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Lt. Gov. Michael Fedele says he'll be the Republican candidate for governor in 2010 if fellow GOP member M. Jodi Rell doesn't seek re-election.
Fedele said Wednesday that he expects Rell to seek another term, but the Stamford resident is ready to step in if she doesn't.
Rell has declined to say whether she'll seek re-election.
Other Republicans considering a gubernatorial bid are House Minority Leader Lawrence Cafero of Norwalk and Senate Minority Leader John McKinney of Fairfield.
On the Democratic side, former House Speaker James Amann of Milford and state Sen. Gary LeBeau of East Hartford have announced they are running for governor. Other Democrats are also considering running. (AP)
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