There’s been worsening rates of children living in unstable housing and kids hospitalized with mental crises.
Tag: Andrew Do
Andrew Do served on the Orange County Board of Supervisors and is now imprisoned for corruption. This archive follows the whole arc: the nonprofit contracts, the federal case, the guilty plea, his resignation and the forensic audits still finding questionable spending.
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State Closes Money Laundering Investigation of OC Republican Party and Andrew Do
Investigators took no enforcement action, finding “insufficient evidence” of any violations.
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Republicans and Democrats Seeing Their Own Wins in Orange County as U.S. Elects New President
Orange County residents turned out to vote in this election like never before.
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Orange County Election Results Remain Close
Republicans and Democrats may both have something to celebrate soon.
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Latest Orange County Election Results Reveal Tight Battles for National, State and Local Seats
The latest race results reflect more than 62,000 new ballots counted on Thursday night.
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Is Orange County On Track to Stay Purple?
In the latest results posted Wednesday, most race results barely moved. A much larger update expected tomorrow.
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2020 Election Night Results: 1st District OC Supervisor
One of the hottest local election battles of 2020, the 1st District supervisor’s race pitted the two candidates against each other for a seat on the county’s powerful Board of Supervisors.
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Elections Officials and DA Investigate Alleged “Fake” Vote Center in Westminster
The Orange County District Attorney and Registrar of Voters announced on Tuesday afternoon they were investigating an allegedly fraudulent vote center in Westminster, after the location was filmed and posted to social media that same day.
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Hotly Contested Supervisor Race Pits Republican Andrew Do Against Democrat Sergio Contreras
The outcome will decide if Republicans keep their 4-to-1 supermajority on the powerful Board of Supervisors.
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County Political Parties as Money Laundering Vehicles for Politicians
The state has issued over $160,000 in fines for laundering money through county-level political parties.
