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Thy Vo

Thy Vo

Thy is a reporter covering the cities of Anaheim, Garden Grove, and Westminster as well as transportation issues and the courts. She’s the daughter of two Vietnamese refugees and grew up in Anaheim and Orange County’s Little Saigon community. She speaks Vietnamese and conversational Mandarin Chinese. During her time at Voice of OC, Thy has investigated nepotism and illegal contracts in the city of Garden Grove, an illegal pension arrangement by the Westminster city attorney and controversy over the use of publicly-funded mass mailers by county supervisors. Thy has received accolades from the Orange County and Southern California Press Clubs, including a second place Best Public Affairs Story award from the OC Press Club for her story “Dick Jones’ Sweet Deal in Westminster,” and a third place Best Feature Story award from the SoCal Press Club for “Struggles of Second Generation Reveal Long Shadow of War.” Before working for Voice of OC, Thy interned at the Santa Barbara Independent; China Economic Review in Shanghai, China; and Orange County Register. She graduated from Haverford College with a degree in political science. Languages spoken: English, Vietnamese and Mandarin Areas of expertise: Anaheim, Garden Grove, Westminster, immigration, pension issues, court coverage and transportation.

Latest Results Show Democrats Continuing to Gain Ground in Key OC Races

2018 elections
By Nick Gerda, Thy Vo and Spencer Custodio | November 9, 2018

Three days after the election, there are still more than 366,000 ballots estimated left to count, and the ongoing trend continued to benefit Democrats. Here are the latest counts as of 5 p.m. Friday.

Track the Latest Results in Key Orange County Races

2018 elections
By Thy Vo | November 8, 2018

Two days after the election, there are still an estimated 400,365 uncounted ballots countywide, with no way of telling which close races those votes will affect. Here are the latest counts as of 5 p.m. Thursday.

Too Close to Call Races in the 39th and 45th Congressional Districts

2018 elections
By Thy Vo | November 7, 2018

In the 45th Congressional District, Republican Rep. Mimi Walters has a 3.2 point lead over Democrat and attorney Katie Porter. In the 39th Congressional District, Republican former state Assemblywoman Young Kim leads by 8.4 percent over Democrat and philanthropist Gil Cisneros. There are still 418,600 estimated votes left to count countywide.

The Latest on the Anaheim and Santa Ana Election Counts

2018 elections
By Thy Vo and Nick Gerda | November 7, 2018

An update of ballot counts Wednesday evening showed Anaheim and Santa Ana candidates retaining the leads they had in election night counts. At least 40 percent of ballots are still left to count across Orange County, which could take weeks to finish counting.

Donald Barnes to Succeed Sandra Hutchens As Orange County Sheriff

2018 elections
By Thy Vo | November 7, 2018

Barnes, who has so far received 57 percent of votes to 43 percent for his opponent, Duke Nguyen, declared victory Wednesday afternoon. The Registrar of Voters still has 418,600 votes to count.

Estimated 418,600 Ballots Left to Count So It May Be Weeks Before Winners in Key Races Are Known

Countywide
By Thy Vo | November 7, 2018

At least 418,600 Orange County ballots were left to count as of Wednesday evening, and “tens of thousands” more are estimated to be still traveling through the mail, so it will be days if not weeks before the outcome of a number of close races are known.

Anaheim Minimum Wage and Hotel Development Ballot Measures [Latest Election Night Count]

Anaheim Minimum Wage Initiative
By Thy Vo | November 6, 2018

The hotel industry and labor unions spent record amounts on Measure L, which would require city subsidized businesses to pay their workers $18 an hour starting in 2022.

Young Kim vs. Gil Cisneros in OC’s 39th Congressional District [Latest Election Night Count]

2018 elections
By Thy Vo | November 6, 2018

The 39th district is the most diverse of the contested congressional districts in California with half of the voters Latino and Asian.

Anaheim’s Contested Mayor and Council Race [Latest Election Night Count]

2018 elections
By Thy Vo | November 6, 2018

The election results determine the balance of the Anaheim City Council majority in a year where the Disneyland Resort, hotel industry and unions have spent a record amount on the election.

A New Sheriff for Orange County [Latest Election Night Count]

2018 elections
By Thy Vo | November 6, 2018

The election comes after years of controversy and scandal for the retiring Sheriff, Sandra Hutchens.

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