Dawnte Early May Be Able To Fill West Sacramento Council Seat — The Sacramento Observer

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Dawnte Early May Be Able To Fill West Sacramento Council Seat — The Sacramento Observer

WEST SACRAMENTO - Eighty-nine votes. That’s all that kept an area woman from guaranteeing a spot as the first Black person to serve on the West Sacramento City Council. African American data researcher Dr. Dawnte Early may still have a shot as a seat has been opened by Councilmember Martha Guerrero beating out Mayor Christopher […]

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