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Chan pulls ahead and D11 race gets closer in latest election results

Tim Redmond -
Billionaire-backed candidates could be failing in two key districts.
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Economic inequality, the Democratic Party, and the rise of the right-wing demagogue

Tim Redmond -
How do we process the Trump victory? Start with an economist who predicted this ten years ago—and a party that failed to respond.
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A few more votes counted; Breed concedes, and some good news for progressives

Tim Redmond -
Lurie has won. Chan tied in D1, Preston getting closer in D5—but this count includes only 10,000 new votes, about 2 percent of the total.
Movies

Screen Grabs: Escaping to the Eastern Himalayas sounds great right now

Dennis Harvey -
... or Venice, or Outer Space, or even highly fictionalized Long Island and Oklahoma. Fly with us through this week's new movies.
Music

Music Book Club debuts IRL with MF DOOM tome!

Tamara Palmer -
Join us at Green Apple Books on the Park with S.H. Fernando Jr. to discuss his page-turning book about the late rap icon.
Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Seeking community? Art makes a path

Marke B. -
Sound Healing Symphony, SF Coffee Fest, Rose Pistola, White Crate, Leonard Cohen Fest, Legion of Honor 100, more to connect you.
Campaign Trail

What the first results mean, and don’t mean

Tim Redmond -
Peskin has not been 'eliminated.' That's just the first RCV run with 157,000 votes still to count.
Art

US history of white supremacy peers through the present in Stephen Mangum’s latest work

Mary Corbin -
'Illusions of My Childhood' series reflects both the painter's youth during 1960s racial oppression and continuing injustice today
Campaign Trail

Progressives are resisting the billionaire takeover of San Francisco

Tim Redmond -
It's an awful night for the United States, but it's not so bad here.
Music

Under the Stars: Naked Roommate’s got a finger on your problems

John-Paul Shiver -
Plus: Mark de Clive-Lowe wears more hats than foreheads, Yoshiko Sai's 1975 Japanese Laurel Canyon breezeway, MF Doom eats.

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