Source: New York Post
Voters in Alameda County were back at the polls Tuesday — just two weeks after the primary election — to decide who will replace disgraced ex-congressman Eric Swalwell, whose career imploded after disturbing allegations of rape and sexual assault derailed his candidacy for California governor. Despite months of controversy surrounding Swalwell, voters in the deep-blue East Bay aren’t breaking their habit. With 80% of ballots counted as of 8:32 p.
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