McCollum averages about 22 hours of work a week as attorney general -- a job for which he's paid $131,000 a year.
CFO Sink gets in about 33 hours of work a week. Not exactly a workaholic in the traditional sense, but still a bit more dedicated than McCollum.
Then again, both are juggling their campaigns. But with the current Governor, AG, CFO and possibly the Lt. Gov all seeking a new office, should we expect that all of Florida's top elected officials will be working part time until November 2010?
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