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Clovis news for Wednesday, November 4, 2026

2 stories from Clovis and Fresno County, in about three minutes.

Local Politics · Fresno, CA

Fresno Election Night: City Council Leads, Measure S Trailing Early

Early Tuesday-night results showed Rob Fuentes leading Naindeep Singh 52.13%–47.87% in Fresno City Council District 1, Ariana Martinez Lott ahead of Nav Gurm 54.69%–45.31% in District 7, and Joaquin Arambula over Keshia Thomas 55.99%–44.01% in District 3. The Measure S transportation tax renewal trailed with 53.53% voting against it in early returns, though both campaigns urged patience as thousands of ballots remained uncounted. In county races, Kerman Mayor Maria Pacheco led Fresno City Councilmember Mike Karbassi 55.37%–44.63% for the Board of Supervisors, and incumbent Michele Cantwell-Copher held a 57.52% lead over Eimear O'Brien for County Superintendent of Schools. Fresno Unified school board races also showed early leads for Miguel Arias in District 1, Valerie Davis in District 3, and Karen Steed in District 4.

Source: Fresnoland Read the full story ↗

Local Politics · Fresno County

Magsig Takes Early Lead in CA Senate District 12 Election

Fresno County Supervisor Nathan Magsig held about 62.5% of the vote over Libertarian William Brown Jr.'s 37.5% in early returns for California Senate District 12, as of 8:30 p.m. Nov. 3. The district covers northeast Fresno and Clovis, plus portions of Tulare and Kern counties including parts of Visalia and Bakersfield. Magsig, a Fresno County supervisor since 2017, said his priorities include infrastructure, forest management, water and energy policy. Brown, a Marine veteran from Visalia, focused his campaign on fiscal responsibility and reducing taxes and regulations.

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