Westsider trails SF’s Kim for insurance commissioner, with ripples for resi market likely
If preliminary results are any indication, it looks as though former San Francisco Supervisor Jane Kim has secured a spot in the November runoff for the post of California insurance commissioner, while a favorite of the real estate industry will not be advancing. Kim led the field with about 24 percent of the vote, as of Wednesday morning. The second spot in the runoff is too close to call, with state Sen. Ben Allen pulling in about 19 percent of the vote. Stacy Korsgaden — who owns her own insurance brokerage in San Luis Obispo County — was at 17.5 […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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