Voters Successfully Recall Oakland's Soros

Voters in California's Alameda County have successfully recalled the district's radical George Soros-funded soft-on-crime chief prosecutor.

The recall of District Attorney Pamela Price, a Democrat, has the potential to deal a blow to the principles of progressivism in the criminal justice system across one of the bluest areas in California.

Price became the first elected district attorney in the history of Alameda County to be recalled from office.

Her district includes the city of Oakland which has been ravaged by violent crime in recent years,

The success of the recall effort was revealed by the unofficial final results that were provided by the county early on Wednesday morning, as Breitbart News reported .

Even left-leaning locals disapproved of Price, a prosecutor installed by Soros, for implementing "criminal justice reform" policies.

Even though city and county election officials are still counting ballots cast on Election Day, voters have expressed their support for removing her from office less than two years into her first six-year term.

However, it may take several days for the final results to be certified because of the continuation of the counting process.

Price's self-proclaimed "exclamation point in history" as the first black woman elected to the post ended in a historic whimper with the election of the next president.

Alameda County Board of Supervisors, which consists of five members, will be saddled with the responsibility of picking a replacement to serve until the next general election, which will take place in 2026.

As a result of Oakland's adoption of policies that "defund the police," the city's crime rate increased to the point where Price's own laptop was stolen from her vehicle.

Also, Price was accused of engaging in nepotism after she hired her boyfriend, despite reservations regarding his previous employment history.

On Tuesday, her counterpart in Los Angeles County, George Gascón, was defeated in his bid for reelection by significant proportions.

In June of 2022, voters in San Francisco also recalled the radical District Attorney Chesa Boudin, which was the first indication of a backlash in the state.

Like Price, Gascón and Boudin were also funded by Soros and promoted the radical billionaire's pro-crime agenda.

Prop 36, which overturned many of the most problematic "reforms" of Proposition 47 of 2014, which is generally criticized for increasing crime, particularly retail theft and looting, was approved by voters across the state of California with an overwhelming majority, as Slay News reported .

According to a report that was released prior to the election, there are seventy-five radical left-wing prosecutors who are connected to Soros, a Democrat megadonor.

Over the past few years, Soros has been spending an enormous amount of money to elect individuals who advocate for "criminal justice reform" around the country.

This is the first report of its kind to place such a significant amount of emphasis on Soros' role, and it was compiled by the Law Enforcement Legal Defense Fund (LELDF).

When the role that Soros played in these elections was first reported during the election cycle of 2018, the Los Angeles Times identified 21 races in which he was involved.

The newspaper also suggested that he might have been involved in a much larger number of races that were difficult to identify due to laws that protect the identities of donors to nonprofit organizations that are permitted to engage in limited political activity.