Bay Area Elections

Voters will consider changes to the county’s recall process and choose a new member of Congress, among other heated races.

Competitive elections for county supervisor and state Legislature are on the ballot this year.

There’s an open seat on the Board of Supervisors, plus voters in Larkspur will weigh in on a referendum challenging the city’s rent-control law.

With multiple openings on the Board of Supervisors, this election could shape the direction of the county’s government.

Mayor London Breed, facing reelection in November, puts her plans to change policing and welfare on the ballot.

Supervisors Dave Pine and Warren Slocum are termed out of office — opening two seats in this election.

U.S. Democratic Rep. Anna Eshoo’s imminent retirement has sparked a competitive primary race for her long-held House seat.

An open seat on the county Board of Supervisors and a competitive primary for state Senate headline this election.

Voters are considering a sales tax to pay for fire prevention and response.

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