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Elections from local newsrooms

From Los Gatan, The Union Democrat and 6 more newsrooms, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. Los Gatan52 minutes ago

    As Los Gatos Council votes roll in, Moore maintains lead, followed by Suzuki and Stump

    Jeff Suzuki, the 28-year-old Transportation and Complete Streets Commissioner and founder of the Los Gatos Anti-Racism Coalition, says his team knocked on 9,000+ doors during his campaign for one of three available Town Council seats. The sweat equity seems to be paying off, as he turned that into 3,514 votes cast for him, putting him

  2. The Union Democrat4 hours ago

    Tuolumne County District 2 supervisor race remains close after latest count

    Juli Healy maintained a narrow lead over incumbent Ryan Campbell in the Tuolumne County District 2 supervisor race Wednesday, with her margin slightly increasing from 62 to 69 votes in

    Also reported bymyMotherLode.com

  3. NBC Bay Area5 hours ago

    Bay Area voters appear to pass new sales tax to help fund public transit

    Voters in five counties passed a new 14-year sales tax to help pay for transit in the Bay Area.

  4. San José Spotlight6 hours ago

    Three candidates ahead in Cupertino City Council election

    The next election results update is expected Wednesday, Nov. 4 by 5 p.m. The pro-growth Cupertino Together slate of three City Council candidates is leading in the polls, with three loosely allied preservationist candidates trailing immediately behind. As of Wednesday, John Tang, a former president of the Cupertino Chamber of Commerce, is in the top...

  5. San José Spotlight6 hours ago

    Moore, Suzuki, Stump lead in Los Gatos Town Council race

    The next election results update is expected Thursday, Nov. 5 by 5 p.m. Los Gatos could be charting a new future with a couple young progressive Town Council candidates coming out on top. As of Wednesday, Mayor Rob Moore has come out on top with 23.8% of the vote, or 4,466 votes. Jeff Suzuki is...

    Also reported byLos Gatan

  6. San José Spotlight8 hours ago

    Campbell candidates Furtado and Fields outpace challengers

    The next election results update is expected Wednesday, Nov. 4 by 5 p.m. In Campbell, Districts 3, 4 and 5 have candidates running for City Council seats. Mayor Dan Furtado in District 3 is ahead in early results with Davis Fields leading in District 4, while Daraius Sorabji in District 5 is running unopposed. District...

  7. Bay Area Reporter8 hours ago

    SF, Bay Area transit measures passed by voters

    Voters in five Bay Area counties approved a sales tax measure that would benefit public transit, especially BART.

  8. Local News Matters9 hours ago

    Fremont voters favor incumbents Campbell, Kimberlin; Li leads race for open seat

    Preliminary results as of early Wednesday show that incumbents Desrie Campbell and Kathy Kimberlin are expected to retain their seats on the Fremont City Council in Districts 2 and 3, respectively, while Ying Min Li is leading in the race for the District 4 seat. Campbell holds decisive edge in District 2 race Campbell is

  9. San José Spotlight9 hours ago

    Turner reelected as Morgan Hill mayor, while council incumbents fall behind

    The next election results update is expected Wednesday, Nov. 4 by 5 p.m. Mark Turner has won another four years as mayor in Morgan Hill, while incumbents in City Council Districts B and D, Yvonne Martinez Beltran and Marilyn Librers, lack the support needed to retain their seats. Seven candidates — three for the mayoral...

  10. Modesto Bee10 hours ago

    Here’s where some college, school district races stand across Stanislaus County

    Partial, unofficial election results for Stanislaus County school boards and Yosemite Community College District trustees, including Modesto Junior College races.