Han Li

San Francisco’s Democratic Party entered a new era Friday night as candidates from the city’s moderate political camp, who won in a landslide in the March election, were sworn into office.

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<p>San Francisco’s Democratic Party entered a new era Friday night as candidates from the city’s moderate political camp, who won in a landslide in the March election, were sworn into office.</p>

The governing body, officially known as the Democratic County Central Committee, or DCCC, also elected Nancy Tung, a career prosecutor and chief-level attorney working for the District Attorney’s Office, as the party chair.

<p>The governing body, officially known as the Democratic County Central Committee, or DCCC, also elected Nancy Tung, a career prosecutor and chief-level attorney working for the District Attorney’s Office, as the party chair.</p>

“Thank you, everyone, for this distinct honor,” Tung said. “Hopefully, we will be able to unify as we go towards November.”

<p>“Thank you, everyone, for this distinct honor,” Tung said. “Hopefully, we will be able to unify as we go towards November.”</p>

She admitted that there will be growing pains as the committee changes leadership and that it’s going to take some time to heal division within the party, but many of the new members are committed to doing that.

<p>She admitted that there will be growing pains as the committee changes leadership and that it’s going to take some time to heal division within the party, but many of the new members are committed to doing that.</p>

Tung received most of the support, while some progressive DCCC members voted to abstain from the vote.

<p>Tung received most of the support, while some progressive DCCC members voted to abstain from the vote.</p>

Tung’s election as party chair marks an inflection point in her tumultuous political career.&nbsp;

<p>Tung’s election as party chair marks an inflection point in her tumultuous political career.&nbsp;</p>

A veteran prosecutor and daughter of Taiwanese immigrants, Tung ran for district attorney in 2019 but lost to Chesa Boudin. In March 2020, she won a seat on DCCC, and Mayor London Breed appointed her to the powerful Police Commission soon after.

<p>A veteran prosecutor and daughter of Taiwanese immigrants, Tung ran for district attorney in 2019 but lost to Chesa Boudin. In March 2020, she won a seat on DCCC, and Mayor London Breed appointed her to the powerful Police Commission soon after.</p>

However, the Board of Supervisors shot down Tung’s nomination to the Police Commission. During the wave of protests following the murder of George Floyd by an officer in Minneapolis, Tung was seen as too friendly to police at a time when progressive leadership and criminal justice reform was ascendant in San Francisco.

<p>However, the Board of Supervisors shot down Tung’s nomination to the Police Commission. During the wave of protests following the murder of George Floyd by an officer in Minneapolis, Tung was seen as too friendly to police at a time when progressive leadership and criminal justice reform was ascendant in San Francisco.</p>

In 2022, after Boudin was recalled, Tung was among the shortlisted candidates competing for Breed’s appointment to replace Boudin. But Breed ultimately chose Brooke Jenkins, and <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2022/07/15/nancy-tung-returns-to-sf-district-attorneys-office-for-new-senior-position/">Tung later joined Jenkins’ administration</a>.

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<p>In 2022, after Boudin was recalled, Tung was among the shortlisted candidates competing for Breed’s appointment to replace Boudin. But Breed ultimately chose Brooke Jenkins, and <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2022/07/15/nancy-tung-returns-to-sf-district-attorneys-office-for-new-senior-position/">Tung later joined Jenkins’ administration</a>.</p>

Nancy Tung was elected as the new chair of the Democratic County Central Committee, and members and elected officials posed for a group photo on Friday, April 19, 2024. The governing body of the local Democratic Party chapter, officially known as the Democratic County Central Committee, or DCCC, elected Nancy Tung.


<figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://content.sfstandard.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/new.jpg?w=2500" alt="Group of diverse people posing in a room, some standing and one in a wheelchair, smiling at the camera." class="wp-image-269440"/><figcaption class="wp-element-caption">Newly elected Democratic County Central Committee members pose for a group photo on Friday.</figcaption></figure>


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<figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://content.sfstandard.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/new.jpg?w=2500" alt="Group of diverse people posing in a room, some standing and one in a wheelchair, smiling at the camera." class="wp-image-269440"/><figcaption class="wp-element-caption">Newly elected Democratic County Central Committee members pose for a group photo on Friday.</figcaption></figure>

The San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee was the subject of a major push by moderates to take control of the relatively obscure party governing board.

<p>The San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee was the subject of a major push by moderates to take control of the relatively obscure party governing board.</p>

Moderates argued that the San Francisco Democratic party was out of touch with San Francisco voters, taking <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2023/10/16/san-francisco-moderate-democrats-party-dccc/">unpopular positions on the 2022 recalls and other ballot issues</a>. The candidates aimed to restore what they saw as a tarnished political brand.&nbsp;

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<p>Moderates argued that the San Francisco Democratic party was out of touch with San Francisco voters, taking <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2023/10/16/san-francisco-moderate-democrats-party-dccc/">unpopular positions on the 2022 recalls and other ballot issues</a>. The candidates aimed to restore what they saw as a tarnished political brand.&nbsp;</p>

To that end, the newly elected committee passed a number of symbolic resolutions that articulate its priorities, such as in support of labor unions, public safety, school district student excellence and building more housing. The next meeting will be held a month later in May.

<p>To that end, the newly elected committee passed a number of symbolic resolutions that articulate its priorities, such as in support of labor unions, public safety, school district student excellence and building more housing. The next meeting will be held a month later in May.</p>

Tung was among the top winners in the March DCCC election, and she will serve with a mostly friendly group of colleagues after moderates <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/03/05/san-francisco-election-2024-democratic-county-central-committee-dccc/">captured a supermajority</a>.

San Francisco moderates take control of Democratic Party leadership

<p>Tung was among the top winners in the March DCCC election, and she will serve with a mostly friendly group of colleagues after moderates <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/03/05/san-francisco-election-2024-democratic-county-central-committee-dccc/">captured a supermajority</a>.</p>

Moderate-leaning candidates won a total of 18 elected seats, while progressives got six. Eight more seats are for ex-officio members, who are federal or state-level elected officials such as Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi.

<p>Moderate-leaning candidates won a total of 18 elected seats, while progressives got six. Eight more seats are for ex-officio members, who are federal or state-level elected officials such as Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi. </p>

The local party chapter will soon face difficult choices, however.&nbsp;

<p>The local party chapter will soon face difficult choices, however.&nbsp;</p>

The committee will play a major role this election year as moderate mayoral candidates compete for endorsements and support. Tung said the mayoral endorsement process will start in June after the filing deadline.

<p>The committee will play a major role this election year as moderate mayoral candidates compete for endorsements and support. Tung said the mayoral endorsement process will start in June after the filing deadline.</p>

The <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/03/14/san-francisco-mayor-race-moderate-endorsements/">political calculation and manipulation</a> for the mayoral endorsement may start soon, if it hasn’t started already, as multiple moderate candidates are running, including incumbent Mayor London Breed, former interim mayor Mark Farrell and philanthropist Daniel Lurie.

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<p>The <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/03/14/san-francisco-mayor-race-moderate-endorsements/">political calculation and manipulation</a> for the mayoral endorsement may start soon, if it hasn’t started already, as multiple moderate candidates are running, including incumbent Mayor London Breed, former interim mayor Mark Farrell and philanthropist Daniel Lurie.</p>

“The moderates in general are on the same page about ranked-choice voting,” Jade Tu, a newly sworn-in member and campaign manager for Farrell, told The Standard about the potential dual or triple endorsement of the moderate candidates. “People already are talking about endorsement, chatting about it.”

<p>“The moderates in general are on the same page about ranked-choice voting,” Jade Tu, a newly sworn-in member and campaign manager for Farrell, told The Standard about the potential dual or triple endorsement of the moderate candidates. “People already are talking about endorsement, chatting about it.”</p>

Nancy Tung, a career prosecutor, elected as San Francisco Democratic Party chair

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Nonprofit founder and Levi-Strauss heir Daniel Lurie has <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/05/24/san-francisco-mayor-election-daniel-lurie-funds-campaign/">cut a series of six and seven-figure checks</a> for his mayoral campaign, <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/04/04/san-francisco-mayor-election-daniel-lurie-wealth/">making full use of his family&#8217;s jean empire</a> as he pitches himself as a City Hall outsider.

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<p>Nonprofit founder and Levi-Strauss heir Daniel Lurie has <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/05/24/san-francisco-mayor-election-daniel-lurie-funds-campaign/">cut a series of six and seven-figure checks</a> for his mayoral campaign, <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/04/04/san-francisco-mayor-election-daniel-lurie-wealth/">making full use of his family's jean empire</a> as he pitches himself as a City Hall outsider.</p>

<p>Nonprofit founder and Levi-Strauss heir Daniel Lurie has <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/05/24/san-francisco-mayor-election-daniel-lurie-funds-campaign/">cut a series of six and seven-figure checks</a> for his mayoral campaign, <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/04/04/san-francisco-mayor-election-daniel-lurie-wealth/">making full use of his family&#8217;s jean empire</a> as he pitches himself as a City Hall outsider.</p>

But the <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/08/01/daniel-lurie-campaign-finance-believe-in-sf">big bucks Lurie has funneled toward his bid</a> contrast starkly with the amount he has received from donors lately.

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<p>But the <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/08/01/daniel-lurie-campaign-finance-believe-in-sf">big bucks Lurie has funneled toward his bid</a> contrast starkly with the amount he has received from donors lately. </p>

Between July 1 and Sept. 21 — the latest fundraising benchmark through required financial disclosure forms — Lurie collected $69,458 from donors.&nbsp;

<p>Between July 1 and Sept. 21 — the latest fundraising benchmark through required financial disclosure forms — Lurie collected $69,458 from donors.&nbsp;</p>

That was far less than his main opponents, Mayor London Breed, former interim Mayor Mark Farrell, and Board of Supervisors President Aaron Peskin.

<p>That was far less than his main opponents, Mayor London Breed, former interim Mayor Mark Farrell, and Board of Supervisors President Aaron Peskin.</p>

As of Friday, Lurie, the founder of Tipping Point, an anti-poverty nonprofit, had injected some $6.28 million of his own cash into the race. That included a cool $925,000 he contributed this week.

<p>As of Friday, Lurie, the founder of Tipping Point, an anti-poverty nonprofit, had injected some $6.28 million of his own cash into the race. That included a cool $925,000 he contributed this week. </p>

If that weren’t enough, he has an independent committee, <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/01/30/daniel-lurie-mom-spends-million-dollars-san-francisco-mayor-race/">anchored by a large donation from his mother, Mimi Haas</a>, backing his candidacy with millions more.

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<p>If that weren’t enough, he has an independent committee, <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/01/30/daniel-lurie-mom-spends-million-dollars-san-francisco-mayor-race/">anchored by a large donation from his mother, Mimi Haas</a>, backing his candidacy with millions more.</p>

Peskin —&nbsp;who has been lagging in the polls and launched his campaign in April, the latest of all the candidates — had the most robust grassroots fundraising haul of the period, bringing in $253,433. Farrell raised $177,360, while Breed got $147,219.

<p>Peskin —&nbsp;who has been lagging in the polls and launched his campaign in April, the latest of all the candidates — had the most robust grassroots fundraising haul of the period, bringing in $253,433. Farrell raised $177,360, while Breed got $147,219. </p>

All the candidates, <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/03/25/san-francisco-mayor-race-daniel-lurie-campaign/">besides Lurie</a>, are set to receive up to $1.2 million in public financing.

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<p>All the candidates, <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/03/25/san-francisco-mayor-race-daniel-lurie-campaign/">besides Lurie</a>, are set to receive up to $1.2 million in public financing.</p>

Aaron Peskin, the President of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors representing District 3, is speaks during a rally announcing his run for mayor of San Francisco on Saturday, April 6, 2024.


<figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://content.sfstandard.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/peskin-17.jpg?w=2500" alt="A man with a beard, wearing a suit, stands at a lectern with a microphone, potentially giving a speech." class="wp-image-265550"/><figcaption class="wp-element-caption">Aaron Peskin raised more than $250,000 this summer, the most of any major mayoral candidate.</figcaption></figure>


Political consultant Jim Ross said Lurie’s figures are likely the result of two key developments: The campaign is not focusing on fundraising, and voters see a rich candidate who already has immense resources.&nbsp;

<p>Political consultant Jim Ross said Lurie’s figures are likely the result of two key developments: The campaign is not focusing on fundraising, and voters see a rich candidate who already has immense resources.&nbsp;</p>

Lurie has focused on <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/09/06/daniel-lurie-mayoral-campaign-poll-win/">distinguishing himself</a> from the other candidates, who have all served in public office. He promises to take on City Hall corruption, build shelters for the homeless population, and fully staff the San Francisco Police Department.&nbsp;

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<p>Lurie has focused on <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/09/06/daniel-lurie-mayoral-campaign-poll-win/">distinguishing himself</a> from the other candidates, who have all served in public office. He promises to take on City Hall corruption, build shelters for the homeless population, and fully staff the San Francisco Police Department.&nbsp; </p>

More recently, he has jumped on scandals that have befallen <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/09/25/san-francisco-nonprofit-dream-keeper-initiative-collective-impact/">Breed’s signature Dream Keeper Initiative</a> and Farrell’s <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/09/19/mark-farrell-home-permits-san-francisco/">reported ethical missteps.</a>

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<p>More recently, he has jumped on scandals that have befallen <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/09/25/san-francisco-nonprofit-dream-keeper-initiative-collective-impact/">Breed’s signature Dream Keeper Initiative</a> and Farrell’s <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/09/19/mark-farrell-home-permits-san-francisco/">reported ethical missteps.</a></p>

“What happens with wealthy candidates is it becomes hard to raise money because nobody thinks they need it,” said Ross. “They tend to lean on wealthy candidates’ finances, which is a problem because donations are really an indication of not just money but strength and support.”

<p>“What happens with wealthy candidates is it becomes hard to raise money because nobody thinks they need it,” said Ross. “They tend to lean on wealthy candidates’ finances, which is a problem because donations are really an indication of not just money but strength and support.”</p>

Lurie has <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/08/09/daniel-lurie-ads-san-francisco-mayors-race/">been on a spending spree</a> — a necessity considering that just a year ago, many San Franciscans barely knew his name.

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<p>Lurie has <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/08/09/daniel-lurie-ads-san-francisco-mayors-race/">been on a spending spree</a> — a necessity considering that just a year ago, many San Franciscans barely knew his name.</p>

Since entering the race last fall, Lurie has spent $3.5 million at political media firm Thematic Campaigns, $213,000 on polling from David Binder, and more than $100,000 on opposition research from VR Research.&nbsp;

<p>Since entering the race last fall, Lurie has spent $3.5 million at political media firm Thematic Campaigns, $213,000 on polling from David Binder, and more than $100,000 on opposition research from VR Research.&nbsp;</p>

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Max Szabo, a spokesperson for Lurie’s campaign, said the candidate still <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/01/02/daniel-lurie-san-francisco-mayor-election-fundraising/">has a large pool of donors</a> and has raised a total of about $900,000 from more than 2,900 contributors. Lurie has consistently polled in the <a href="https://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/mayor-poll-london-breed-19621299.php">top three</a> and has <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/06/12/san-francisco-mayor-mark-farrell-poll-london-breed/">high favorability ratings among</a> prospective voters.

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<p>Max Szabo, a spokesperson for Lurie’s campaign, said the candidate still <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/01/02/daniel-lurie-san-francisco-mayor-election-fundraising/">has a large pool of donors</a> and has raised a total of about $900,000 from more than 2,900 contributors. Lurie has consistently polled in the <a href="https://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/mayor-poll-london-breed-19621299.php">top three</a> and has <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/06/12/san-francisco-mayor-mark-farrell-poll-london-breed/">high favorability ratings among</a> prospective voters.</p>

Meanwhile, Peskin&#8217;s latest fundraising figures are a beacon of hope for the progressive candidate, who has been polling last among the top four candidates.

<p>Meanwhile, Peskin's latest fundraising figures are a beacon of hope for the progressive candidate, who has been polling last among the top four candidates. </p>

<p>Meanwhile, Peskin&#8217;s latest fundraising figures are a beacon of hope for the progressive candidate, who has been polling last among the top four candidates. </p>

Running on a platform critical of real estate and big-business interests, Peskin has banked his mayoral bid on a grassroots effort that hinges on a coalition of young progressives and <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/06/28/san-francisco-mayors-race-westside-housing-aaron-peskin/">moderate homeowners</a> who balk at increased development.&nbsp;

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<p>Running on a platform critical of real estate and big-business interests, Peskin has banked his mayoral bid on a grassroots effort that hinges on a coalition of young progressives and <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/06/28/san-francisco-mayors-race-westside-housing-aaron-peskin/">moderate homeowners</a> who balk at increased development.&nbsp;</p>

While Peskin’s campaign is in the top spot during this fundraising period, it has $175,162 cash on hand —&nbsp; considerably less than the other campaigns, which all have north of half a million.&nbsp;

<p>While Peskin’s campaign is in the top spot during this fundraising period, it has $175,162 cash on hand —&nbsp; considerably less than the other campaigns, which all have north of half a million.&nbsp;</p>

“Aaron is running a grassroots campaign and has no billionaire backers and no deep pockets,” said Jim Stearns, a consultant for Peskin’s campaign. “We’re not going to put our faith in polling.&nbsp; We’re going to march down the field confident in the reception we’re getting on the ground.”

<p>“Aaron is running a grassroots campaign and has no billionaire backers and no deep pockets,” said Jim Stearns, a consultant for Peskin’s campaign. “We’re not going to put our faith in polling.&nbsp; We’re going to march down the field confident in the reception we’re getting on the ground.”</p>

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With summer drawing to a close, election season is rapidly approaching. November’s ballot will be stuffed to an unprecedented degree due to a 2022 voter-approved charter amendment that combines odd- and even-year contests.&nbsp;&nbsp;

<p>With summer drawing to a close, election season is rapidly approaching. November’s ballot will be stuffed to an unprecedented degree due to a 2022 voter-approved charter amendment that combines odd- and even-year contests.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

That means in addition to presidential and congressional races, San Franciscans will be choosing the mayor, district attorney, treasurer, school board commissioners, and more. There will also be more than two dozen state and <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/08/12/san-francisco-ballot-november-2024/">local ballot measures</a>. Here&#8217;s what you need to know.

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<p>That means in addition to presidential and congressional races, San Franciscans will be choosing the mayor, district attorney, treasurer, school board commissioners, and more. There will also be more than two dozen state and <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/08/12/san-francisco-ballot-november-2024/">local ballot measures</a>. Here's what you need to know.</p>

<p>That means in addition to presidential and congressional races, San Franciscans will be choosing the mayor, district attorney, treasurer, school board commissioners, and more. There will also be more than two dozen state and <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/08/12/san-francisco-ballot-november-2024/">local ballot measures</a>. Here&#8217;s what you need to know.</p>


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<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-ballots-arrive-in-october">Ballots arrive in October</h2>

All registered voters will receive mail-in ballots in early October, about a month prior to Nov. 5, Election Day. The package will include a prepaid return envelope; ballots can also be placed in more than 30 drop boxes <a href="https://voterguide.sfelections.org/general-information/official-ballot-drop-boxes-san-francisco">across the city</a>.&nbsp;

<p>All registered voters will receive mail-in ballots in early October, about a month prior to Nov. 5, Election Day. The package will include a prepaid return envelope; ballots can also be placed in more than 30 drop boxes <a href="https://voterguide.sfelections.org/general-information/official-ballot-drop-boxes-san-francisco">across the city</a>.&nbsp;</p>

For those who prefer to cast a ballot in person, early voting at City Hall starts <a href="https://sfelections.org/tools/cscal_nov24/">Oct. 7</a>. To find your assigned Election Day in-person polling place, use the <a href="https://sfelections.org/tools/portal/">voter portal</a>. (You can vote in polling locations that are not assigned for your precinct on Election Day, but your ballot will become “provisional” and require extra review.)

<p>For those who prefer to cast a ballot in person, early voting at City Hall starts <a href="https://sfelections.org/tools/cscal_nov24/">Oct. 7</a>. To find your assigned Election Day in-person polling place, use the <a href="https://sfelections.org/tools/portal/">voter portal</a>. (You can vote in polling locations that are not assigned for your precinct on Election Day, but your ballot will become “provisional” and require extra review.)</p>

You’ll be able to check on the status of your ballot via the <a href="https://sfelections.org/tools/portal/">voter portal</a> or the <a href="https://california.ballottrax.net/voter/">state tracking website</a>. If your ballot has not arrived by Oct. 11, or if it arrives damaged, phone the San Francisco Department of Elections at 415-554-4375 or visit the voter portal to request a replacement.

<p>You’ll be able to check on the status of your ballot via the <a href="https://sfelections.org/tools/portal/">voter portal</a> or the <a href="https://california.ballottrax.net/voter/">state tracking website</a>. If your ballot has not arrived by Oct. 11, or if it arrives damaged, phone the San Francisco Department of Elections at 415-554-4375 or visit the voter portal to request a replacement.</p>


<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-how-to-register-to-vote">How to register to vote</h2>


U.S. citizens who are 18 and older can register at the <a href="https://registertovote.ca.gov/">California Online Voter Registration website</a>. To receive mail-in ballots, you must register by Oct. 21. After that, you can get your ballot at City Hall or your assigned polling place.

<p>U.S. citizens who are 18 and older can register at the <a href="https://registertovote.ca.gov/">California Online Voter Registration website</a>. To receive mail-in ballots, you must register by Oct. 21. After that, you can get your ballot at City Hall or your assigned polling place.</p>

The state website can also update personal information and your address. For local ballot language changes, use the local department&#8217;s voter portal.

<p>The state website can also update personal information and your address. For local ballot language changes, use the local department's voter portal.</p>

<p>The state website can also update personal information and your address. For local ballot language changes, use the local department&#8217;s voter portal.</p>

Non-U.S. citizens who are San Francisco parents, legal guardians, or caregivers of children under 19 can vote in the school board elections. The slightly different registration process can be found on the <a href="https://www.sf.gov/non-citizen-voting-rights-local-board-education-elections">city government’s website</a>.

<p>Non-U.S. citizens who are San Francisco parents, legal guardians, or caregivers of children under 19 can vote in the school board elections. The slightly different registration process can be found on the <a href="https://www.sf.gov/non-citizen-voting-rights-local-board-education-elections">city government’s website</a>.</p>


<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-what-s-on-the-ballot">What&#8217;s on the ballot?</h2>


<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-what-s-on-the-ballot">What's on the ballot?</h2>

<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-what-s-on-the-ballot">What&#8217;s on the ballot?</h2>

While national politics dominate headlines, myriad local issues warrant your attention. Donors seem to think so too, as <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/08/01/daniel-lurie-campaign-finance-believe-in-sf/">tens of millions of dollars are flowing into local races</a> to influence voter opinions on candidates and policy measures.

<p>While national politics dominate headlines, myriad local issues warrant your attention. Donors seem to think so too, as <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/08/01/daniel-lurie-campaign-finance-believe-in-sf/">tens of millions of dollars are flowing into local races</a> to influence voter opinions on candidates and policy measures.</p>

San Francisco is having its first competitive mayoral race in six years. Incumbent Mayor London Breed won the special election by less than 3,000 votes in June 2018 and faced no major challenge in 2019, when she won a full four-year term. The scheduled 2023 mayoral race was moved to November due to the charter amendment combining odd- and even-year elections.

<p>San Francisco is having its first competitive mayoral race in six years. Incumbent Mayor London Breed won the special election by less than 3,000 votes in June 2018 and faced no major challenge in 2019, when she won a full four-year term. The scheduled 2023 mayoral race was moved to November due to the charter amendment combining odd- and even-year elections.</p>

Breed faces serious challenges from Board of Supervisors President Aaron Peskin, former interim mayor Mark Farrell, nonprofit founder and Levi’s heir Daniel Lurie, and Supervisor Ahsha Safaí.

<p>Breed faces serious challenges from Board of Supervisors President Aaron Peskin, former interim mayor Mark Farrell, nonprofit founder and Levi’s heir Daniel Lurie, and Supervisor Ahsha Safaí.</p>

Six supervisor seats are up for election, which could shape city politics for the next decade. The ballot will also feature <a href="https://www.kqed.org/news/11992997/here-are-the-state-ballot-measures-californians-will-vote-on-in-november">10 state propositions</a> and <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/08/12/san-francisco-ballot-november-2024/">15 local measures</a>, including the contentious Great Highway closure and city commission reform.

<p>Six supervisor seats are up for election, which could shape city politics for the next decade. The ballot will also feature <a href="https://www.kqed.org/news/11992997/here-are-the-state-ballot-measures-californians-will-vote-on-in-november">10 state propositions</a> and <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/08/12/san-francisco-ballot-november-2024/">15 local measures</a>, including the contentious Great Highway closure and city commission reform.</p>

If you’re feeling overwhelmed or confused, the city’s vibrant political and civic community, including dozens of <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/08/20/grow-sf-mayoral-endorsement/">advocacy groups</a>, <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/08/22/sfpoa-endorsement-london-breed/">unions</a>, and <a href="https://www.sfdemocrats.org/clubs">democratic clubs</a>, can provide you with information.

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Police union endorses Breed for mayor, but Farrell gets the deputies

<p>If you’re feeling overwhelmed or confused, the city’s vibrant political and civic community, including dozens of <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/08/20/grow-sf-mayoral-endorsement/">advocacy groups</a>, <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/08/22/sfpoa-endorsement-london-breed/">unions</a>, and <a href="https://www.sfdemocrats.org/clubs">democratic clubs</a>, can provide you with information.</p>

San Francisco election 2024: Your guide to registration and how to vote

When news broke that President Joe Biden was ending his campaign and endorsing Kamala Harris, San Francisco <a href="https://x.com/Scott_Wiener/status/1815161698447180076">politicians</a> <a href="https://x.com/AaronPeskin/status/1815188620007141717">across the spectrum</a> scrambled to <a href="https://x.com/mattdorsey/status/1815163108698276293">post old photos</a> with the vice president and express support for her.

<p>When news broke that President Joe Biden was ending his campaign and endorsing Kamala Harris, San Francisco <a href="https://x.com/Scott_Wiener/status/1815161698447180076">politicians</a> <a href="https://x.com/AaronPeskin/status/1815188620007141717">across the spectrum</a> scrambled to <a href="https://x.com/mattdorsey/status/1815163108698276293">post old photos</a> with the vice president and express support for her.</p>

Mayor London Breed — who’s in the middle of a tough reelection fight — stands out as one of the vice president’s closest allies and biggest cheerleaders. Local observers are wondering whether the mayor will be able to leverage her ties to Harris to pick up voter support.

<p>Mayor London Breed — who’s in the middle of a tough reelection fight — stands out as one of the vice president’s closest allies and biggest cheerleaders. Local observers are wondering whether the mayor will be able to leverage her ties to Harris to pick up voter support.</p>

“There are some analogies that can be drawn between Kamala Harris and London Breed as Black women leaders,” said Nancy Tung, chair of the San Francisco Democratic Party, who has endorsed Breed in the mayoral campaign.

<p>“There are some analogies that can be drawn between Kamala Harris and London Breed as Black women leaders,” said Nancy Tung, chair of the San Francisco Democratic Party, who has endorsed Breed in the mayoral campaign.</p>

Breed has long touted Harris’ early endorsement when she first ran for supervisor. Additionally, in 2018, Harris, then a U.S. senator, endorsed Breed’s first mayoral bid. But now, the timing could be tricky for Harris to endorse Breed again, as every move by the presumed Democratic presidential nominee will face extra scrutiny. “It’ll be interesting to see if Kamala Harris will publicly endorse her,” said Tung.

<p>Breed has long touted Harris’ early endorsement when she first ran for supervisor. Additionally, in 2018, Harris, then a U.S. senator, endorsed Breed’s first mayoral bid. But now, the timing could be tricky for Harris to endorse Breed again, as every move by the presumed Democratic presidential nominee will face extra scrutiny. “It’ll be interesting to see if Kamala Harris will publicly endorse her,” said Tung.</p>


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At a rally Thursday celebrating her sole endorsement from the San Francisco Democratic Party, Breed took pains to link her mayoral campaign with Harris’ run for the presidency.&nbsp;

<p>At a rally Thursday celebrating her sole endorsement from the San Francisco Democratic Party, Breed took pains to link her mayoral campaign with Harris’ run for the presidency.&nbsp;</p>

“To San Franciscans and Democrats everywhere, we have an opportunity not just here locally,” Breed said, “but we have an opportunity nationally to make sure that we’re not moving backward.”

<p>“To San Franciscans and Democrats everywhere, we have an opportunity not just here locally,” Breed said, “but we have an opportunity nationally to make sure that we’re not moving backward.”</p>

The San Francisco Democratic Party will send its endorsement results to voters in mailers. When asked if Harris’ and Breed’s images will appear on a mailer together, Tung said, &#8220;Potentially.&#8221; In a statement, Breed’s campaign avoided the question about a potential Harris endorsement, declaring that the focus is on helping Harris defeat their mutual enemy: Donald Trump.

<p>The San Francisco Democratic Party will send its endorsement results to voters in mailers. When asked if Harris’ and Breed’s images will appear on a mailer together, Tung said, "Potentially." In a statement, Breed’s campaign avoided the question about a potential Harris endorsement, declaring that the focus is on helping Harris defeat their mutual enemy: Donald Trump.</p>

<p>The San Francisco Democratic Party will send its endorsement results to voters in mailers. When asked if Harris’ and Breed’s images will appear on a mailer together, Tung said, &#8220;Potentially.&#8221; In a statement, Breed’s campaign avoided the question about a potential Harris endorsement, declaring that the focus is on helping Harris defeat their mutual enemy: Donald Trump.</p>

“Donald Trump poses an existential threat to democracy, women’s rights, LGBT rights and minorities,” Breed campaign spokesman Joe Arellano said in a statement. “Mayor Breed will do everything she can to help her friend and ensure that San Francisco continues to serve as a firewall to right-wing MAGA policies.”

<p>“Donald Trump poses an existential threat to democracy, women’s rights, LGBT rights and minorities,” Breed campaign spokesman Joe Arellano said in a statement. “Mayor Breed will do everything she can to help her friend and ensure that San Francisco continues to serve as a firewall to right-wing MAGA policies.”</p>

Breed, as a California delegate, will attend the Democratic National Convention in August in Chicago to support Harris.

<p>Breed, as a California delegate, will attend the Democratic National Convention in August in Chicago to support Harris.</p>

Breed’s closeness to the vice president hasn’t stopped other mayoral candidates from jumping on the Harris bandwagon. Mark Farrell, a former mayor and supervisor who is leading Breed in some polls, quietly <a href="https://x.com/MarkFarrellSF">added a coconut emoji</a> to his X profile last week. <a href="https://www.msnbc.com/opinion/msnbc-opinion/kamala-harris-coconut-tree-meme-explains-vital-truth-2024-election-rcna163682">The reference to the Harris meme</a> was an apparent effort to absorb some of the energy around the vice president’s candidacy for his campaign.

<p>Breed’s closeness to the vice president hasn’t stopped other mayoral candidates from jumping on the Harris bandwagon. Mark Farrell, a former mayor and supervisor who is leading Breed in some polls, quietly <a href="https://x.com/MarkFarrellSF">added a coconut emoji</a> to his X profile last week. <a href="https://www.msnbc.com/opinion/msnbc-opinion/kamala-harris-coconut-tree-meme-explains-vital-truth-2024-election-rcna163682">The reference to the Harris meme</a> was an apparent effort to absorb some of the energy around the vice president’s candidacy for his campaign.</p>

Jason McDaniel, an associate professor of political science at San Francisco State University, was skeptical about Harris’ influence boosting Breed’s campaign, believing that the Harris-Trump battle will eat up most of the fundraising energy and media attention.

<p>Jason McDaniel, an associate professor of political science at San Francisco State University, was skeptical about Harris’ influence boosting Breed’s campaign, believing that the Harris-Trump battle will eat up most of the fundraising energy and media attention.</p>

He agreed that Breed will have a chance to build momentum by aligning herself with Harris, but San Franciscans will vote based on local policy.&nbsp;

<p>He agreed that Breed will have a chance to build momentum by aligning herself with Harris, but San Franciscans will vote based on local policy.&nbsp;</p>

“Most people are going to vote [in the mayoral race] based on their feelings of the city,” McDaniel said. “It’s not going to be about Kamala Harris necessarily.”

<p>“Most people are going to vote [in the mayoral race] based on their feelings of the city,” McDaniel said. “It’s not going to be about Kamala Harris necessarily.”</p>

Kamala Harris energized SF voters. Will she also help reelect London Breed?

Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez

Two years ago, a political earthquake struck San Francisco — one that from our perch in the future feels like an early tremor. District Attorney <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2022/06/07/recall-election-sf-district-attorney-chesa-boudin/">Chesa Boudin’s recall</a> prompted progressive San Franciscans and political prognosticators to crane their necks in an exaggerated L-shape and gaze deep, deep into the depths of their navels. Collectively, pearls clutched, they asked, “Is famously liberal San Francisco shifting rightward?” A couple of years later, we can see the answer is no, followed perhaps by a chiding of “Y’all lost your damn minds.”

The rise and fall of Chesa Boudin: Why a progressive DA lost in deep-blue San Francisco

<p>Two years ago, a political earthquake struck San Francisco — one that from our perch in the future feels like an early tremor. District Attorney <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2022/06/07/recall-election-sf-district-attorney-chesa-boudin/">Chesa Boudin’s recall</a> prompted progressive San Franciscans and political prognosticators to crane their necks in an exaggerated L-shape and gaze deep, deep into the depths of their navels. Collectively, pearls clutched, they asked, “Is famously liberal San Francisco shifting rightward?” A couple of years later, we can see the answer is no, followed perhaps by a chiding of “Y’all lost your damn minds.”</p>

Instead, 2024’s local election demonstrated that Boudin’s recall, and its political aftershocks, were a symptom not of a rightward shift but of something less partisan and harder to pin down: San Franciscans rejecting their institutions.

<p>Instead, 2024’s local election demonstrated that Boudin’s recall, and its political aftershocks, were a symptom not of a rightward shift but of something less partisan and harder to pin down: San Franciscans rejecting their institutions.</p>


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