These were the most-read stories for the week of Nov. 5-11.
Carl DeMaio’s ability to rouse taxpayer anger at unions fueled his rise but ultimately kept him out of the mayor’s office.
2. DeMaio Concedes in Mayor’s Race
Carl DeMaio concedes the race at a Wednesday morning press conference.
3. Morning Report: Democrats Rout
A big night for local Democrats and school boosters, the day in photos and fun moments, and a light that lingers.
4. The Engaged Voter’s Election Guide
We provide background and links on the biggest local and statewide races, all in one place.
5. City Gives Out Raises Despite Pay Freeze
Pension initiative passed in June limits across-the-board pay hikes, but the provisions might not apply to nonunion workers.
6. Early Results: DeMaio, Lightner On Top
Both races are close.
7. A Changing City Picks Filner for Mayor
The Democratic congressman said San Diego’s politics hadn’t kept up with its evolving demographics. But Filner’s lack of specific ideas make it hard to tell how he’ll lead the city.
8. San Diego’s Top Prosecutors Don’t Like the New Mayor
How awkward will it get after the DA, U.S. attorney and city attorney tried to keep Bob Filner out of the Mayor’s Office?
9. San Diego’s Top 9 to Watch Tuesday
The top Election Day contests worth watching from a San Diego point of view.
10. Morning Report: Alright Bob Filner, Whatcha Got?
Close races remain, Vargas election is a first, DeMaio’s future, school bond fracas and Chargers got a grip.
Dagny Salas is the web editor at Voice of San Diego. You can contact her directly at dagny.salas@voiceofsandiego.org or 619.550.5669.
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