David Lee, former Executive Director of the Chinese American Voter Education Committee (CAVEC), filed papers yesterday to run for District 1 Supervisor …
Voters to go green
With recent changes to state and municipal laws, voters now are allowed to go green by opting out of receiving Voter Information Pamphlets and Sample Ballots by mail, and accessing it online instead…
Norman Yee announces his run for SF supervisor
San Francisco Board of Education President Norman Yee announced his plans to run in November for supervisor in District 7…
San Francisco finalizes election results
The Department of Elections certified the final vote totals for the offices of District Attorney, Sheriff, and Mayor, and the eight propositions…
Oakland voters decide parcel tax measure
Tuesday night at 8 ‘o clock is the deadline for Oakland voters to cast their mail-in ballots to decide on Measure I. If the measure is approved, a five-year $80 per-parcel tax will be levied…
The first changes Mayor Ed Lee will bring
Among the 16 names in the mayoral race, 4 names appear the most frequently as voters’ first, second or third choice votes. They are…
Ed Lee thanks Chinese voters
Two days after the San Francisco’s municipal elections, Ed Lee is still in the lead…
Ed Lee backgrounder
In 2010, the Board of Supervisors nominated four people to be the interim mayor, including Ed Lee…
SF interim Mayor Lee declares himself victor
Interim Mayor Ed Lee has declared himself the winner in the San Francisco mayoral race as he was poised to formally become the city’s first elected Asian-American mayor…
San Francisco Elections Analysis
This election cost taxpayers more than $6 million…
Study: Chinese voters prefer vote by mail
Chinatown, Visitation Valley and Excelsior districts in San Francisco have seen high turnout rate…
SF Voters: Double check polling place
San Francisco residents who plan to cast ballots on Election Day are being advised to double-check their polling place addresses…