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What are the names of the two candidates Democratic and Republican who are running for US Senator from California?
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The most recent US Senate race in California was 2012, between incumbent US Senator Diane Feinstein (D) and Elizabeth Emken (R). Senator Feinstein was re-elected.
The next US Senate race in California is not until 2016, when Senator Barbara Boxer (D) will be up for re-election.
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