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We won big this election. ✅ Stephen Sherrill won District 2 ✅ Alan Wong won District 4 ✅ Phil Kim won Board of Education ✅ Prop A passed ✅ Prop B passed ❌ Prop C failed ✅ Prop D failed The results signal continued support for the progress San Francisco has made over the last two years, and for leaders focused on affordability, effective governance, and long-term economic growth. We’re proud of the campaigns we ran to get good information out to voters, grateful to everyone who supported this work, and ready to do it again in November.

State Senator Scott Wiener was surrounded, heckled, and physically intimidated at San Francisco’s Trans March over his Israel-Gaza positions. If you disagree with an elected official, protest them. Harassment and intimidation have no place in a democracy. growsf.org/news/2026-07-0…

To tackle our open air drug market, we have to take multiple approaches to cut off the supply. Drug dealers in San Francisco continue to adapt - from selling different drugs to operating out of different storefronts. Recently, City Attorney @DavidChiu in collaboration with @SFPD launched an operation to investigate - and shut down - Tenderloin corner stores that have been serving as fronts for illegal meth dealing. Over the last year and a half, these operations have resulted in lawsuits or closures of over a dozen such businesses. The families, immigrants, and refugees who live in the Tenderloin deserve to feel safe when walking down the street or simply visiting their neighborhood corner store. Operations like these will help to ensure that, and I will continue to work to support our public safety officials in accomplishing that goal.

SFUSD passed its $1.36B budget, but the 4-3 vote reflected concerns about connecting spending to student outcomes. Passing the budget was necessary to avoid state takeover. Now SFUSD needs to show how the money improves reading, math, and attendance. growsf.org/news/2026-06-2…

Thank you to Dennis Herrera for decades of public service to SF. Mayor Lurie will now pick who runs water, power, and some of the city’s biggest contracts. SFPUC needs clean government, competent management, and infrastructure that actually gets built. growsf.org/news/2026-06-2…

GrowSF reached every voter in SF with honest information about the June election. We got our message out on TV, social media, mail, and you sharing our guide. Voters backed our endorsements and SF kept its commonsense majorities! Read our impact report: growsf.org/impact-report-…

how do you know what political groups are trying to achieve, and how they're spending their money to do it? well, you don't. unless that group is @GrowSF. this is how political organizations should operate 👏

We launched a new website with the details of every campaign we've run over the last six years. Every ad, every channel, every dollar. Two reasons. First, transparency builds trust. We became the most trusted voter guide in the city by being honest with voters. This website holds our own spending to that same standard. Second, we want you to have confidence that GrowSF is the best place to donate in San Francisco politics. Small budget, big reach across many channels. The majority of our budget goes to media buys, not overhead. San Francisco didn't turn around overnight. It took years to build the common sense, pro-growth majority that's moving the city forward. We didn't win every race. But we get better every election. And we're ready to do it again in November. Check it out: campaigns.growsf.org

New data show fewer tents and occupied vehicles on SF streets as Mayor Lurie expands enforcement and outreach. Sidewalks and streets are for public use, not for sleeping, and people should not have to navigate encampments or long-term vehicle storage. growsf.org/news/2026-06-1…

Introducing “Comeback City: A Love Letter to San Francisco.” Proud to call this place home.

It’s official: Prop D has failed! San Franciscans don’t fall for misleading campaigns. Backers spent big on a tax that would drive jobs and revenue out of the city. Voters saw through it and voted to keep businesses here and back SF’s recovery. sfchronicle.com/sf/article/s-f…

San Francisco is pro-housing. Yesterday, San Franciscans overwhelmingly elected Stephen Sherrill, Alan Wong, and Scott Wiener, all strong supporters of building more homes. The message from voters was clear: build housing, lower costs, and make room for more families in San Francisco.

Yesterday’s election showed that San Franciscans support the progress we are making and want us to continue the momentum. I know we still have work to do—and we are going to keep our foot on the accelerator to continue getting results for our residents.   Thank you to the voters for Passing Prop A to help make sure our city is prepared in the event of an emergency. And congratulations to Supervisors Stephen Sherrill, Alan Wong, and School Board President Phil Kim. I look forward to continuing working together to serve San Franciscans.    We are just getting started. Let’s go, San Francisco.

With the first set of results released, we are looking good on our priorities: - Sherrill in District 2 - Wong in District 4 - Kim for School Board - No on Prop D Lots of ballots to count but we’re feeling good. Thank you voters!

Make sure to vote, then come to our election night watch party at ANINA in Hayes Valley. We expect to have some notable guests throughout the night! luma.com/zqncwmzs

Polls close at 8pm tonight. Make sure you vote! Voting can be confusing, especially in local races. Check out the @GrowSF voter guide for recommendations. Even if you don't agree with every endorsement, we want to be the best resource for SF voters. growsf.org/voter-guide/

“The board says Fryday stood out in interviews by focusing on California’s affordability gap, proposing cheaper access to higher education and expanding state service corps programs.”

"A vote for @alankennywong...is a vote to keep this neighborhood a place where Chinese American families, immigrant families, working families, and all the families who built the Sunset can continue to call it home." - @awong_SF windnewspaper.com/article/opinio…

Missed the Registration Deadline? 😨 Don't panic, SF! Eligible residents can still vote in the June 2 Primary Election. Thanks to California's Same-Day Voter Registration (Conditional Voter Registration), eligible SF residents can register AND vote at the same time. ✅ How it works: 1️⃣ Visit the City Hall Voting Center today (open until 5pm) or tomorrow (open 7am-8pm) 2️⃣ OR, visit any neighborhood polling place on Election Day, June 2. 3️⃣ Fill out a Conditional Voter Registration form. 4️⃣ Cast a provisional ballot. After your registration information is verified, your vote will be counted! 🥳 Don't let a missed deadline stop you from using your voice. 🗳️ Questions? Call 415-558-6100 or email SFVote@sfgov.org