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Two gubernatorial candidates from opposing parties who are introducing themselves to voters share something: Both are running as antiestablishment candidates. Lansing Mayor Virg Bernero said Monday he was prodded by what he called Democratic Party pooh-bahs to get out of the race in favor of someone more established or who could pay for their own race.

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