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Share Tweet Nov. 3 Election Endorsements The Post Newspaper Group endorse the following political candidates, propositions and measures. Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee City Council District 2: Charlene Wang District 4: Janani Ramachandran District 6: Kevin E. Jenkins City Auditor: Michael Houston OUSD School Board District 2: Jennifer Brouhard District 6: Valarie Bachelor Measure EE: Yes Measure FF: Yes Berkeley Berkeley City Council District 1: Laura Babbitt District 4: No endorsement District 7: Syrak Micael District 8: No endorsement Peralta Community College Board of Trustees Area 5: Sandra Weese East Bay Municipal Utility District District 3: Marguerite Young Bay Area Rapid Transit District 4: Robert Raburn AC Transit District 3: Joel Young City of Richmond Mayor: Ahmad Anderson State Offices Governor: Xavier Becerra Lt. Governor: Fiona Ma Secretary of State: Shirley N. Weber Controller: Malia M.

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