San Francisco Democrats had plenty to celebrate Tuesday as their party captured both houses of Congress, delivering a sharp rebuke to President Donald Trump. For local progressives, the view closer to home was considerably more complicated.
Category: Elections
Posted inElections
Live Coverage: Election Day, Nov. 3, 2026
Public Press reporters fan out to meet voters, who are deciding on 10 local propositions, and candidates for local, state and national races. Check for results Tuesday evening starting at 8:45 p.m.
Posted inCalifornia, Elections, Government & Politics, Homelessness
Proposition 39 Would Make It Harder for Unhoused People to Vote
Voting may become harder for people experiencing homelessness in coming elections if California’s Proposition 39, a new voter ID law, passes. The measure would add another hurdle in a long line of barriers to civic engagement that unhoused people already face.
Posted inCommunity, Elections, Politics
陈诗敏接过华人参政的理想。她能带着它，走进国会山吗？
陈诗敏正力争成为旧金山首位华裔美国国会众议员，她的参选建立在几代华裔美国人政治组织的基础之上。
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Connie Chan Inherits a Chinese American Political Dream. Can She Take It to Congress?
Connie Chan is seeking to become San Francisco’s first Chinese American representative in the U.S. House, a bid built on generations of Chinese American political organizing.
Posted inElections, From the Newsroom, Homelessness
You Can Help Us Get These Zines to People Who Can Use Them
We made a zine that explains how to vote if you’re unhoused, which we’ve been distributing to nonprofits and service providers. Now you can print out your own copies and share them!
Posted inElections, Government & Politics, Homelessness
Experiencing Homelessness and Wanting to Vote? Here’s How.
If you’re unhoused, you can cast a ballot in this November’s election. Read our Q&A to learn how to register and vote, even if you lack a fixed address or physical identification card.
Posted inCity Hall, Elections, Government & Politics
Proposition J Would Close Tax Loophole on Large Foreclosed Properties
Proposition J would end a 42-year-old transfer-tax exemption for foreclosure sales of large commercial and multiunit residential properties valued over $10 million, preserving it for single-family homes, condos and small residential buildings.