The Standard Staff

Welcome to the essential San Francisco election results page. Refresh this on the days following the election to find the latest vote totals in San Francisco races, including the mayor, Board of Supervisors, state and local propositions, California Legislature, and U.S. Congress.

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<p>Welcome to the essential San Francisco election results page. Refresh this on the days following the election to find the latest vote totals in San Francisco races, including the mayor, Board of Supervisors, state and local propositions, California Legislature, and U.S. Congress.</p>

The San Francisco Department of Elections is scheduled to release new vote counts daily at 4 p.m.

<p>The San Francisco Department of Elections is scheduled to release new vote counts daily at 4 p.m.</p>

The results below are preliminary. The San Francisco Department of Elections will not issue certified results before Dec. 3.

<p>The results below are preliminary. The San Francisco Department of Elections will not issue certified results before Dec. 3.</p>

<a href="#h-how-to-read-these-charts" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Click here for a detailed explanation of the city’s election process and how to read the results below.</a>

<p><a href="#h-how-to-read-these-charts" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Click here for a detailed explanation of the city’s election process and how to read the results below.</a></p>

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Mayor

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‘Hope is alive and well,’ Daniel Lurie declares after winning SF mayor’s race

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Board of Supervisors District 1

Board of Supervisors District 3

Board of Supervisors District 5

Board of Supervisors District 7

Board of Supervisors District 9

Board of Supervisors District 11


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Measure A: Schools improvement and safety bond

SF voters approve $1.2B in school bonds and healthcare bonds

Measure B: Healthy, safe, and vibrant San Francisco bond

Measure C: Create a San Francisco inspector general

Prop. C, which would create inspector general, projected to win

Measure D: Reduce city commissions, increase mayoral authority

Prop. D, SF’s most expensive ballot measure, fails to pass

Measure E: Create a task force to consider reducing city commissions

Measure F: Create a deferred retirement police pension program

Measure G: Subsidize housing for extremely low-income residents

San Francisco voters approve rent aid for the city’s poorest residents

Measure H: Lower firefighter pension retirement age

Measure I: Expand nurse and 911 dispatcher pension benefits

Nurse staffing measure Prop. I passed by voters

Measure J: Increase oversight of city spending on youth programs

Measure K: Permanently ban car traffic on Upper Great Highway

Prop. K passes; stretch of Great Highway will close to cars

Measure L: Tax ride-hailing companies to fund public transit

Tax on Uber, Lyft to help struggling Muni system killed by competing ballot measure

Measure M: City business tax overhaul

San Francisco voters approve business-friendly overhaul of city tax system

Measure N: Create a first responder student loan reimbursement fund

Measure O: Increase abortion protections

Abortion ballot measure that preps for second Trump term passes handily


<h2 class="wp-block-heading" id="other-sf-races">Other SF Races</h2>


Sheriff

City Attorney

District Attorney

Treasurer

Board of Education

SF school district is in chaos. Here are the 11 candidates vying to clean up the mess

Community College Board of Trustees


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California State Assembly District 17

San Francisco live election results

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James Tyner

Andrei Zamfira

Han Li

Gabe Greschler

The San Francisco Democratic Party made its coveted political endorsements for November races Wednesday night — and one of the city’s most influential Democratic leaders surprised many with how she doled out her stamps of approval. 

<p>The San Francisco Democratic Party made its coveted political endorsements for November races Wednesday night — and one of the city’s most influential Democratic leaders surprised many with how she doled out her stamps of approval. </p>

Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi, an ex-officio member of the San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee (DCCC), voted in contrast to the majority of the committee by supporting progressive supervisors Connie Chan and Dean Preston at the endorsement meeting. The committee voted overwhelmingly to support their opponents, Marjan Philhour and Bilal Mahmood.

<p>Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi, an ex-officio member of the San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee (DCCC), voted in contrast to the majority of the committee by supporting progressive supervisors Connie Chan and Dean Preston at the endorsement meeting. The committee voted overwhelmingly to support their opponents, Marjan Philhour and Bilal Mahmood.</p>

Pelosi also stayed out of the mayoral race by voting for no endorsement, while incumbent Mayor London Breed secured the group’s sole endorsement. Longtime Democratic activist Susan Pfeifer served as Pelosi’s proxy at the meeting. Pelosi did not vote to endorse Breed during her 2018 mayoral race.

<p>Pelosi also stayed out of the mayoral race by voting for no endorsement, while incumbent Mayor London Breed secured the group’s sole endorsement. Longtime Democratic activist Susan Pfeifer served as Pelosi’s proxy at the meeting. Pelosi did not vote to endorse Breed during her 2018 mayoral race.</p>

Pelosi has a tradition of endorsing incumbents in San Francisco, backing both moderates and progressives. However, her support for Preston left some observers scratching their heads, as the Democratic Socialist supervisor is considered far to the left of the former Speaker. 

<p>Pelosi has a tradition of endorsing incumbents in San Francisco, backing both moderates and progressives. However, her support for Preston left some observers scratching their heads, as the Democratic Socialist supervisor is considered far to the left of the former Speaker. </p>

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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-width="500" data-dnt="true"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Deeply respect <a href="https://twitter.com/SpeakerPelosi?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@SpeakerPelosi</a>&#8230;<br><br>&#8230;and am disappointed to see an endorsement for Dean, who represents the Tenderloin but refuses to do what it takes to close the drug markets &#8212; the #1 issue in SF.<br><br>A vote for Dean is a vote to let people die by the hundreds on our streets. <a href="https://t.co/Xt22hj6Nln">https://t.co/Xt22hj6Nln</a></p>&mdash; Autumn Looijen for D5 Supervisor (@autumnlooijen) <a href="https://twitter.com/autumnlooijen/status/1816237614980292752?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 24, 2024</a></blockquote><script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Supervisor Myrna Melgar, who received the endorsement of both Pelosi and the DCCC, praised Pelosi’s mentorship of local party activists. 

<p>Supervisor Myrna Melgar, who received the endorsement of both Pelosi and the DCCC, praised Pelosi’s mentorship of local party activists. </p>

“As an immigrant mom and woman of color, it means a lot to me to have the support from one of the most powerful women in this country,” said Melgar. 

<p>“As an immigrant mom and woman of color, it means a lot to me to have the support from one of the most powerful women in this country,” said Melgar. </p>

Breed’s campaign declined to comment. A spokesperson for Pelosi did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

<p>Breed’s campaign declined to comment. A spokesperson for Pelosi did not immediately respond to a request for comment.</p>

Pelosi bucks local Democrats, endorses progressive supervisors — but not Breed

Kevin V. Nguyen

Tensions between demonstrators speaking on the Israel-Hamas war reached a boiling point on Monday when an altercation broke out in the hallway of San Francisco City Hall.

<p>Tensions between demonstrators speaking on the Israel-Hamas war reached a boiling point on Monday when an altercation broke out in the hallway of San Francisco City Hall.</p>

The incident occurred as lawmakers debated <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/01/08/gaza-cease-fire-resolution-san-francisco-board-of-supervisors/">sending a “sustained cease-fire” resolution</a> to the full Board of Supervisors for a vote.

Tensions erupt as San Francisco lawmakers debate Gaza cease-fire resolution

<p>The incident occurred as lawmakers debated <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2024/01/08/gaza-cease-fire-resolution-san-francisco-board-of-supervisors/">sending a “sustained cease-fire” resolution</a> to the full Board of Supervisors for a vote.</p>

As attendees were waiting in line for the public comment portion of the hearing, an unidentified woman appeared to pull down the mask of one demonstrator, turn and then strike another with her hand before San Francisco sheriff’s deputies intervened to defuse the situation, a <a href="https://twitter.com/JVPBayArea/status/1744443746283130954">video posted to X</a> showed.

<p>As attendees were waiting in line for the public comment portion of the hearing, an unidentified woman appeared to pull down the mask of one demonstrator, turn and then strike another with her hand before San Francisco sheriff’s deputies intervened to defuse the situation, a <a href="https://twitter.com/JVPBayArea/status/1744443746283130954">video posted to X</a> showed.</p>

In a post recounting the incident, Jewish Voice for Peace Bay Area claimed that the woman seen striking other attendees was a member of the Jewish Community Relations Council, a Jewish advocacy group.

<p>In a post recounting the incident, Jewish Voice for Peace Bay Area claimed that the woman seen striking other attendees was a member of the Jewish Community Relations Council, a Jewish advocacy group.</p>

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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-width="500" data-dnt="true"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">ZIONIST ATTACKS ARAB YOUTH<br><br>This morning at San Francisco City Hall, a Zionist w/<a href="https://twitter.com/SFJCRC?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@SFJCRC</a> shoved a kid &amp; ripped off their mask<br><br>All for shouting Free Palestine during the ceasefire resolution hearing<br><br>Shame, <a href="https://twitter.com/SFJCRC?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@SFJCRC</a> consistently attacking &amp; endangering Arab/Palestinians here in SF <a href="https://t.co/wMQyiNS16f">pic.twitter.com/wMQyiNS16f</a></p>&mdash; Jewish Voice for Peace Bay Area (@JVPBayArea) <a href="https://twitter.com/JVPBayArea/status/1744443746283130954?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 8, 2024</a></blockquote><script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

When reached for comment, Jewish Community Relations Council CEO Tyler Gregory told The Standard the woman in question was not affiliated with his organization. Gregory said the council “condemns acts of intimidation and violence under any circumstances.”

<p>When reached for comment, Jewish Community Relations Council CEO Tyler Gregory told The Standard the woman in question was not affiliated with his organization. Gregory said the council “condemns acts of intimidation and violence under any circumstances.”</p>

Gregory speculated that the woman involved in the altercation felt threatened because she was surrounded by cease-fire activists. He reiterated that he was not present during the incident and did not support her actions.

<p>Gregory speculated that the woman involved in the altercation felt threatened because she was surrounded by cease-fire activists. He reiterated that he was not present during the incident and did not support her actions.</p>

In videos of the events leading up to and during the altercation, people can be heard chanting, “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free”—a slogan that is interpreted by many Palestinian activists as an aspirational call for peace and equality. To some in the Jewish community, like Gregory, it has violent connotations.

<p>In videos of the events leading up to and during the altercation, people can be heard chanting, “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free”—a slogan that is interpreted by many Palestinian activists as an aspirational call for peace and equality. To some in the Jewish community, like Gregory, it has violent connotations.</p>

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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-width="500" data-dnt="true"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Off to a predictable start here at SF City Hall, with chants for the annihilation of nine million residents of Israel. We look to our Supervisors to be stewards of a safe and inclusive city- they must reject Dean Preston’s resolution. <a href="https://twitter.com/SFJCRC?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@SFJCRC</a> <a href="https://t.co/mSJ9yMVroF">pic.twitter.com/mSJ9yMVroF</a></p>&mdash; Tyler Harris Gregory 🏳️‍🌈🇮🇱🌁🎗️ (@TyeGregory) <a href="https://twitter.com/TyeGregory/status/1744424490220797989?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 8, 2024</a></blockquote><script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Jewish Voice for Peace did not immediately respond to The Standard’s request for comment.

<p>Jewish Voice for Peace did not immediately respond to The Standard’s request for comment.</p>

A spokesperson for the Sheriff&#8217;s Department said deputies overheard a commotion and intervened after  From the River to the Sea chants offended a pro-Israel group member. The pro-Israel individual pulled on the face mask of a pro-Palestinian group member, the department said.

<p>A spokesperson for the Sheriff's Department said deputies overheard a commotion and intervened after  From the River to the Sea chants offended a pro-Israel group member. The pro-Israel individual pulled on the face mask of a pro-Palestinian group member, the department said. </p>

<p>A spokesperson for the Sheriff&#8217;s Department said deputies overheard a commotion and intervened after  From the River to the Sea chants offended a pro-Israel group member. The pro-Israel individual pulled on the face mask of a pro-Palestinian group member, the department said. </p>

The pro-Palestinian protester who was interfered with then declined to press charges but asked that the pro-Israel person be removed from the building. Deputies removed the individual and warned them not to return that day. The instructions were followed and no one was detained, the department said.

<p>The pro-Palestinian protester who was interfered with then declined to press charges but asked that the pro-Israel person be removed from the building. Deputies removed the individual and warned them not to return that day. The instructions were followed and no one was detained, the department said.</p>

Scuffle breaks out among activists during Gaza cease-fire debate at City Hall

Annie Gaus

Mike Ege

<br>A hearing over a ballot measure intended to increase San Francisco police ranks devolved into a rancorous debate at City Hall Monday, leaving the future of the measure up in the air.&nbsp;

<p><br>A hearing over a ballot measure intended to increase San Francisco police ranks devolved into a rancorous debate at City Hall Monday, leaving the future of the measure up in the air.&nbsp;</p>

The measure in question, authored by Supervisor Matt Dorsey, seeks to mandate that the police department reach full staffing within five years, adding about 100 officers per year and offering $75,000 hiring bonuses for new officers, among other provisions. At the Board of Supervisors’ Rules Committee, Supervisor Ahsha Safaí proposed amendments that Dorsey called “hostile” and a “poison pill” during a testy discussion. 

<p>The measure in question, authored by Supervisor Matt Dorsey, seeks to mandate that the police department reach full staffing within five years, adding about 100 officers per year and offering $75,000 hiring bonuses for new officers, among other provisions. At the Board of Supervisors’ Rules Committee, Supervisor Ahsha Safaí proposed amendments that Dorsey called “hostile” and a “poison pill” during a testy discussion. </p>

Safaí and Supervisor Shamann Walton, along with labor organizers and members of progressive political groups, took issue with the measure’s estimated price tag of $300 million over 5 years, suggesting it should include a tax or other funding source and also be expanded to include staff for other first responder jobs, such as 911 operators.&nbsp;

<p>Safaí and Supervisor Shamann Walton, along with labor organizers and members of progressive political groups, took issue with the measure’s estimated price tag of $300 million over 5 years, suggesting it should include a tax or other funding source and also be expanded to include staff for other first responder jobs, such as 911 operators.&nbsp;</p>

“I find it strange it took you months to come up with a charter amendment that does absolutely nothing,” Walton said. “It&#8217;s a myth to get voters to think we can guarantee a minimum number of staffing. … This is something that can happen in the executive branch of government.”

<p>“I find it strange it took you months to come up with a charter amendment that does absolutely nothing,” Walton said. “It's a myth to get voters to think we can guarantee a minimum number of staffing. … This is something that can happen in the executive branch of government.”</p>

<p>“I find it strange it took you months to come up with a charter amendment that does absolutely nothing,” Walton said. “It&#8217;s a myth to get voters to think we can guarantee a minimum number of staffing. … This is something that can happen in the executive branch of government.”</p>

Safai’s amendments proposed making the staffing mandate contingent on certifying that a “future tax” could fund the measure. Dorsey earlier agreed to some amendments to the measure, including reducing the minimum staffing level from 2,182 to 2,074. But he decried linking the staffing mandate to a new tax, saying that fully staffed police “is part of the baseline obligation of what a well-functioning city government should do.”

<p>Safai’s amendments proposed making the staffing mandate contingent on certifying that a “future tax” could fund the measure. Dorsey earlier agreed to some amendments to the measure, including reducing the minimum staffing level from 2,182 to 2,074. But he decried linking the staffing mandate to a new tax, saying that fully staffed police “is part of the baseline obligation of what a well-functioning city government should do.”</p>

“This is holding San Franciscans hostage … for a tax hike,” Dorsey countered. “This is making San Francisco into the Spirit Airlines of municipal governments. I think it would be funny if it weren&#8217;t so harmful.”

<p>“This is holding San Franciscans hostage … for a tax hike,” Dorsey countered. “This is making San Francisco into the Spirit Airlines of municipal governments. I think it would be funny if it weren't so harmful.”</p>

<p>“This is holding San Franciscans hostage … for a tax hike,” Dorsey countered. “This is making San Francisco into the Spirit Airlines of municipal governments. I think it would be funny if it weren&#8217;t so harmful.”</p>

Safaí then blasted Dorsey for using the term “hostage” in light of the war between Israel and Hamas, which was launched in response to the Oct. 7 mass murder and hostage-taking in Israel, calling the phrasing extreme.&nbsp;

<p>Safaí then blasted Dorsey for using the term “hostage” in light of the war between Israel and Hamas, which was launched in response to the Oct. 7 mass murder and hostage-taking in Israel, calling the phrasing extreme.&nbsp;</p>

Around 55 speakers, mostly representing labor groups, packed the room to give their opinions of the measure. Most spoke out against Dorsey’s version.&nbsp;

<p>Around 55 speakers, mostly representing labor groups, packed the room to give their opinions of the measure. Most spoke out against Dorsey’s version.&nbsp;</p>

“Our problems are the same as San Francisco police, but we&#8217;ve been living it already,” Bert Wilson, a 911 dispatcher, told the committee. “We have a 40% staffing shortage right now. Every weekend, there&#8217;s mandatory overtime.”

<p>“Our problems are the same as San Francisco police, but we've been living it already,” Bert Wilson, a 911 dispatcher, told the committee. “We have a 40% staffing shortage right now. Every weekend, there's mandatory overtime.”</p>

<p>“Our problems are the same as San Francisco police, but we&#8217;ve been living it already,” Bert Wilson, a 911 dispatcher, told the committee. “We have a 40% staffing shortage right now. Every weekend, there&#8217;s mandatory overtime.”</p>

Rudy Gonzalez, secretary-treasurer of the San Francisco Building and Construction Trades Council and organizer of the labor presence at public comment, told The Standard, “Dorsey has proposed $75K signing bonuses for new cops with no way to fund them. In the context of the mayor ordering departments to again cut their budgets, this is totally reckless and purely political.” 

<p>Rudy Gonzalez, secretary-treasurer of the San Francisco Building and Construction Trades Council and organizer of the labor presence at public comment, told The Standard, “Dorsey has proposed $75K signing bonuses for new cops with no way to fund them. In the context of the mayor ordering departments to again cut their budgets, this is totally reckless and purely political.” </p>

Gonzalez was referring to Mayor London Breed’s recent letter to departments, which warned of a looming deficit and asked for <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2023/10/11/san-francisco-mayor-orders-budget-cuts/#">midyear budget cuts of up to 3%</a>. He also cited a poll commissioned by a labor coalition that showed 60% of voters opposing Dorsey’s measure in favor of funding a comprehensive public safety plan. 

San Francisco mayor says budget cuts &#8216;cannot wait&#8217; as $500M deficit looms

<p>Gonzalez was referring to Mayor London Breed’s recent letter to departments, which warned of a looming deficit and asked for <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2023/10/11/san-francisco-mayor-orders-budget-cuts/#">midyear budget cuts of up to 3%</a>. He also cited a poll commissioned by a labor coalition that showed 60% of voters opposing Dorsey’s measure in favor of funding a comprehensive public safety plan. </p>

Others echoed Dorsey’s concerns that San Francisco’s police officer shortage risks hampering the city’s overall recovery.&nbsp;

<p>Others echoed Dorsey’s concerns that San Francisco’s police officer shortage risks hampering the city’s overall recovery.&nbsp;</p>

“We face not only a shortfall of officers but a serious perception issue. The potential losses both in terms of economic activity and overall vibrancy are immense,” said Julia Rome, public policy director at SF Travel.&nbsp;

<p>“We face not only a shortfall of officers but a serious perception issue. The potential losses both in terms of economic activity and overall vibrancy are immense,” said Julia Rome, public policy director at SF Travel.&nbsp;</p>

In the end, the committee voted to approve Safaí’s amendments and agreed to further discuss the measure at its next meeting.&nbsp;

<p>In the end, the committee voted to approve Safaí’s amendments and agreed to further discuss the measure at its next meeting.&nbsp;</p>

Dorsey said he’s &#8220;evaluating his options&#8221; on how to proceed with the police staffing measure. His options could include either tabling the measure and collecting signatures to place it on the ballot or trying to persuade other colleagues on the Board of Supervisors to undo the amendments at the full board.&nbsp;

<p>Dorsey said he’s "evaluating his options" on how to proceed with the police staffing measure. His options could include either tabling the measure and collecting signatures to place it on the ballot or trying to persuade other colleagues on the Board of Supervisors to undo the amendments at the full board.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Dorsey said he’s &#8220;evaluating his options&#8221; on how to proceed with the police staffing measure. His options could include either tabling the measure and collecting signatures to place it on the ballot or trying to persuade other colleagues on the Board of Supervisors to undo the amendments at the full board.&nbsp;</p>

Testy debate over San Francisco police staffing erupts at City Hall

Next year will be a critical election cycle—not only for the nation, but also for San Francisco.&nbsp;

<p>Next year will be a critical election cycle—not only for the nation, but also for San Francisco.&nbsp;</p>

In 2024, voters will have a chance to weigh in on some of the city’s most contentious issues, such as the role of police and strategies to combat drug misuse. San Franciscans could also elect a new mayor and tilt the balance of power at City Hall, decisions that could have long-lasting consequences for the city.&nbsp;&nbsp;

<p>In 2024, voters will have a chance to weigh in on some of the city’s most contentious issues, such as the role of police and strategies to combat drug misuse. San Franciscans could also elect a new mayor and tilt the balance of power at City Hall, decisions that could have long-lasting consequences for the city.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

Voters will be filling out ballots in both March and November. The March ballot will feature the national presidential primary, <a href="https://calmatters.org/health/mental-health/2023/09/gavin-newsom-mental-health-2024-election/">one state ballot initiative</a> and a host of <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2023/12/14/san-francisco-march-2024-election-primary-ballot/">local ballot initiatives</a>, as well as races for <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2023/12/03/san-francisco-moderate-democrats-fight-dccc-march-2024/">local political party committees</a> and San Francisco <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2023/11/09/san-francisco-lawmaker-denounces-judicial-challengers/">Superior Court judgeships</a>. In November, voters will choose a president and many <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2023/03/08/sf-supervisor-catherine-stefani-is-running-for-state-assembly/">state offices</a>, as well as a mayor and new members of the Board of Supervisors.&nbsp;

Here&#8217;s what San Francisco voters will consider in the March 2024 election

<p>Voters will be filling out ballots in both March and November. The March ballot will feature the national presidential primary, <a href="https://calmatters.org/health/mental-health/2023/09/gavin-newsom-mental-health-2024-election/">one state ballot initiative</a> and a host of <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2023/12/14/san-francisco-march-2024-election-primary-ballot/">local ballot initiatives</a>, as well as races for <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2023/12/03/san-francisco-moderate-democrats-fight-dccc-march-2024/">local political party committees</a> and San Francisco <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2023/11/09/san-francisco-lawmaker-denounces-judicial-challengers/">Superior Court judgeships</a>. In November, voters will choose a president and many <a href="https://sfstandard.com/2023/03/08/sf-supervisor-catherine-stefani-is-running-for-state-assembly/">state offices</a>, as well as a mayor and new members of the Board of Supervisors.&nbsp;</p>

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