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SF had a once-in-a-generation election. But turnout is still ‘abysmally low’
San Francisco's election was described as once-in-a-generation, but voter turnout remained 'abysmally low.' The crowded governor's race and the race to succeed Nancy Pelosi failed to inspire voters.
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