San Francisco mayor's race: Where the vote stands so far
Notably, San Francisco has ranked-choice voting, meaning voters rank candidates by preference on their ballots and the candidate who wins the most first-preference votes is the winner. If no one gets a majority, the candidate with the fewest first-preference votes is eliminated.
SAN FRANCISCO — Mayor London Breed hasn’t conceded the election, but her path to winning another term leading San ...
Mayor London Breed is running for reelection against multiple challengers in a ranked-choice race that has grown competitive ...
Incumbent Mayor London Breed trailed Levi's heir and philanthropist Daniel Lurie in early returns in San Francisco's mayor's ...
Polls have consistently shown that most voters do not approve of her job performance or the progressive agenda that has ...
Mayor London Breed announced a plan to transform Embarcadero Plaza into a vibrant park in downtown San Francisco in ...
“Real estate should feel very, very good about these results,” said Jay Cheng, executive director of moderate political group ...
Early results are in for competing ballot measures D and E, which could dramatically reform how San Francisco handles its ...
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