Our tenaciously researched, thoughtfully crafted and easy-to-digest guide will help you navigate through the noise and make commonsense decisions about the candidates and ballot measures vying for victory this June. 

The June 2026 Special Election is a critical first step in an electoral process that will culminate in our city electing new congressional representation in Washington, DC, for the first time in 38 years, a new governor since 2016, a handful of extremely important local contests and four consequential propositions (A, B, C & D). 

We know there are many distractions during this bustling time: mailboxes inundated with pamphlets, posters dotting windows, political ads interrupting your favorite TV shows. It can be tricky and tiresome to weed through all the polished speeches, carefully curated endorsements and inspiring promises, parse through all the propaganda and find the nuggets of meaningful information that lie behind the fine print and finer rhetoric. How is a sensible voter to make sense of it all?

Here’s how:

Our commonsense, let’s-fix-the-city-now CSF Voter Guide is for San Franciscans who believe the status quo is unacceptable, the moderate voice is drowned out by extremes on both sides and voting courageously for the future of our city is the answer. Consider this guide a trusted lantern in the political fog, whether filling out your ballot in the comfort of your own home or making a ceremonious journey to your local polling station on Election Day.

ConnectedSF June 2026 Endorsements and Recommendations

Citywide

Superior Court Judge

Phoebe Maffei

Board of Education

Phil Kim

Supervisors

District 2

Lori Brooke

District 4

Albert Chow #1

Alan Wong #2

United States Congress

US House of Representatives (CA-11)

Marie Hurabiell

Local Propositions

BONDS

(taking on debt)

Prop A - Vote NO

Earthquake Safety & Emergency Response (ESER) General Obligation Bond — up to $535 million

CHARTER AMENDMENTS

(permanently changing the SF City Charter)

Prop B - Vote YES

“Lifetime Term Limits” for the Mayor + Board of Supervisors

ORDINANCES

(creating new laws, taxes and regulation)

Prop C - Vote NO

Decreases to Business Taxes

Prop D - Vote NO

Changes to Business Tax Based on Comparison of Top Executive’s Pay to Employees’ Pay