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To Run Or Not To Run, That Is The Question in Connecticut

one recent poll.
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Hartford Courant
Potential Democratic stand-in Richard Blumenthal, Connecticut’s popular attorney general, said Thursday that he would consider running for the seat — but only if Dodd decides on his own to step aside.
“If Sen. Dodd really changes his mind and there is an opportunity, I would very definitely,” Blumenthal said. “I would be interested because [serving in the U.S. Senate] has been a long-term, in fact, lifetime, public service goal … but for right now, I’m focused on being the best possible attorney general I can be.”
Josh Goodman is a staff writer for Governing, Congressional Quarterly’s magazine and Web site for leaders in politics and government at the state and local level.

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