Four candidates are vying for a coveted and rarely available seat in the state Assembly representing San Francisco’s District 17 after David Chiu resigned from the post to become city attorney. With one week to go, the Standard updated its money trackers to show who’s gaining steam.
San Francisco voters will decide on Feb. 15 whether to oust three Board of Education members — Alison Collins, Gabriela López and Faauuga Moliga — in a recall election that’s garnered national attention and could prove a bellwether for voter sentiment in progressive cities. The Standard mapped out the publicly available data on 1,088 recall supporters.
Four candidates are vying for a coveted and rarely available seat in the state Assembly representing San Francisco’s District 17 after David Chiu resigned from the post to become city attorney. The Standard took a look at where the money is flowing in from and what this could mean before the Feb. 15 special election.
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