 Liccardo Wins CA-16 Congressional Race
Sam Liccardo, the former mayor of San Jose, is ahead by nearly 20 percentage points. Just over 59 percent of the total votes have been reported so far.
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East Palo Alto Residents Await Results of City Council ElectionÂ
Incumbent Carlos Romero leads the race, with 16.8% of the vote. Webster Lincoln trails next with 16.36% of the vote and Mark Dinan is in third place with 15.75%.
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Unrepresented: The complicated history of the 33 million missing votes in the 2024 election
If you include noncitizens, residents of Washington D.C., Americans living in U.S. territories and those serving time for a felony, the count totals to roughly 33 million people who are denied the right to representation despite being subject to U.S. law, paying taxes, and in some cases, even serving in the military.
California Candidates Face off in Pivotal Battleground District that Could Help Determine House Majority  Â
District 13 is one of six pivotal California swing districts to decide whether Republicans will retain their razor-thin majority in the House on Nov. 5.Â
East Palo Alto Mayor Lopez Seeking Votes in Final Days Before ElectionÂ
The last Sunday before the election brings East Palo Alto Mayor Antonio Lopez to Redwood City as he battles to connect with remaining voters in the race for a seat on the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors.Â
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Portola Valley Town Council Candidates Tackle Financial Crisis at Town Forum
With two vacant council seats, the four candidates pitched ideas at an Oct. 8 candidate forum on how to improve the financial picture.
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San Franciscans, Anxiously Awaiting Nov. 5 Election, Gather to Write Letters to Swing State Voters
Manny’s, a civic venue in the Bay Area, held a 24-hour letter writing event in the hopes of encouraging voter engagement in Nevada, a swing state on Oct. 23.
Honors Curriculum Sparks Disagreement During Sequoia Trustee Candidate Forum
Six candidates for two open seats on the Sequoia Union High School Board engaged in the forum to answer voters’ questions ahead of the upcoming election on Nov. 5.
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Hillary Clinton Urges People to Vote for Democracy at Her Book Tour in San Francisco
Former First Lady and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton spoke at Davies Symphony’s Hall in San Francisco where she urged the audience to enlist people they know to vote in the upcoming presidential election.
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Budget Woes Cause Oakland Council to Consider Fire, Police Cuts
Hiring freezes, travel restrictions, and reductions of city contracts have had little effect, and Oakland’s finance department estimates a $120 million deficit in each of the next two years.
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How Bay Area religious leaders are connecting faith to climate action
Local Bay Area faith clergy are working to curb the carbon footprint of their places of worship and help facilitate their followers to change their behaviors in ways that can help the climate.
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A Ukrainian Defense Tech Ecosystem Takes Shape in Silicon Valley
Nearly 1,000 days into Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Ukrainian defense tech entrepreneurs and Silicon Valley investors gathered for the inaugural Ukrainian Defense Tech Night at the Consulate General of Ukraine.
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