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Here are the election results you need to know. California voters are deciding the outcome of 14 state propositions, including measures to tax the wealth of billionaires, require voters to show ID, speed up environmental reviews and fund affordable housing, schools and healthcare.
With roughly half of all votes counted statewide — representing 6.7 million voters and counting — three measures had earned enough support to be declared winners by the Associated Press, while two have definitely failed.
In the Bay Area, key congressional races in San Francisco and the North Bay remain too close to call, while measures giving Oakland and San Francisco mayors more power appeared headed to victory.
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