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Cesar Zepeda Wins Richmond District 2 Election by 3 Votes After Recount - Vimarsana News

Cesar Zepeda Wins Richmond District 2 Election by 3 Votes After Recount

Zepeda said he was looking forward to working with his constituents, including Butt, on the issues facing his district and the city. The District 2 councilmember represents areas of the city including portions of Hilltop, North Richmond, Point Richmond and parts of Marina Bay. The Richmond Standard A recount in the District 2 election resulted in a victory for Cesar Zepeda by three votes over Andrew Butt, according to the Contra Costa County Elections Division. In the November election, Zepeda and Butt received the exact same number of votes: 1,921. Zepeda was later declared winner of the stal...

Ballot count blunder means trans dad didn't win Oakland school board seat :: Bay Area Reporter - Vimarsana News

Ballot count blunder means trans dad didn't win Oakland school board seat :: Bay Area Reporter

Ballot count blunder means transgender dad Nick Resnick didn’t win an Oakland school board seat. His opponent plans to seek court action.

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Why Are There Recounts for Richmond, Antioch Races? – NBC Bay Area - Vimarsana News

Why Are There Recounts for Richmond, Antioch Races? – NBC Bay Area

Here's what we know about recounts underway in Contra Costa County.

2 Contra Costa County Races Back in the Mix - Vimarsana News

2 Contra Costa County Races Back in the Mix

Two Contra Costa County races are back in the mix as election workers prepare to re-count ballots.

Political Notes: Bay Area cities welcome new LGBTQ leaders :: Bay Area Reporter - Vimarsana News

Political Notes: Bay Area cities welcome new LGBTQ leaders :: Bay Area Reporter

Cities around the Bay Area are welcoming new LGBTQ leaders this month and next, following the outcomes of local elections on the November 8 ballot.

Source: ebar.com