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Bay Area Elections Signal Shift in Political Landscape

Recent elections in the Bay Area mark a significant shift to the right, with voters recalling multiple progressive leaders over rising crime and homelessness.

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Updated: Nov 12th, 2024, 4:01 PM ET

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In a notable political shift, Bay Area voters ousted mayors Sheng Thao of Oakland and London Breed of San Francisco in a reaction largely driven by frustrations over crime and homelessness. This election cycle also saw wide support for Proposition 36, which imposes stricter penalties for crimes related to theft and drug offenses, indicating a rejection of progressive policies by a public desiring immediate action on urban issues.

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