Calif. voters give Brown another turn as governor

LOS ANGELES — California voters on Tuesday returned Democrat Jerry Brown to the governor@@@s office 28 years after he left it.
With his win Tuesday, the 72-year-old state attorney general will take the helm of a state mired in recession and high unemployment after defeating Republican Meg Whitman, the billionaire former eBay CEO who spent $142 million of her personal fortune on her campaign.
Brown@@@s victory will return the governor@@@s office in the most populous US state to Democratic control. Republican Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger leaves in January after more than seven years in office.
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