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Connie Chan (Chinese: 陳詩敏) is an American politician serving as a member of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors for District 1 since January 8, 2021, [1] after defeating Marjan Philhour, who ran for the seat in 2016, in a narrow race. [2] Chan is a progressive.
District 1 supervisorial election, 2024 Candidate Votes % Connie Chan (incumbent) 16,670 46.99 Marjan Philhour 14,755 41.59 Jen Nossokoff 1,810 5.10 Jeremiah Boehner 1,344 3.79 Sherman D'Silva 899 2.53 Total votes 35,478 : 100.00 : Ranked choice voting — Pass 4 Connie Chan (incumbent) 17,800 51.90 Marjan Philhour 16,499 48.10 Exhausted votes ...
District Map Supervisor Neighborhoods and areas represented Party (officially nonpartisan) District 1: Connie Chan: Inner Richmond, Central Richmond, Outer Richmond, Vista del Mar, Seacliff, Lake District, Presidio Terrace, Lone Mountain, Golden Gate Park, Lincoln Park, and the University of San Francisco
Since 2002, the district has elected three consecutive Chinese American representatives. ... only Ting and one supervisor, Connie Chan, retain their seats in government.
Following the two candidates’ name clash, city Supervisor Connie Chan successfully pushed for the board to implement a statewide bill, passed in 2019, which allowed candidates with Asian birth ...
A Superior Court judge ruled in her favor, [39] but the California Court of Appeal overturned that ruling, thereby removing her from the 2010 ballot for District 2 supervisor. Alioto-Pier appealed that ruling to the Supreme Court of California [ 40 ] which declined to hear the case.
A new face on the Richland School Board is guaranteed in this race. Nino Kapitula and Chelsie Beck will go head-to-head for the Richland School Board’s No. 3 seat.
Incumbent Supervisor Ahsha Safaí was eligible for reelection. The race was notable as Safaí's primary opponent was former Supervisor and 2011 San Francisco mayoral candidate John Avalos. San Francisco law states that Supervisors may serve a maximum of two continuous terms, meaning Avalos, out of office since 2017, was eligible to run for ...