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Election '24 Candidate and Finance Overview: Season Begins with Abrupt Changes in D7 Landscape; Houston's Long History of Local Gov Connections; NSA Backsliding on Armstrong's IAD Management Could Affect Campaign

Election '24 Candidate and Finance Overview: Season Begins with Abrupt Changes in D7 Landscape; Houston's Long History of Local Gov Connections; NSA Backsliding on Armstrong's IAD Management Could Affect Campaign

D7 Campaign Landscape Transforms Over Night as Reid Exits Race Last week, D7’s current CM Treva Reid announced that she won’t be seeking re-election as her first term in office ends. The late day announcement on the deadline to submit candidate paperwork triggered Oakland’s rules for candidate
Jaime Omar Yassin
A Campaign Finance Vehicle Using Funds from Just one Contributor Has Paid for the Majority of Thao Recall Campaign Expenses; AASEG on Track to Buy 100% of Coliseum Shares from City and A’s

A Campaign Finance Vehicle Using Funds from Just one Contributor Has Paid for the Majority of Thao Recall Campaign Expenses; AASEG on Track to Buy 100% of Coliseum Shares from City and A’s

Foundational Oakland Unites Expenditure Committee, a Vehicle for Recall Funds from Just one Contributor Foundational Oakland Unites [FOU], an independent campaign expenditure committee, has paid the majority of signature gathering bills for the recall of Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao–and received all of its recently reported $605K in contributions from
Jaime Omar Yassin
PLA Requirement for Measure U Funding Moves Forward; Judge Hastily Recuses on Thao Recall Subpoena Ruling; Modern OPD Records Management System Moves to Full Council Vote; City, AASEG Agree on Term Sheet

PLA Requirement for Measure U Funding Moves Forward; Judge Hastily Recuses on Thao Recall Subpoena Ruling; Modern OPD Records Management System Moves to Full Council Vote; City, AASEG Agree on Term Sheet

In Confused Vote, Committee Forwards PLA Question for Measure U Funding to Council A controversial plan to add a Project Labor Agreement [PLA] that would compel affordable housing developers into expansive union contracts in Measure U-funded projects passed a significant hurdle Tuesday. The four council members in the Community and
Jaime Omar Yassin