How the battle for Pelosi's seat ignited a bitter San Francisco Democratic showdown
The race to succeed Rep. Nancy Pelosi has created a divide among San Francisco Democrats. The contest features a state legislator and a city supervisor supported by Pelosi.
The race to replace Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-San Francisco) in Congress has divided the progressive city and state Democrats more broadly, splitting them between a prolific gay state legislator and a Chinese immigrant city supervisor with Pelosi's imprimatur.
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