Seven candidates entered. Two remain. Who will win Tuesday's San Jose City Council election?
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Seven candidates entered. Two remain. Who will win Tuesday's San Jose City Council election?
"I've always sought to be a councilmember that the people of District 3 can count on. That's why I don't take corporate money. I want to make sure that folks know that, first and foremost, I'm there to represent all of the residents of District 3 and that's where my loyalty will lie."
"The sex scandal that prompted Torres' resignation...sowed a deep level of distrust in local government, evidenced by residents overwhelmingly asserting that they should pick the next representative of District 3."
The San Jose District 3 City Council race is nearing its conclusion with Gabby Chavez-Lopez and Anthony Tordillos vying for the seat left vacant by Omar Torres following his resignation due to a scandal. This runoff is crucial for impacting the city's policy for the coming year. Tordillos, once a dark horse, aims to resonate with voters by refusing corporate contributions, emphasizing his commitment to representing District 3 residents. With a significant distrust in the local government, voters are eager to reclaim their voice in this pivotal election amid special election costs.
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