Barnini Chakraborty

Here's a look at high-profile mayoral races from San Francisco to Baltimore. History could be made in the Baltimore and Las Vegas contests.

Daniel Lurie's campaign and an independent committee backing him have raised more than $15 million. Of that, about $8 million came from Lurie himself.

Ysabel Jurado and incumbent Councilman Kevin De Leon have been sparring over police spending since she got into the race last year.

Tuesday's announcement was the culmination of a scandal into Andrew Do that began unraveling in 2023. Do also admitted to funneling $381,000 to purchase a home.

Thao was elected in 2022 as part of a progressive "blue wave." Calls for her recall began after she fired Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong.

The decision from George Gascón, the Democratic DA of Los Angeles County, has been derided by some as a political ploy to save his flailing reelection campaign.

Daniel Lurie says San Francisco voters are "desperate for change" from London Breed, and if elected, his No. 1 priority will be public safety.

Price has been accused of prioritizing the rights of criminals over victims and has shrugged off her promise to fight for minorities.

If Thao is voted out on Nov. 5, she will lose her job immediately. Who would replace her and how the city would move forward would get very complicated.

Polls have consistently shown that most voters do not approve of her job performance or the progressive agenda that has played out while she has been in charge.