"… ion to bankroll the successful effort to recall Democratic California Gov. Gray Davis in 2003. And in January 2009, he succeeded retiring Rep. Tom Davis of Virg …"

"… ’s office. The money was never repaid. Over the course of his term, Gov. Gray Davis and the Legislature borrowed $35 million from the office; they p …"

"… erSarah CarterGovernor Ben CayetanoVicky CayetanoPilar Garcia CecaGovernor Gray DavisSharon DavisVirginia FieldsMayor Elizabeth FlorsFrances Ann GlendeningGover …"

"… st 14, 8 p.m.-midnightHost: Democratic National CommitteeProgram: Governor Gray Davis (D-Calif.), Michael Bolton and other entertainersSponsors: SBC Communicati …"

"… Host: Democratic Senatorial Campaign CommitteeProgram: California Governor Gray Davis, Michael Bolton and other entertainersSponsors: SBC Communications Inc. (p …"

"… ates and invited guests, August 14, 7 p.m. – 11:30 p.m.Sponsor: Governor Gray Davis CommitteeLocation: Paramount Back Lot, HollywoodDASHPAC Dinner, followed b …"

"… ons. The DGA has offered financial and technical support to incumbent Gov. Gray Davis and is working with other Democratic governors to marshal additional resou …"

"… argest individual recipients of campaign money from the industry. Democrat Gray Davis, California's former governor, was the top individual recipient identified …"

"… lio (D-Ill.) in 1994; Larry Grisolano, partner—campaign manager for Gov. Gray Davis's 2002 election; Steven Stenberg, partner—Virginia state director for Jo …"

"… l races in 2003 and also saw a successful recall of former California Gov. Gray Davis, a Democrat.The committees combined to raise $189 million in 2003, about $ …"

"… eld a rare gubernatorial recall election in 2003, in which Democratic Gov. Gray Davis was removed from office and replaced by movie star Arnold Schwarzenegger, …"

"… gave more than $1 million to the California Republican Party as then-Gov. Gray Davis, a Democrat, faced a recall election that he eventually lost. Roland E. an …"

"… other $147,000 from the electrical workers. In California, where then-Gov. Gray Davis won a second term in 2002, the SEIU poured nearly $879,000 into Democratic …"

"… telecommunications interests. Second was Democratic former California Gov. Gray Davis at $1.4 million; third was the Florida Democratic Party at $1.3 million.Mo …"