SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — More than two months after being charged in a federal corruption case, suspended State Sen. Leland Yee (D-San Francisco) received more than 200,000 votes for Secretary of State in Tuesday’s primary election.
More than 287,000 votes were cast for Yee, about 10 percent of the total. Yee was third place in the balloting and received more votes in the contest than five other challengers.
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So not only the dead vote Democrat but also the Brain Dead.
Yeah, lots and lots of Kool-aid drinkers in Kalifornia.
True believers comrade.
LOL you have faith in humanity.
Mine died long ago, and no quantity of cutesy pictures and heartwarming stories will ever bring its maggot-infested rotting corpse back from the grave.
Gotta remember he’s a Democrat. Those people in the Graveyards will still vote for him
This is a perfect example of what is wrong with politics.Every son of a bitch in congress is a scumbag. Except my guy, he’s the second coming.