Summary
Get ready to vote, Concord! Your June 2nd ballot isn't just about the big governor's race; you'll also be choosing local representatives, including a key U.S. District 10 seat. Your vote matters for local leadership!
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Your vote could shape local budgets and how your tax dollars are spent.
Everyone who wants a say in how Concord is run benefits, as these elections determine who makes decisions impacting your daily life.
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Letter: Antioch District 4 Should Avoid Amateur Hour and Re-Elect Monica Wilson
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Concord: What's On The June 2 Ballot
CONCORD, CA — Ballots for the June 2 Statewide Direct Primary Election will land in mailboxes starting next week, bearing the names of more than 60 candidates for one of the most chaotic gubernatorial races...
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