The landslide recall of San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin raises questions about whether its success spells doom for progressive prosecutors or is a byproduct of the city and state’s unique political quirks.
One thing is clear: Boudin was beaten badly as the recall was winning on Wednesday with just shy of 60% of the vote. He lost by overwhelming margins in most of the city as many Democratic voters — including San Francisco’s la...
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