Alameda County DA Pamela Price Faces Recall Vote in November

The decision to align the recall with the general election is seen as a cost-saving measure and a potential advantage for Price.

The recall election for Alameda County DA Pamela Price is set for November 5, coinciding with the general election.
Price's critics accuse her of being soft on crime, linking her policies to a rise in Oakland's crime rates.
Supporters argue the recall is driven by wealthy conservatives opposed to Price's criminal justice reforms.
A special election would have cost up to $20 million, while the November date is expected to save taxpayers $16 million.
The recall effort narrowly qualified for the ballot, with 48,600 of the 123,000 collected signatures disqualified.