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California state lawmaker Scott Wiener appears to have defeated congresswoman Nancy Pelosi's hand-picked successor in her San Francisco congressional district.
California state lawmaker Scott Wiener appears to have defeated congresswoman Nancy Pelosi's hand-picked successor in her San Francisco congressional district.
Democrat Connie Chan said she does not have a "clear path to victory" in California's 11th Congressional District, conceding defeat in a post on social media.
"I congratulate Scott Wiener on his election," she said.

President Trump signed his first official action after his party lost the midterm elections, using a red baseball cap reading "VETO" on the Resolute Desk as a symbol of shifting power in Washington, then spoke to reporters about keeping the Oval Office.

Retired Major General Zang Youxia, former chairman of the Huang Fuxing Party Committee of the Kuomintang, is suspected of receiving funds and instructions from the CCP to hold many dinner parties in Taiwan, demanding that candidates not supporting Taiwanese independence forces such as "Black Bear" were attempted to influence this year's nine-in-one election. The prosecutor applied to the court for detention in accordance with the Anti-infiltration Law, and the judge ordered him to pay a bail of 700,000 yuan and restrict his travel abroad.
Hubert Aiwanger, leader of the German Free Voters Party and Deputy Governor of Bavaria, died in a Berlin hotel on the 4th. The police ruled out external factors and forensic examinations are still continuing. Iwanger was originally scheduled to attend the opening of the party's new Berlin office that day, but was unable to attend due to physical discomfort.

California state lawmaker Scott Wiener has defeated congresswoman Nancy Pelosi's hand-picked successor Connie Chan in California's 11th Congressional District. Chan conceded defeat on social media, stating she does not have a clear path to victory and congratulating Wiener on his election.

California Governor Gavin Newsom announced he will commute the death sentences of all 548 inmates on death row, the largest in the western hemisphere, via a letter to Californians as he nears the end of his second term.

The Executive Yuan opposed the Legislative Yuan's third reading of the amendment to the Elderly Welfare Act, and the spokesman threatened to take constitutional measures. Chen Yixin, chairman of the KMT's Cultural Communication Committee, criticized the Executive Yuan for paving the way for not countersigning, and named 10 Democratic Progressive Party legislators who were absent during the important vote on October 16, asking them to publicly express their support for central subsidies for the elderly health insurance premium.