SF Election: Prop 1 at 50.17%/49.83%, Prop A at 70.03%, Moderates Lead DCCC

In the ongoing San Francisco election, the latest updates reveal significant developments in the counting process and the standings of various propositions and seats. The 'Yes' margin for Gavin Newsom's Prop 1 has narrowed to 12,474 votes, with a close split of 50.17% to 49.83% after adding 18,704 votes from several counties. The city has seen a turnout of approximately 9.26% with 82,462 votes cast, and there are still ballots to be counted, including 103,000 vote-by-mail and 7,500 provisional ballots. An estimated 111,000 ballots, or about 50% of all ballots cast, are still pending, with a projected overall turnout of 48-49%. The Democratic County Central Committee (DCCC) has seen a shift, with Moderates holding 21 out of 24 seats, and Prop A increasing its lead. A recent count added 27,331 new votes, leaving an estimated 98,500 ballots remaining. One notable change occurred in the DCCC seats, with Laurance Lem Lee being replaced by Peter Ho Lik Lee. The Moderate Democrats for Change slate is leading in 12 of the 14 matchups against their progressive rivals. With 60,000 new ballots counted, Prop A is now at 70.03%, and Moderates have 18 out of 24 seats on the DCCC, with 37.5k ballots left to count.