November 2022 Election
San Franciscans will vote on a slate of politicians and ballot initiatives on November 8, 2022. Discover the latest news and coverage about the November election from The San Francisco Standard below.
SF’s Political Winners and Losers in a Brutal Election Year
Labor Pains: Union Groups Couldn’t Sway SF Voters This November
School Board Recall Leader and Mayoral Appointee Ann Hsu Loses to Progressive Challenger
Ann Hsu’s School Board Seat in Peril
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Incumbent SF DA Brooke Jenkins Want To Focus on Prosecution, Less on Politics
‘To Be a Strong Voice on Behalf of Our Community:’ SF DA Candidate John Hamasaki on Why He’s Running
SF DA Candidate Joe Alioto Veronese Wants To ‘Rescue’ San Francisco
‘I’m the Most Pro-Police Candidate There Is:’ Meet SF DA Candidate Maurice Chenier
Additional Coverage
Brooke Jenkins Officially Wins District Attorney Race, School Board Appointee Ann Hsu Now Behind
Housing Activists Plot Their Next Move as Ballot Measure Fails
Vacant Homes Tax Passes, Fate of School Board Candidate Ann Hsu Uncertain
Pelosi Says She’ll Decide on House Leadership Role After Midterms Settled
Election Update: Prop. E Loses, District 4 and Prop. D Races Remain Too Close To Call
New Election Results: Housing Measure Prop. D Still Slightly Behind
Engardio Maintains Lead Over Mar. But Sunset Supervisor’s Race Still Too Close To Call
Does Gov. Gavin Newsom Have What It Takes to Be President?
The Haight and Its Neighbors Carried Car-Free JFK Drive to Victory
With 40% of San Francisco Ballots Uncounted, Here Are the Paths to Victory
DA Jenkins Declares Victory: ‘The People of San Francisco Are Ready and Interested in Accountability Being Restored’
SF Voters Starkly Divided by Neighborhood on Rival Housing Measures
Sharks Circling Nancy Pelosi Despite Reelection Win
Mayor Breed Looks Like the Real Election Night Winner. Now What?
Wanting More From Tax Dollars, Voters Poised to Add Oversight to Homelessness Department
Prop. B, Sanitation and Streets Do-Over, Is a Winner
Post-Recall Mayoral Appointees Lead School Board Race
SF Votes in Favor of Car-Free JFK Drive
Matt Dorsey Leads Honey Mahogany by Wide Margin
Housing Factions Lock Horns as Prop. D Is Too Close To Call
