good evening, thank you for being with us the special primetime election newscast on the super tuesday, a lot unfolding at this late hour.>> the pulse of enclosed for about two hours, the results are pouring in, tracking winners in the national, state and local races. we officially know will be

facing off in november to take over the late diane feinstein's senate seat, democrat adam schiff holding onto a lead followed closely by republican steve garvey. that you are looking to fill the late senator feinstein see, kitty porter and barbara lear out, the first time since the 90s that california will not be represented by a woman in the senate, because alex padilla took over harris prophecy. and it will decide who will take over the next full six- year term of dianne feinstein's term next january. >> it's very interesting, the ballot you might've seen to elections, one of them takes over the current term, which expires next january, and the other we just alluded, the full six-year term beginning next year, both adam schiff and garvey are the top two in both, the former baseball star, campaign headquarters in palm desert, about 15 minutes ago. >> the first game of a

doubleheader. and november 5, keeping that open. as we will celebrate again. i congratulate congressman schiff for joining me in the general election, and recognize congresswomen porter and lee for being in the arena and fighting for their beliefs. >> there he was, low-key as he usually is, steve garvey, congressman schiff is in hollywood tonight, he just addressed his supporters minutes ago. >> it looks like were going to the general ladies and gentlemen! you helped us build the biggest grassroots campaign for senate in california history. and i can't thank you enough. >> is happened about five minutes ago, while adam schiff

was sinking his supporters and members, protesters barged into the event right there, around the first or second row from the stage, and brought his speech to a halt, they were chanting with sounded like cease-fire now amongst other things. security came in, about five or six minutes, and protesters in the room, paused for a little while and finally they were eventually able to clear them from the scene. figure schiff has been ardently pro-israel, and ashley today, in line out of prison abiding, and harris has been calling for the by administration -- in the by demonstration talking about the cease-fire, it was today that adam schiff said he would align himself with the white house position. and involved with why the protesters were there

>> the fact that they have steve garvey, is now number 2 in the race facing off with adam schiff. >> and adam schiff, and terry mcsweeney joins us now, part of the night with members of the republican party, their reaction not just locally and statewide but nationally as well. >> it is a very good night for republicans in california, there have not been a lot of those in the past many elections, but tonight steve garvey, on the november ballot against adam schiff, it means a lot to republicans, the first time they've had a victory in a statewide election since 2006 when arnold schwarzenegger ran for governor, and since 1988 since they had a u.s. senate victory, john dennis he is the chair of the san francisco gop, and this is a great thing. a surge by steve garvey and how are you feeling right now? >> i'm feeling great. there's

also been a surgeon republican registrations, without registered democrats in california over the last month, it's been an exciting time, we are super excited about this. >> let's look in november, that's work matters, that's where the winner goes to the senate, up against adam schiff, these two people could be more different, adam schiff will probably be getting a lot of the kitty porter votes and barbara lee votes, if that happens, what chance does steve garvey have, what does he have to do to get the win in november? >> the democrats have a much higher registration but a low turnout night and the internet will be much higher for the presidential election. and i think steve garvey will appeal to a lot of centrists, no party preference people and even centrist democrats. he has done well in every single debate, after every debate is pulling his got up, i expecting him to be formidable in november. >> thank you for taking the

time in helping us tonight.>> the trinity bar, and it's been a good night in a town where there are not many republicans, the percent, and 8% are republican, having to celebrate in a statewide victory for the candidates. steve garvey, back to you. >> thank you very much terry, this talk what the other candidates in the race, on long beach, the watch party, the congress woman running for the senate seat, she came up with 50% of the vote so far, she's not going to be advancing to the november election, it will be adam schiff and steve garvey, but this is what she said a short time ago. >> i want to thank each and everyone of you, really, each and every one of you, for the support you have shown me in this campaign and over the years. our success over the last six years has shown is that californians and americans are hungry for leaders who break the mold.

>> in these pay now, a summer night for representative barbara lee. nbc's project -- rejecting she will not advance to the general election, a big name in the bay area but it didn't translate, at least this time, for statewide support. >> this has been a phenomenal multiracial and multiple generational -- multigenerational movement, and i want to thank everyone for their help. >> another high-profile and big- money rays, who is going to replace longtime congresswomen anna ashooh, 30 years she's been in the house of representatives, district 16, the peninsula into the south bay. >> a lot of big names, let's show you some of the results, we will get to those in just a moment. this is what the former san jose mayor and evan lows in here as well, let's bring in a reporter, the former mayor at

his watch party.>> and outside the watch party, it's inside, i was able to talk for a few minutes, really excited, also very tired and hoping for the best, one of the favorites tonight. wanting to take a look at the images, when we were inside the watch party he talks to the media and said he is the person that should go to congress, because he was the mayor of san jose for eight years, he has experience, he knows how to deal with the housing crisis, the homeless crisis, he can bring that nationwide. and also asked him, how do you prepare for the reason this is what he had to say. >> we had to sprint from a standing stop in this one. the good news is, i've been through a battle or two before. as the mayor of the city of million people. it certainly helps to have that kind of experience going into

this.>> reporter: now this is a very important race because whoever is elected is going to be able to make changes nationwide, now the person is going to be able to write bills, vote for bills and also he was telling me that he's the right person for this because he also speaks spanish, he's illegal and of the latino community and their struggles, and hoping for the best, and we will be contending with them tonight and see how those results go. back to you guys. >> thank you. here are the results right now in the district 16, we set a lot of high-profile names, the former mayor, sam liccardo with 20 preset -- 23%. and joe simitian in second, but evan low is very optimistic, the former mayor of cupertino, and 60% of the vote, very close for the second spot between

simitian and low. >> is running in third place, we caught up with him tonight in cupertino. he says even though these are the numbers right now, he is staying very optimistic and he's going to do so until the very end>> is an exciting moment in time to see democracy in action. i'm hopeful we can see more of a turnout, the trends are still to be told.>> and that is evan low. and move on to a different seat, we told you barbara lee is not moving forward but she did have to give up her congressional seat to be able to try to run for dianne feinstein prophecy. district 12, that show you what those results are right now, simon right now has 43% of the vote, following her, jennifer tran with 80% of the vote, those two will be the ones who will move forward it looks like but we don't know completely, we will have to see how things

break out. and is also tony daysog with 50%. chris. talk about the presidential primary, nbc news is called a win for trump and present by in california. setting up for a possible rematch in november but it doesn't come as much of a surprise. >> the single biggest delegate grab of the season, 16 states and one territory up for grabs. it was a big night for the former president trump pulling away with wins in 12 states so far tonight, nikki haley winning in vermont, that was her soul victory tonight. that brings her total delegates to 92, esther trump is 946. needs about 269 more delegates to secure the republican nomination. a matter of formality now. he has many wondering if this could be nikki haley's last night the race.

so far she is not mentioned about dropping out. she does not have many public campaign events this evening, that will certainly change tomorrow, while donald trump did address a crowd of his supporters at mar-a-lago a couple of hours ago. >> this is one of the finest run campaigns that everyone has ever seen, that's pretty good right. that is surely a statement. and we have no choice, because november 5, right around the corner, it's going to go down as the single most important day in the history of our country. >> president biden didn't give a speech night, instead he issued a statement, if donald trump returns the white house, all of this progress is at risk. he is driven by grievance and rift, focused on his own revenge and retribution, not the american people after tonight, the president needs 540 more delegates to win the nomination, he is the only

democratic candidate to win delegate so far. let's bring in larry grierson and the linda jackson from san jose state, no present -- no surprises here, what so many voters have access concern about, is that why we didn't see so many people go to the polls, it seemed like a given from the beginning? figure each of these folks has a problem. trump is a problem because he has to get back those nikki haley voters, there pretty committed, a lot of them say they don't want trump, they don't want him. he has to win them back, he's got time to do, that's what is to do, on the other hand, biden has to mobilize those democrats that are just not excited about him. you can see this about trump, he has excited supporters, biden's supporters are lethargic, he has to mobilize them and bring them in, one has to win people back in the other has to bring in those of a sideline, they have a lot, each of them between now and november.>> and 24 to 48 hours.

and bowing out in the race. she may decide to enter campaign with the next day or two, she did say she was going to stay in the race as long she was competitive, looking at the math, doesn't have a path to the nomination at this point, but she just has been showing us that trump support is not 100%. she had 40% of the vote in south carolina, even though not competitive in terms of winning it, has been showing us the softness of his support among some republicans. as larry says, looking at how those nikki haley voters decide to vote november as well as all of the independents and moderates, i would be surprised if nikki haley days in it much longer.

but i think she's also thinking about her own future in republican politics, so the other big question is, will she endorse trump or not? because that's a big question. can i jump back to the 16th congressional district that race to replace an issue, -- anna ashooh. >> he's been in the bay area a long time, simidian, but was it the ricardo recognition as a san jose mayor that kind of boosted him and the excitement that he has about everything that he does? >> i think paul mitchell had it right earlier jessica, would he said there was a low turnout, which expected, that means the electorate will be skewed towards older people and whites, so you see them doing much better, and it probably has hurt evan low, still an opportunity for him to catch

simitian. the turnout factors important, it's already lower in the primary, even lower than we expected, and the kind of action you got with simitian and liccardo will change forever low, are there certain precincts that will come in for him? >> it's hard to know, we do know this, the aapi community and the game activity are both invested in the election, we may see votes come in forever low, that we have not seen so far. it's hard to know, we don't know where they're coming from but two points is not a lot, depending how -- it depends on how much of the vote is in and ow much with to

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welcome back to are super tuesday coverage, let's talk about san jose mayor matt may hand, looks like you this

weekend i just voted for him, but he's again running to keep his seat. >> he's back on the ballot because san jose changed its election cycle to have the mayoral race align with the presidential race. so here we are. with bring in damian trujillo, with the incumbent mayor. damien? >> that's right, if he is relaxed -- reelected in former years to be the first mayor to serve 10 years, a ten-year term of if you will, right now we are in mop up duty, some of the aides are here packing up things at the victory party in san pedro square before they head off. as the mayor said, let's over the day but tomorrow it's time to get back to work. he did win the overwhelming vote over tyrone wade, a newcomer to the political scene, and didn't return some phone calls to the media try to get some

information about them. the supporters and thanking them for what they've done for the last two years, the next four years, public safety and addressing the homeless issue. here's what he had to say about that work regarding the homeless. >> it's the central issue, when i knock on doors and talk to committee members, it's homelessness, crime, blight, and economic opportunities. it's very basic issues. we have to focus, government can't be everything to everyone.>> a couple of years ago when he first ran for mayor, nobody on the city council endorsed him for mayor. and tonight us all to her maybe three city councilmembers celebrating with him, the victory for the next four years, like i said he's going to get back to work tomorrow to work on two priorities right now, addressing the homeless issue. the end of the arab street in

camas and he wants to work on public safety. >> thank you damian. we will show you the numbers for mayor mahan, 88% of the vote, tyrone wade, running against him, 12% of the vote. really a large, we can also call -- almost called a landslide in terms of the vote that mahan has gotten. >> damian covers san jose politics so aggressively, he reached out to tyrone wade several times and there's not much of a campaign, not much advertising are campaigning and not much community support that sense, not sure if the effort ever was a competitive race, but mayor mahan predicted to win , the case for weeks. >> supervisor cindy chavez, was going to run, but bowed out and is not running for mayor and had no real competition on the city council or santa clara supervisors or anything like

that. >> let's turn our attention to the headlines. in live look in san francisco on the super tuesday. let's bring in our chief meteorologist, it looks beautiful out there, some dry weather for little while. >> we will get there as we had later on this week, through tomorrow we could have heavier downpours with thunderstorms, gusty winds, more details i was going to be changing of the weather, a system just off the coastline, the crazy thing about the storm system is the way that the storm track is sitting up, it's not going to fully move over california, but right on down the coastline, as we head through tomorrow we will see the outer edge pulling in the chance of rain. at of that we have spotty showers appear towards santa rosa, not a lot but if you're here over the next hour, slick spots up towards healdsburg. and tonight and tomorrow morning, the heaviest zone of

rain is offshore. and as we head through tomorrow afternoon, will see the rain but look from the south and we couldn't we could get into the thunderstorms starting at 1:00 tomorrow, continuing to 4:00 and then the activity through about six and 7, and as we head through tomorrow night it moves through the south. new information about how things will play out. overall trace amounts to about half an inch for most of the bay area. soft they would be in the bull's-eye of the wet weather, the santa cruz mountains, a half inch, some of the higher elevations, and the thunderstorms are lingering around, we will have that and tracking it for you. the forecast, chile in the 40s, for the east bay, and 44. daytime highs in the 50s to low 60s across the bay area but check this out, thursday and friday, the high pressure

returns, sunshine, dry weather, and eventually, not this weekend, the following weekend, into the 70s, that will be incredible. the 7-day forecast, best thing we've seen for a while, thursday and friday with the sunshine, a few showers saturday, sunday and monday, it does not look like anything big. san francisco has only seen five days of sunshine this year. this is going to be much welcomed not only their but a lot of the bay area. >> even the 60s seems like such a vast improvement. >> will be able to go out for little. >> let's get back to the election coverage. on the super tuesday, district 3, covering napa, salado and contra costa counties, it is a tight race between democrat and republican there, >> district 7, covering contra costa county, and 33% of the

vote, by jesse arreguin, and dan kalb, 70%, you've seen kathryn lybarger with commercials here. 13%. >> district 9, alameda and contra costa, barkley and oakland, a lot of ads in this race as well, no numbers to report right now, we would check throughout the hour, back in a moment.

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visit xfinitymobile.com today to learn more. welcome back to our election coverage, checking some results for you, proposition one, the only statewide proposition on the ballot. if past it would authorize over $6 billion in bonds to build dental health facilities and housing for the homeless. it would also change a special wealth tax known as the mental health services act and reallocate some of those funds

away from the county. gavin newsom, the governor, had been proposing, it was thought to be an easy win but really tight when you look at it. right now 53% of the vote is for yes but it is very tight with 47% of people across the state voting no. >> a big part of tonight's election, was happening in san francisco, so much frustration with crime and homelessness, we talk about it, you the chance to do something about it, let's bring in chris scott a lot to do with mayor breed, two measures that she's supporting in the country is turning in to see how san franciscans vote to change the city. >> early in the night, 514 precincts have reported, 37%, still lots of us to be counted. looking at a couple measures, the affordable housing measure, $340 million to create affordable housing and perhaps of the city made a deadline

that the state is imposing. we give you the number so far, and lots of them still to be counted. measure a involves crime -- measure b, for 500 more police officers in services who, up to 2005 years. so far tonight san franciscans are saying it seems no to that, but still early in the night, two thirds of the vote is currently still out there. measure e, police rules, the mayor has backed this one, yes, sam cisco saying yes, get rid of the redtape and let the cops put the bad guys behind bars. >> measure e and f are big for the mayor, we will continue to follow the. the votes are still being counted, we will update you on big races coming up including two congressional seats that are still

welcome back tour special coverage of super tuesday, we are going to continue with some of the results as they come in. >> a lot is happening at this late hour. with check in with some of the big races, with high-profile candidates, a lot of money being spent. the senate race to replace dianne feinstein, adam schiff and republican steve carvey -- steve garvey are the top two vote getters tonight. they will now advance to the november general election. the first time since the 1990s that california will not be represented by woman in the u.s. senate. >> another high-profile race, another big money raise, still developing at this hour, the question is, longtime congresswoman. retiring from politics, district 16 from the peninsula in south bay. it is close, the former san jose mayor in the lead, sam liccardo but longtime politician and bay area lawmaker, joe simitian with

80%, devin little is right now in third place but again this is still early on, and evan low just a short time ago said he remained optimistic that the evening and the tide would turn for him. as the votes continue to be counted.>> also a close vote tonight, the only statewide proposition on the ballot is prop one, we will get the numbers up for you in just a moment, if past it would authorize more than $6 billion in bonds to build mental health facilities and housing for the homeless, the only statewide proposition, leading yes, by a small margin. >> that was expected to have a large margin when it first pulled, when they were done, we are going to show them to you, back a month ago, really had overwhelming support and we've seen the support dip as it got closer to this primary. right now it is a close rates, 53% in favor of proposition one,

which would also reallocate a portion of the millionaires tax passed in 2004, to ask for more housing to be for the homeless. you can see there, no is 47%. >> a big issue, talking about health and mental health facilities that we used to have a is the bay area and california in the 80s, the fields aspect the facilities were shut down, he wants to increase the mental health facilities and redirect some of the money. right now it is passing by slim measure. >> and specifically a lot of money going towards building more affordable -- housing for the homeless . about to being counted, a lot has to go through come about so we dropped off this evening, more mail that still needs to be counted. candace at the registrar's office. >> hello, what a difference out

here. it is quite right now. the last career that was dropping off the mail-in ballots, dropped off the ballot boxes, and it stopped by and they all picked it up, workers here cleaning up the signage, the colored tape, all the barriers and we want to show you what it was like out here just an hour or two ago, when cars were bustling through the front of the county, the registrar's office here dropping off mail-in ballots. including the result cartridges as i mentioned from voting machine. the interesting thing about those electronic votes, they will be tallied tonight, workers won't go home until they are tallied. all the physical and votes will be counted tomorrow, the signatures need to be verified. i was told by some of the workers here, the work will go

for several more days, just tomorrow, the of thousands of those go through, the signature and all that, it has been very exciting here, a family affair, helping out the media, dropping out ballots, -- dropping off ballots, they say they want to be part of the community and part of our democracy. back to you. >> with the registrar of voters there. >> who voted today, turnout was projected to be low, you figure it still is low, paul mitchell, based in sacramento, nice to have you back in the program. we've been talking about it for weeks, was the turnout low, as your company and others were projecting? >> as of today all the ballot that we know of that were received in process puts is only at 18%. of those ballots, 22 million male that had been returned as of earlier today, that does not count, all the people voting at

the polls, and receiving and processing today and the balance that they will receive and process for the next few days as long as their smart by election day. we don't know eventual turnout for projecting it to be around 30%, which will be a low watermark for the state, and as low or even lower than the 2012 presidential primary, the other historic low. >> as far as november, 30% for march, november will double if not more? >> of the november election will be its own standalone election. this election there was no presidential contest on the democratic or republican side to speak of, and there were not people jumping out of bed saying it's election day. in november i think there will be competitive super competitive presidential races, and a nationalization of the election, everybody will be talking about it.

so it will be the feeling like we had 2016-20, even 18, this might be the most important election of my lifetime, low turnout means really nothing about what it means in november. >> this talk about the 16 congressional race between adam schiff and steve garvey, the orchestrated a way that garvey rose up and gave him momentum, even steve garvey said you have to prepare for the rest of the race, it will be daunting for him. what are your expectations going forward. can garvey continue the momentum that was kind of orchestrated by adam schiff? >> when steve garvey entered the race i just looked at the basic math. about 40% of the vote in a low turnout election would be republican or independence vote republican, and if you could get 75% of the vote, being the only real republican, that anybody is talking about, he would be gifted automatically 20 or 30%

of the actual final vote and that would be enough to get to the runoff. i was projected he would be in the runoff based on the math. the adam schiff campaign to spend a lot of money, expenditures for shiv, more money was spent promoting garvey in this race that has been spent on a republican at the statewide level in california since meg whitman in 2010. the big impact it might have the on the senate race is all the other races of the ballot, when you have heightened republican turnout like we had in this focus on the republican candidate in this race, it will impact a lot of down ticket races, we are already seeing this kind of garvey effect around the state where republicans are making it into runoffs in races that everyone expected would be to democrats garvey effect, that is, we will have to use that raise going in>> thank you for having me. >> let's talk to pete cerrato's,

standing by with joe simitian, the silicon valley to replace and ashooh -- anna. peat? >> there right other tales.>> reporter: the crowd is disbursing at the election party, of course a lot of excitement at the palo alto creamery, showing him in the top two of the race. he is inside, he is right behind me inside of the creamery, still talking with supporters, but of course he did address them earlier when there was a much bigger crowd, i want to show viewers that video, addressing the crowd, thinking those supporters for all of their hard work to get him to this point. now, simitian is well known in the district that covers san

mateo and san jose counties, state senate, assembly, billboards, and currently in the role as a santa clara county supervisor. i asked him if the experience separated him from other candidates and this is what he had to say. speakers of people were saying all right, he knows these communities and he's actually delivered real results and i think the issues that we talked about in terms of national priorities, healthcare, economic security, women's right to choose, climate change, these were all things that were top of mind for voters i talked with. and i think they are feeling good about the fact that i would be on it from day one.>> -- >> reporter: he expects to nice results to hold and it's a close race, he said he's turning his attention to the november general election. back to the studio. >> thank you, at joe simitian headquarters in the creamery and palo alto.

that will be another interesting wristwatch, tonight super tuesday or advancing into the november general, crediting him and based on experience and age, working against them. >> let's talk about the board of supervisors. district 2, some of the results, right now, 31% of the vote, and nguyen, and duong, at the first time that we have two vietnamese candidates competing against each other.>> and madison is a big name in the area as well. district 5, here's the latest tally that we have, right now with 41% of the abe-kogavotes, margaret, and sally lieber with 25%, plenty that's a pretty close race word.

>> cindy chavez, district 2 is actually your seat because you are termed out, so as you look at both of these races, district 2 and also district 5, what really comes to mind for you, what you looking at? figure i'm excited to see the caliber of people running for the board of supervisors, it's so important, as you know, safety net services and covers the healthcare system in sheriff's department and social services agent, so i'm excited about that. i will tell you something else, when i served of the first day for the board of supervisors, there was five women, now seeing the women advancing, we were going to have one man, the opposite of what i got there. >> president biden said it's the hardest job in america to work for the county, and elected leader for the county, because your budget is always low.

the struggle to raise, you know the candidate so low, liccardo and simitian. what are you looking at going forward? >> excellent caliber of candidates, smart and hard- working, all with great accomplishments. i do think it's interesting to me how much money was spent in the races, and who ended up where, if you look for example at mr. dixon office showing, it's very interesting, demonstrates that having a long history in the community outweighs how much money you've raised, and that's particularly true, for supervisor simitian and evan bell. >> do you think they will credit him for the asian experience or would be a detriment to him? >> a great question. a hardwood answer. mr. maturity great point about really thinking distinctly about both of these elections, both what people are thinking

of the primary and it could be very different in the general. >> and whether people compare her to president biden, the complaint has been he's too old, will those still be made with joe simitian. and 23, you set the table for matt mahan, nobody stepped up to go against him. your reaction to what you're saying tonight and the possibility that he could be mayor for 10 years? >> that's an excellent question about just what it means for the city of san jose. at first i will just say that for all of us that choose public service, the reason you do it is you want to make great change, what i'm hoping is, the counsel of the community will really step up to provide the kind of support that the mayor needs to address the big issues of homelessness and public safety and how we cleanup the

city that we all love very much. with this really does mean is that the expectations are going to be high as they should be for all of us. for all of us. >> i was like shaking you know, i was so scared. when i first reached out to jacoby and meyers. i didn't know if i had a case or not. as soon as i got a hold of my attorney, she was very, very nice, very kind. because of jacoby and meyers, i don't have that pressure to worry about a medical bill or things like that. if i know of any accident, i'm like, call jacoby and meyers, they'll help you.

welcome back to our election night coverage on the super tuesday, let's start in the east bay now, congresswoman barbara lee pass the baton essentially to her projected replacement for district 12, let's look at the results, and shows simon with 43% of the vote, and jennifer tran, with 12%. >> a joint watch party between simon and barbara lee, it difficult night for barbara lee, she gave up this district 12 seat to run for the senate seat.

to replace dianne feinstein in the fourth position behind adam schiff and steve garvey. i know she was there for little bit, what was the move investment mood for barbara lee and also simon? >> barbara lee supporters, still encouraging going to wait until all the poles are counted, and for the campus, it's really watch party that turn into a victory party for them. significantly leading the polls, things are starting to thin out now a little bit here, as the night is coming to a close. lot of energy in the room throughout the night here in downtown oakland. earlier tonight, passing the torch to simon explaining that she will follow in her footsteps. a

board director in 25 years as an organizer and advocate for civil rights and social justice. winning major endorsements in the race including one for governor newsom. simon plans to continue promoting economic justice and women's rights, and her office. and here's what simon had to say about the possibility of taking over for her mentor and former college professor barbara lee's seat. >> i will fight for our folks and i will stop fighting until the material conditions of the folks outside of this institution here, their lives are better. i'm committed to that for the rest of my life. i'm excited to go to washington and i'm bringing all of us with this, we are going to win not just the election but we are going to -- win rights for people and housing and public safety, i'm going to work across the aisle and build a coalition as i've done for 30 years, let's go. team lateefah, i'm so excited. >> you watch party turning into

a victory party as the numbers continue simon's favor, back to you guys. >> thank you. nice to see that energy of a first-time elected official when they head to washington dc, lateefah heading out. >> very gracious of barbara lee to pass the baton to her. >> the state assembly district 15, covering contra costa county, see the results here, the close race between the top two, democrats and republicans, farias this figure was set of san francisco, stefani in the lead with 56% of the vote. >> district 25 covering parts of san jose, ash kalra, along time politician, 40%, against

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committee for several cisco. tonight it was elbow to elbow room here, this party in hayes valley, the mayor was very happy about the early election results, here's what she said earlier tonight. >> efficiently calling the results of e and f in our favor! >> [ cheering ] speakers the mayor is there, go ahead with a quick rundown of proposition a, 67%, proposition the head by 67%, proposition c, ahead by 53%, 50+1 to pass. and the rules, property, is ahead, proposition e is 59%, a 50+1 to pass. proposition f is ahead 63%, and

proposition d i had 83%. proposition e is something, as you heard her say, call me offices, already has officially called it and they will no doubt be celebrating this tomorrow with all of the election results when they finally come in. reporting live in san francisco. nbc news. >> proposition e, power to sf pd and proposition f, giving drug screenings to those drug screenings to those receiving we

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