Voting for McKee could end up resulting in a faster “two-fer”, in terms of the time between his getting elected and then having to resign after the FBI investigation implicates him in the contracting scandal. We would then get a special “do over” election to choose another governor.

Whereas If Kalus wins, she’d first have to commit a McKee-like crime (which probably won’t take too long), then have it uncovered — which is what could take a while, and then we’d still have to wait for the outcome of the investigation before she resigns.

So a vote for McKee could be a vote for faster gubernatorial turnover …

(If Magaziner pulls a Hillary and loses to Fung, he’d probably run to replace either McKee or Kalus in the aforementioned special election, so it’d be like Langevin never left — although we’d be stuck with Fung in Congress …)