Newsom Tracker: Mayor campaigning in Sacramento

There are 20 days left until the Nov. 2 Election Day when voters will cast their support for or against Mayor Gavin Newsom in the race for lieutenant governor. Newsom is wasting no time. Today, the mayor is in Sacramento all day, campaigning, campaigning, campaigning. He will be back in San Francisco on Thursday for a special announcement with police Chief George Gascón.

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