<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3UbkPT_1GxhpHlc00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3UbkPT_1GxhpHlc00" width="504" height="288" ></figure>On Tuesday, Contra Costa County Elections released their latest results where several races now have clarity.Here is a rundown of the “closer” races and where things stand in the Nov. 3, 2026 General Election as of Tuesday, November 10, 2026, 3:35:35 PM:City of Antioch, District 1: Tamisha Torres-Walker continues to gain ground on Joy Motts. Motts held a 229-vote lead on Friday, however, with Tuesdays update, the lead is now just 109 votes.<ul><li>Motts – 51.00% (2,791)</li><li>Torres-Walker – 49.00% (2,682)</li></ul>It should be noted that on election night, Motts held a 331-vote lead.<figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=2lC6SS_1GxhpHlc00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2lC6SS_1GxhpHlc00" width="504" height="288" ></figure>Concord City Council, District 3Dena Acosta Beere continues to close the gap on Robyn Kuslits as just 32 votes separate the two. On Friday, Kuslits held a 48-vote lead. Seta has fallen behind by 225 votes.<ul><li>Robyn Kuslits – 29.68% (1,014)</li><li>Dena Acosta Beere – 28.74% (982)</li><li>Don Seta – 23,09% (789)</li><li>Douglas Lezameta – 18.50% (789)</li></ul>El Cerrito City CouncilNo changes in this race, however, Wysinger increased her lead over Nowinski. On election night, Wysinger and Nowinski were separated by just 59 votes. By Friday, Wysinger had expanded her lead to 330 votes. Today, the lead has grown to 533 votes which ensures she is re-elected.<ul><li>Kimberly White – 23.23% (5,2,15)</li><li>Carolyn Wysinger – 21.55% (4,837)</li><li>Wally Nowinski – 19.17% (4,304)</li><li>Gabe Quinto – 15.96% (3,582)</li><li>Mary Jawili – 13.51% (3,032)</li><li>Forrest Lanning – 6.59% (1,480)</li></ul><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0T2S81_1GxhpHlc00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0T2S81_1GxhpHlc00" width="504" height="288" ></figure>Pittsburg City CouncilIn Pittsburg, Dionne Adams and Arlene Kobata are all but locks to be re-elected. The real battle continues for the third seat. With Tuesdays update, Sonja Shephard increased her 58 vote lead over Wolfgang Croskey to 172 making it likely she wins the seat.<ul><li>Dionne Adams – 14.03% (7,150)</li><li>Arlen Kobata – 12.27% (6,252)</li><li>Sonja Shephard – 12.04% (6,137)</li><li>Wolf Croskey – 11.71% (5,965)</li><li>Hector Gonzalez – 10.21% (5,259)</li><li>Pauline Johnson – 9.93% (5,059</li><li>Alvin Nelson – 8.06% (4,109)</li><li>Amhari Perkins – 7.78% (3,064)</li><li>C. Cardininalli-Macaluso – 7.20% (3,668)</li><li>Carolynne Born – 5.07% (2,585)</li><li>Mark Line – 1.71% (860)</li></ul>With 11 candidates competing for three seats, Adams and Kobata benefited from anti-data center candidates splitting their own vote. Had the opposition consolidated behind fewer candidates, would Pittsburg be preparing to seat three new councilmembers next month? It’s a question worth discussing once the final results are certified.San Pablo City CouncilThis one continues to be one of the more interesting races as Anna Villalobos now is in the lead for the top spot. Still very close.<ul><li>Anna Villalobos – 26.71% (2,686)</li><li>Elizabeth Pabon Alvarado – 26.60% (2,675)</li><li>Rita Xavier – 24.43% (2,456)</li><li>Caden Cotton-Blake – 22.26% (2,238)</li></ul>San Ramon City Council, District 4Marisol Rubio increased her lead from 82 votes to 104 over challenger Jeffrey Joh.<ul><li>Rubio – 50.74% (3,560)</li><li>Joh – 49.26% (3,456)</li></ul>Richmond MayorClaudia Jimenez will be the next mayor of the City of Richmond with Tuesdays update where her lead continued to increase over Ahmed Anderson. Jimenez lead jumped from 2,203 votes Friday to 3,309 Tuesday.<ul><li>Claudia Jimenez – 55.24% (17,446)</li><li>Ahmad Anderson – 44.76% (14,137)</li></ul>For full results, click here.</div></body>

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Motts – 51.00% (2,791) Torres-Walker – 49.00% (2,682) It should be noted that on election night, Motts held a 331-vote lead. Dena Acosta Beere continues to close the gap on Robyn Kuslits as just 32 votes separate the two. On Friday, Kuslits held a 48-vote lead. Seta has fallen behind by 225 votes.

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Motts – 51.00% (2,791) Torres-Walker – 49.00% (2,682) It should be noted that on election night, Motts held a 331-vote lead. Dena Acosta Beere continues to

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