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Cesar Zepeda Wins Richmond District 2 Election by 3 Votes After Recount | Post News Group

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Zepeda said he was looking forward to working with his constituents, including Butt, on the issues facing his district and the city. The District 2 councilmember represents areas of the city including portions of Hilltop, North Richmond, Point Richmond and parts of Marina Bay.

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