Updated Nov 8, 2024 - News

San Francisco Board of Supervisors: Election results

Shawna Chen

Photo illustration of the Richmond neighborhood of San Francisco and the Golden Gate Bridge over a blue background with elements of ballots. — Photo illustration: Axios Visuals. Photo: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty Images

Elections in odd-numbered supervisorial districts are on the ballot this year, and we're likely to see many new faces on the board once votes are fully counted.

State of play: We're tracking preliminary results below based on data from the San Francisco Department of Elections as of 4pm Tuesday.

Results will be finalized no later than Dec. 5.

District 1

Supervisor Connie Chan (almost 52%) has a slight edge over business owner Marjan Philhour (about 48%), who narrowly lost to Chan in 2020.

Chan faced four challengers.

District 3

Danny Sauter, a neighborhood services director, leads with about 55% of reported votes, followed by economic nonprofit director Sharon Lai with almost 45%.

Six candidates are running to succeed incumbent Aaron Peskin, who is termed out.

District 5

Philanthropist Bilal Mahmood leads with nearly 53%, while Supervisor Dean Preston has about 47%.

Preston faced four challengers as he sought a second full term in office.

District 7

Supervisor Myrna Melgar leads with almost 53% of votes, followed by small business owner Matt Boschetto with about 47%.

District 9

Climate activist Jackie Fielder leads with about 59% of reported votes, followed by public school teacher Trevor Chandler with almost 41%.

Seven candidates are running to succeed Hillary Ronen, who is termed out.

District 11

Community advocate Chyanne Chen has overtaken early education director Michael Lai with just over 50% of reported votes. Lai has around 49%.

There's a roughly 200-vote difference at the moment.
Seven candidates were running to succeed outgoing Supervisor Ahsha Safaí, who ran for mayor.

Editor's note: This is a developing story and will be updated.

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