Gubernatorial candidates blanket airwaves with ads as primary campaign winds down

Whitman and Poizner are spending vast sums buying up airtime around the state, but it's unclear whether the strategy is winning new votes or turning voters off. With election day little more than a week away, the two major Republican gubernatorial candidates are blanketing the airwaves with television advertising, each slashing the other as too liberal in an appeal to the party's conservative primary voters.

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