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Alameda County Sheriff-elect Yesenia Sanchez says she did not expect to win the election outright to unseat the incumbent candidate with 16 years on the job. She makes history to become the first woman and Latina to hold the office.

Alameda County Sheriffs Cmdr. Yesenia Sanchez has declared victory as she continues to grow her lead in the race for county sheriff, with the latest tally Tuesday indicating shes received 52.69% of the overall vote count.

In stunning upsets, Yesenia Sanchez and Christina Corpus look like they are beating the incumbents in their counties, likely becoming the first two Latina sheriffs in California. Both promise progressive platforms.

In stunning upsets, Yesenia Sanchez and Christina Corpus look like they are beating the incumbents in their counties, likely becoming the first two Latina sheriffs in California. Both promise progressive platforms.

On the same night San Franciscans ousted Chesa Boudin, East Bay voters rallied behind a...

Alameda County Sheriffs Cmdr. Yesenia Sanchez has now edged narrowly above 50% of the overall vote count, positioning her for a surprise upset defeat of her boss, Sheriff-Coroner Greg Ahern, outright in the primary election.

Alameda County Sheriffs Cmdr. Yesenia Sanchez has now edged narrowly above 50% of the overall vote count, positioning her for a surprise upset defeat of her boss, Sheriff-Coroner Greg Ahern, outright in the primary election.

A short list of final election results on the key races that San Francisco Bay Area and...

Four Bay Area counties voted for district attorney on Tuesday, and another six cast...

With 46.80%, Alameda County Sheriffs Office Cmdr. Yesenia Sanchez led the race for sheriff-coroner and nearly received the 50%-plus of overall votes needed to win the seat outright after an initial tally of ballots in the primary.