Pamela Price Concedes in Alameda County DA Recall

Price, the first Black woman to serve as Alameda County's DA, acknowledges defeat in a historic recall election.

Pamela Price conceded after losing a recall election by a significant margin, with 63% voting for her removal.
Price's concession marks the first time an Alameda County DA has been recalled, highlighting voter dissatisfaction with her progressive policies.
During her brief tenure, Price focused on criminal justice reform, including prosecuting law enforcement officers and addressing mass incarceration.
Her office recently charged nine sheriff's deputies and two jail clinicians in connection with an inmate's death at Santa Rita Jail.
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors will appoint an interim DA, with several candidates already expressing interest.