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California local and federal elections

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Voters in various California regions participated in the 2026 general elections to decide on local, regional, and federal leadership. In Montclair and Rialto, ballots included races for school board seats, city council positions, and federal congressional contests in Districts 10 and 11. In the Rialto Unified School District, candidate Evelyn Dominguez proposed measures to mitigate environmental pollution in classrooms. Across other parts of the state, elections included contests for the King City City Council, the Greenfield Mayor, and the California Assembly District 36. In Emeryville, voters considered City Council seats and Measure BB, a proposed overhaul of the business license tax. Other regional voting included City Council races in Santa Maria and various local, state, and national measures in Santa Cruz County regarding tax increases and voter identification requirements. Preliminary results from the November 3 general election indicate that many incumbents are maintaining strong positions. In San Ramon, Mayor Mark Armstrong and Councilmember Richard Adler hold significant leads in their reelection bids. In San Francisco, supervisors Stephen Sherrill, Alan Wong, and Matt Dorsey are on track for reelection, which would preserve a moderate majority on the Board of Supervisors. In Portola Valley, three incumbents are returning to the Town Council uncontested, though the town faces financial stability challenges and relies on the approval of Measure N. In San Jose, Peter Ortiz, Genny Altwer, and Bien Doan are leading in Districts 5, 9, and 7, respectively. In Fremont, Desrie Campbell and Kathy Kimberlin are leading in their District 2 and District 3 races. ~~Ballot measures are also seeing early movement. In Santa Barbara County, early counts~~ As ballot counting continues, new updates show ~~narrow support for bond and tax measures, including Santa Ynez Valley Union High School’s Measure D~~ two Los Angeles City Council races in the Third and ~~Allan Hancock College’s Measure H. In Emeryville, voters continue to weigh Measure BB~~ Ninth Districts remain too close to ~~address budget deficits.~~ call.

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