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More than 40% of voters say Feinstein should resign, and just 27% say she should finish her term. Two Democrats and a Republican are in a tight race to replace her.
Sen. Feinstein has suffered a case of encephalitis, a swelling of the brain that is a complication of shingles and can cause memory loss.
In a short interview, Feinstein appeared to not know she’d been gone from Senate, saying: ‘I haven’t been gone. I’ve been working.’
Feinstein, recovering from shingles, returned to the Senate floor last week amid growing concerns about her ability to represent Californians after a nearly three-month absence.
Sen. Dianne Feinstein’s first day back at the Judiciary Committee after an extended absence for shingles — a forum where she spent decades sparring with nominees — was short.
