Joe Eskenazi is a managing editor and columnist for Mission Local, an independent news outlet covering local news in San Francisco. With a focus on the Mission District, Joe's articles cover a range of topics including local politics, community events, and issues affecting the residents of San Francisco.
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By: Joe Eskenazi
A number of district races remain too tight to call, but Bilal Mahmood continues to outpace incumbent Dean Preston in District 5
By: Joe Eskenazi
In a tight D11 race, Chyanne Chen has pulled ahead of Michael Lai. Connie Chan is pulling away in D1 and Bilal Mahmood is sitting strong in D5
By: Joe Eskenazi
Incumbent Board of Education president Matt Alexander on cusp of gaining re-election
By: Joe Eskenazi
Incumbent Board of Education president Matt Alexander on cusp of breakthrough
By: Joe Eskenazi
Incumbents Connie Chan in District 1 and Myrna Melgar in District 7 will hold onto their seats. In District 11, the race remains tight.
By: Joe Eskenazi
From left to right: Patrick Hoge, San Francisco Examiner reporter and moderator of the forum, Jose Morales, Roger Marenco, Michael Lai, Chyanne Chen, Ernest "E.J." Jones, and Adlah Chisti holding her daughter. Photo by Xueer Lu. June 25, 2024.
By: Joe Eskenazi, Xueer Lu
In District 11, Chyanne Chen now has 11,820 votes to Michael Lai’s 11,610 — just a 210 vote margin. Chen gained three votes from yesterday.
Why did Daniel Lurie win? How did Connie Chan prevail while Dean Preston lost? And why did Prop. D fail so badly?
By: Joe Eskenazi
Counting continues, with a pair of contests being too close to call: D11 supervisor and the final open seat on the school board
Yujie Zhou and Joe Eskenazi took home awards for tech reporting. Photo by Abigail Van Neely
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