Monday, November 2, 2026

SF Daily Brief

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Three candidates compete for San Francisco’s District 10 supervisor seat

Three District 10 candidates have reported campaign contributions and major endorsements in the race to succeed termed-out Supervisor Shamann Walton: J.R. Eppler, Theo Ellington and Dion-Jay 'DJ' Brookter. The district covers Bayview-Hunters Point, Potrero Hill, Visitacion Valley and Candlestick Point.

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In Chinatown, residents split on whether and how to vote

Chinatown shop owners, workers and residents describe sharply different levels of engagement with Tuesday's election in interviews with Sing Tao. One dried-seafood shop owner said he and his family voted early for Connie Chan and for a housing measure, Proposition C, while a drinks-stand worker who immigrated about two years ago said limited English left her unable to follow the candidates or the measures. A shopper said one of her daughters has not mailed her ballot because she heard that voting makes jury duty more likely.

ChinatownSing Tao Daily US ↗ (in Chinese)

Connie Chan leads Chinatown march to turn out voters

Connie Chan led a 'Chinese community unity' march from Portsmouth Square through Chinatown on Friday, asking supporters to vote in Tuesday's election for the 11th Congressional District seat. Marchers carried signs backing her congressional run, and speakers included a supervisor and the head of a Chinatown association.

ChinatownSing Tao Daily US ↗ (in Chinese)

Gary Locke and William Tong endorse Connie Chan for Congress

Gary Locke, the first Chinese American governor and a former U.S. commerce secretary and ambassador to China, and Connecticut Attorney General William Tong endorsed Connie Chan for Congress on Friday, Sing Tao reports. Locke cited her work on affordable housing and on protecting city services during budget trouble; Tong cited defending constitutional rights and immigrant families.

Sing Tao Daily US ↗ (in Chinese)

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