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Drop Dead Electable: US Politicians Voted Into Office Even After Passing Away - Vimarsana News

Drop Dead Electable: US Politicians Voted Into Office Even After Passing Away

At least three politicians running for local and state offices are on track to being elected in Tuesday’s midterm elections in the US despite being dead. The... 10.11.2022, Sputnik International

Deceased candidate leading in race for Chula Vista city attorney - Vimarsana News

Deceased candidate leading in race for Chula Vista city attorney

Chula Vista’s city attorney race got an unusual amount of attention this year — mainly because the San Diego County Democratic Party continued to endorse and promote Simon Silva after he died.

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Chula Vista Election Results: Deceased City Attorney Candidate Ahead in Early Returns - Vimarsana News

Chula Vista Election Results: Deceased City Attorney Candidate Ahead in Early Returns

Simon Silva's name was still on the 2022 ballot for Chula Vista city attorney, despite dying in September.

Chavez, Stenberg leading in race to fill two seats on Chula Vista City Council - Vimarsana News

Chavez, Stenberg leading in race to fill two seats on Chula Vista City Council

Race for city attorney may be headed for special election as deceased candidate Simon Silva leading in early returns

Election results roll in - Vimarsana News

Election results roll in

Congressman Mike Levin is leading in the 49th Congressional District race against Republican Brian Maryott, while Kelly Martinez is leading in the race to be San Diego County Sheriff. We have those local election results and more. Plus, this week’s storm will have little effect on the drought, but will put a big damper on fire risk for the rest of the year.

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