Aseem Shukla
Deputy Data Editor at San Francisco Chronicle
Bay Arean; Language Nerd; Deputy Data Editor @sfchronicle. Formerly data + politics @PhillyInquirer.
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1 month ago |
sfchronicle.com | Aseem Shukla |Sarah Ravani |Harsha Devulapalli
Oaklanders voiced their displeasure with embattled former Mayor Sheng Thao by ousting her in a historic recall last fall. On Tuesday, they must come together to pick her successor. Nine candidates are running to replace Thao, who has since been indicted on federal bribery charges and has pleaded not guilty, and finish out the remaining 18 months of her term. Former Rep. Barbara Lee and Oakland City Council Member Loren Taylor are the apparent front-runners.
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Jan 22, 2025 |
sfchronicle.com | Aseem Shukla
Every year, thousands more California residents leave the state than vice versa — and they take their politics with them. In some states, the effect has been the spread of West Coast-liberalism. In others, movers actually helped pad President Donald Trump’s margins, pulling them firmly out of Vice President Kamala Harris’ reach last November. Regardless of party, the reasons for the exodus are no surprise: California has stratospheric wages for some and housing shortages for all.
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Jan 22, 2025 |
sfchronicle.com | Aseem Shukla
Every year, thousands more California residents leave the state than vice versa — and they take their politics with them. In some states, the effect has been the spread of West Coast-liberalism. In others, movers actually helped pad President Donald Trump’s margins, pulling them firmly out of Vice President Kamala Harris’ reach last November. Regardless of party, the reasons for the exodus are no surprise: California has stratospheric wages for some and housing shortages for all.
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Dec 20, 2024 |
sfchronicle.com | Roland Li |Aseem Shukla
San Francisco’s population drops once again in an ominous sign for the city’s recovery from the pandemic.
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Dec 1, 2024 |
sfchronicle.com | Aseem Shukla
Like the rest of the nation, California swung right in 2024. But unlike some other places, there was little contribution from voters changing their votes from Democratic to Republican. Instead, it’s mainly because Democratic voters seem to have stayed home. In the 49 California counties where the estimated vote count was nearly complete by Thanksgiving Day — a list that accounted for 97% of the state’s voting-age population — turnout fell by more than 10% compared to the 2020 election.
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Philly angle finders undefeated https://t.co/hcj1zuUA9b
Pretty sharp divides in Oakland voting so far: two of the blocs we identify have Taylor up, while three have Lee. But the turnout in the "uphill" blocs is (so far) much higher! https://t.co/wfQJWui9ac
The Bay Area contains 3 of the top 5 US counties by share of births to mothers aged 40+ https://t.co/jauZjlfi0s