In Wisconsin, Do Too Many Democrats Want To Be Governor?

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BEAVER DAM, Wis. (AP) — Southern Wisconsin cattle farmer Diane Mills-Frank just wants to know who her party's candidate for governor will be. She and other frustrated Democrats are having a hard time navigating the glut of candidates — 10 serious and a half-dozen not as much — who are looking to take on Republican Gov.

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In Wisconsin, Do Too Many Democrats Want To Be Governor?

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