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Vangs Clings to Majority Lead After Latest Fresno Election Vote Count

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Brandon Vang’s lead slipped, but he is still above the 50% plus one vote margin to avoid a runoff in Fresno City Council District 5. Vang stands at 50.14% as of Thursday afternoon. Elizabeth Jonasson Rosas is second with 34.97%, followed by Jose Leon Barraza (12.31%), Paul Condon (2.33%), and write-in Nickolas Wildstar (0.22%). If Vang’s margin holds, a runoff election isn’t necessary. However, if his total falls below a majority, Vang — a Sange…

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Fresnoland

Fresno City Council District 5 special election updated results

Brandon Vang clung to over 50% of the vote in the Fresno City Council District 5 special election per an updated tally from the Fresno County Clerk’s Office late Thursday – but his margin shrank slightly, increasing the possibility of a July runoff with his second-place opponent Elizabeth Jonasson Rosas.Vang – a Sanger Unified trustee – held onto 50.14% of the vote as of Thursday, followed by Elizabeth Jonasson Rosas – a Fresno Unified trustee a…

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The San Joaquin Valley Sun

Brandon Vang still in position for outright win for Fresno City Council

Brandon Vang continues to be on his way to an outright victory in his race for the Fresno City Council in District 5. Vang, a Sanger Unified School District trustee, remained above the 50% threshold with the latest vote count on Thursday. Where the results stand: Vang now leads all candidates with 50.14% of the vote, down slightly from the 50.5% share that he held on Tuesday night. Fresno Unified trustee Elizabeth Jonasson Rosas, the wife of…

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