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Two Democratic Challengers Make the Case for Change
Two Democratic congressional candidates attempting to unseat longtime incumbents share what they think their party needs to do to win back voters.
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Why Is California Still Counting Votes? And Other Questions About How Our Elections Actually Work
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SFUSD Chief Maria Su Defends Trans Student Policies, Ethnic Studies at Heated House Hearing
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How Did the Generational Change Movement Do in California’s Election?
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Why California Takes Forever to Count Ballots
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San José Approves New Immigrant Funding in City Budget, With Cuts and Reserve Spending
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Two Democratic Challengers Make the Case for Change
Two Democratic Challengers Make the Case for Change
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Is California's Election System 'Crooked'? An Election Integrity Expert Weighs In
Is California's Election System 'Crooked'? An Election Integrity Expert Weighs In
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Daniel Lurie’s Endorsements Are Dominating San Francisco’s Early Returns
Daniel Lurie’s Endorsements Are Dominating San Francisco’s Early Returns
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Two Democratic Challengers Make the Case for Change

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Why Is California Still Counting Votes? And Other Questions About How Our Elections Actually Work

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SFUSD Chief Maria Su Defends Trans Student Policies, Ethnic Studies at Heated House Hearing

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How Did the Generational Change Movement Do in California’s Election?

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Why California Takes Forever to Count Ballots

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San José Approves New Immigrant Funding in City Budget, With Cuts and Reserve Spending

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Is California's Election System 'Crooked'? An Election Integrity Expert Weighs In

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Steve Hilton Edges Out Tom Steyer for Second Spot in California Governor Election

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California Helped Strike Down the $100,000 H-1B Fee. Now, the Fight Moves to Appeals

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