In 2006, Warner was widely expected to pursue which nomination?
Governor of Virginia
Senate
U.S. Presidential election
Mayor of Richmond
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In 2006, Mark Warner was widely expected to pursue the nomination for the U.S. Presidential election. He had a strong record of political and business experience, and was seen as a potential candidate who could appeal to both Democrats and Republicans. However, Warner ultimately decided not to run for president, citing personal reasons.
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