Campbell, Kimberlin, Li Pull Ahead In Fremont Races

The polls are closed in Alameda County, and voters have had their say on councilmembers, a slew of ballot measures and control of Congress. FREMONT, CA — The polls are closed in Fremont, and voters on Wednesday are still officially waiting to know who will represent them in Congress, serve on the city council, whether billionaires will get their own California tax, and whether a blue wave will flood Congress, possibly sinking the final two years of President Donald Trump’s lame-duck presidency. Millions of voters and election officials waited not only for the results but also for the president’s reaction, who insisted so many Republicans won because his name wasn't on the ballot. He congratulated Democrats on the victory and said he looked forward to working with them "for the good of our country," according to CBS. Find out what's happening in Fremontfor free with the latest updates from Patch. "I think they're gonna want to work with me," Trump said.

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