
Wahab Wins CA14 Special Election
East Bay state senator becomes first Afghan American elected to Congress
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East Bay state senator becomes first Afghan American elected to Congress

Hayward also pay hefty settlement with firefighters; State Senate bid farewell to Wahab; Hernandez’s atrocious Election Night appearance on CNN; ‘Dro mayor challenger comes at incumbent

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Just two points separate the candidates after more than 65k ballots were counted, setting up a potentially days-long wait and another bruising battle in November; SB 1193 heads to Newsom’s desk

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Steve Tavares and Matt Ortega preview tonight’s special election in the East Bay

Polls close at 8pm as CA14 voters weigh in for the third time since June; SB1193 clears the Assembly; FBI files show Swalwell had sexual relationship with Chinese spy Fang Fang

After approving two massive, power-hungry data centers, Hayward is considering shutting the door on future projects as similar debates spread across the East Bay. Plus, CA14 special elex coverage

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Wahab adopts 'Punch the Monkey' as her mascot; County supes take another step toward proposed arena deal; AC Dems speak out against Miley's FEC complaint; 42 unopposed candidates are already winners

The longtime supervisor alleges improper coordination between Aisha Wahab and the Alameda County Democratic Party, but his complaint offers no direct evidence of coordination
Mayor Jack Balch’s treatment of a public speaker rekindles old feuds with Karla Brown and his newest election rival, Councilmember Julie Testa; CA14 change up; Piedmont mega-donor opposes Prop. 39

Spoiler Alert! Most state and federal races appear all but decided, but many contests for transit, water, parks, college, and healthcare boards have interesting storylines this fall