2026 San Francisco Elections
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‘They do not speak for me:’ After $500K gift from crypto exec, Theo Ellington looks to show independence from tech
Chris Larsen, whose donation was the largest to any supervisor race in city history, says he was ‘impressed’ with Ellington’s ‘pragmatism.’
Meet the District 6 candidate: Does the RESET center contradict Dorsey’s stance on 6th St.?
Dorsey says Sixth Street has a disproportionate share of the city’s homelessness services. He championed opening the RESET center there. Why?
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San Francisco congressional candidates Chan and Wiener evaluate the performance of Democratic leadership during Trump’s second term.
Mayor Lurie endorses Manny Yekutiel, Theo Ellington in S.F. supervisor races
Despite previously saying he would not make an endorsement, the mayor picked his favorites — and weighs in on 10 local ballot measures.
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Congressional race
For the first time in nearly 40 years, Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi‘s San Francisco House seat is up for grabs.
District 1 Supervisor Connie Chan and state Sen. Scott Wiener advanced from the June primary and will face off in November.
Supervisor races
Five districts across the city will elect their supervisors in November — District 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10.
In three, incumbents are running for re-election: District 6 Supervisor Matt Dorsey; District 2 Supervisor Stephen Sherrill and District 4 Supervisor Alan Wong. Both Sherrill and Wong won in June after being appointed to their seats. District 8 and 10 will see more crowded and competitive races.
School board race
Eight candidates are vying for three seats on the city’s seven-person school board, which governs the San Francisco Unified School District’s (SFUSD) policies, budget, personnel and more.
Non-citizen parents of children living in the city are permitted to vote in school board elections and can find information on doing so here.
Ballot measures
Ten measures have qualified for the November 2026 ballot. You can read about the details of the ballot measures here.
Campaign finance
This election, a staggering amount of money is pouring into candidates and initiative campaigns. We are closely following that money.
You can also read more of our ongoing BigMoneySF series here and read our takeaways from the June election.
