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State Attorney General Kamala Harris made no noteworthy mistakes in the U.S. Senate debate Wednesday night and subsequently announced endorsements from the state’s two sitting senators, while opponent Rep. Loretta Sanchez’s most attention-grabbing moment at the debate may have been a dance move. Both campaigns claimed victory after the Wednesday night faceoff, but Sanchez has significant ground to make up after emerging from the primary 21 percentage points behind Harris. “It’s pretty clear that she didn’t make much progress at the debate,” said Jack Pitney, a political scientist at Claremont McKenna College. “She missed an opportunity. She needed to appeal to Republicans and, to do that, she needed to make a strong national security message. Instead, she was all over the map and she spent a lot of time attacking Harris.”.