Stories about Elections
Foreign correspondent: I was under a brief coronavirus quarantine
The tests turned out negative -- but I am one of the lucky ones with good health care and a stable place to live.
Final, final results: Progressives win three judges, DCCC
Mary Jung, the former party chair and real-estate lobbyist, loses her seat on the party's policy-making board.
Some surprising political analysis from the local election results
Safai is in trouble. The progressives are winning across the board. A deep dive into the March 3 election results.
Wednesday results: Not much has changed
Turnout is going to be much higher than it appeared; progressives still have (mostly) run the table.
Results show strong night for local progressives
Huge numbers of votes still to count, but trends are favoring the local left.
Election Day: Early turnout is light, but that will change
Lots of vote-by-mail voters seem to have waited until the last minute to cast their ballots.
Last-minute campaign intelligence — and Election Night Parties
Pelosi is suddenly campaigning, big money in a judicial race, the value of late voting, and where to spend your Tuesday evening .... that's The Agenda for March 2-8
Foreign correspondent: Hardliners win in Iran but turnout was extremely low
Fewer than 25 percent of voters showed up to the polls in Tehran as Trump sanctions hurt the reformists.
Political operatives try to defend dark money
Lawsuit to undermine city's disclosure laws includes some stunning information about why campaigns try to keep donors secret.
The politics of the race for SF judge
The Judicial Establishment has lined up behind three candidates. (Hint: None are public defenders.)