Two years ago, two major Republican campaigns swarmed the California GOP fall convention, confident that they could drum up the support to beat three-term incumbent Democrat Sen. Barbara Boxer, who was considered vulnerable because of her low voter-approval ratings. This year, as 1,000 GOP activists gather today in Los Angeles for their fall convention, things are different, as even the California Republican Party chairman has no idea who will take on 19-year-incumbent Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein next year – and no major candidates have stepped up. But the landscape may change soon, analysts said, given Feinstein 's recent campaign money problems and a Field Poll released today that gives one of California ' s most consistently popular politicians a 41 percent approval rating, the lowest of her Senate career. (Excerpt) Read more at sfgate.com …
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