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From KQED.

Music From KQED Public Radio in San Francisco, this is Forum. I'm Scott Schaefer, in today for Michael Krasny.

This hour, Michael Tubbs was just 26 years old when he was elected mayor of Stockton

four years ago. He was seen by many as a rising star. His program of guaranteed income was funded by

Silicon Valley philanthropists and at one national attention. He was also the focus of an HBO

documentary titled Stockton on My Mind. In spite of that, or maybe in part because

of it, Tubbs lost his bid for re-election to a Republican challenger last month, and some say a relentless

disinformation campaign on a local news blog helped defeat him. We'll get his take on all that,

an exit interview with Stockton Mayor Michael Tubbs right after this.

Welcome to Forum. I'm Scott Schaefer here today for Michael Krasny.

Well, there were plenty of surprises in the November election, but one result here in the Bay Area really stood out

for me, the defeat of Stockton Mayor Michael Tubbs. He was elected four years ago at the age of

just 26, and his innovative guaranteed income policy attracted big funding from Silicon Valley

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