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Republican Duf Sundheim Vies for Barbara Boxer's Senate Seat

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Duf Sundheim (Lisa Pickoff-White/KQED)

George “Duf” Sundheim, a Silicon Valley lawyer and former head of the California Republican Party, entered the U.S. Senate race to counter what he sees as leftist extremism in California politics. His platform includes K-12 education reform, water conservation and easing regulations on small businesses. As part of Forum’s Election 2016 coverage, Sundheim joins us in studio to discuss his candidacy.

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Duf Sundheim, former chairman of the California Republican Party

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