California’s primary is coming to a close — with voters casting their final ballots to decide on the state’s future.
Their long list of choices included an unusually close governor’s race and consequential local races, including the fight to replace Rep. Nancy Pelosi’s seat.
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But on Tuesday morning, polling places across the Bay Area were quiet, reflecting some of the uneasiness of constituents. At North and West Oakland satellite locations, poll workers said turnout was lower than expected.
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