San Francisco voters elect Bilal Mahmood as District 5 supervisor, replacing Preston
The results are in and newcomer Bilal Mahmood has beat incumbent Dean Preston for San Francisco's District 5 Supervisors seat ...
San Francisco voters elect Bilal Mahmood to be District 5 supervisor
Kelsi Thorud reports on the District 5 supervisor race in San Francisco. Website: YouTube: Facebook: Instagram: Twitter: ...
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Preston concedes District 5 ‘Supes’ race to Mahmood
San Francisco Supervisor Dean Preston on Sunday conceded to challenger Bilal Mahmood in the race to keep his District 5 seat ...
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Progressive Preston concedes to moderate Mahmood in SF’s District 5
San Francisco’s most progressive leader, Supervisor Dean Preston, has conceded a loss to moderate challenger Bilal Mahmood in ...
Daily Digest: 23andMe pulls plug on drug development; More local job cuts
Here's what's blowing in the wind in Bay Area business to get your Tuesday morning started: Marqeta, 23andMe, Enphase Energy, ...
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Election update: Chan, Melgar bound for victory. District 11 gets tighter.
Incumbents Connie Chan in District 1 and Myrna Melgar in District 7 will hold onto their seats. In District 11, the race ...
What California needs for its Trump emergency kit
Newsom has vowed to make California a leader of the resistance against Trump’s second term — especially when it comes to ...
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California Voters Opt for Orderly Urbanism on Election Day
City Supervisor Dean Preston, an archcritic of YIMBY zoning reforms and tougher drug enforcement, lost his reelection race to ...
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District 1 Supervisor Connie Chan cruising to re-election, up by 1,167 votes
As of Nov. 11, Chan led, 17,232 to 16,065 after ranked-choice tabulation. About 34,000 votes were already counted in District ...
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S.F. Board of Supervisors poised to lose progressive majority for first time in 5 years
Four incoming supervisors are neophytes headed into buzzsaw of a Trump administration and $800 million budget deficit: ‘It’s ...
One trend explains San Francisco's election: 'Voters want nothing to do with you'
San Francisco voters sent a clear message in last week’s election: They want new leaders controlling the city. But it was a mixed bag for the city’s dueling political factions, with moderates winning ...