Democrats Mel Levine and Leo McCarthy. It was costly and harshly negative and offers a preview of what is likely to come in the race to succeed Feinstein.
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