Connie Chan Concedes Defeat in California's 11th Congressional District

Democrat Connie Chan acknowledged on social media that she lacks a clear path to victory in California's 11th Congressional District, following the apparent defeat of her candidacy.

Assembled News DeskNovember 6, 20261 min readIt’s 1:45 AM in New York

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According to the South China Morning Post, Democrat Connie Chan, who was selected by the former US House speaker, stated on social media that she does not possess a "clear path to victory" within California's 11th Congressional District, conceding the election. Chan also extended congratulations to Scott Wiener on his election, who appears to have defeated Nancy Pelosi’s hand-picked successor in the San Francisco congressional district. The report suggests that California state lawmaker Scott Wiener may have secured a victory over the successor chosen by Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi in her San Francisco congressional district.

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