November 16th 2024.
After a heated race, Democrat Josh Harder has emerged victorious in California's 9th Congressional District, defeating Republican Kevin Lincoln, according to the latest election results released on Friday. This means that Harder will be heading back to the U.S. House to continue serving his constituents.
Meanwhile, in other election news, Adena Ishii has pulled ahead in the race for Berkeley mayor, according to the most recent results. This comes as the Republicans have secured 218 seats in the U.S. House, giving them control of the government, including the presidency held by Donald Trump.
In California classrooms, two teachers have been accused of criticizing Trump, sparking controversy. And in the 47th congressional district, former Republican Assemblyman Scott Baugh has conceded to Democrat Dave Min.
But let's focus on the positive news. With 94% of the votes counted, Harder has received 123,553 votes, while Lincoln has received 114,580, according to the Associated Press. The news agency has also called the races for state Senate Districts 5 and 7, with Democrat Jerry McNerney and Democrat Jesse Arreguin emerging as the winners.
As for the propositions, there are still some that have yet to be called, with 93% of the votes counted. Proposition 32, which aims to raise the minimum wage to $18 per hour for all businesses by 2026, currently has 7,054,565 votes in favor and 7,292,492 against, according to the AP.
The second proposition, which would require certain health care providers to spend 98% of revenues from the discount prescription drug program on direct patient care, currently has 6,962,507 votes in favor and 6,766,655 against, according to the news agency.
We will continue to keep you updated as the results come in. Stay tuned.
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