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Mayor-Elect Daniel Lurie revisits the Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association (CCBA) after the election. Members of the Board of Presidents and Board of Directors at CCBA are excited to take a group photo with Lurie. Photo by Portia Li

Mayor-Elect Daniel Lurie revisits San Francisco Chinatown and calls for unity

SAN FRANCISCO —

  • SAN FRANCISCO

    Ding Lee (left in left photo), Robert Chiang (right in left photo) and Elaine Chiu (center in right photo) are supporters of Mayor-Elect Daniel Lurie with high hopes for him. Courtesy photos

  • SAN FRANCISCO —

    Two incumbent and four newly-elected Supervisors will serve for the next four years 2025-2028 at the San Francisco Board of Supervisors.

  • SAN FRANCISCO — 

    Mayor-Elect Daniel Lurie names his transition team including seven co-chairs with two Chinese American leaders, Nancy Tung and Paul Yep. Courtesy Daniel Lurie transition team

  • OAKLAND — Both Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao and Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price were recalled by voters in the November 5 election with a wide margin at 65% to 35%.

    Both Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao (left) and Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price are recalled by voters with wide margins of 65% to 35%. Courtesy photos

  • SAN FRANCISCO — At November 5 election night, since the election results were first posted online by the Department of Elections, political outsider Daniel Lurie has been in a commanding lead among all 13 mayoral candidates securing all other choices votes in a ranked-choice voting system. Lurie declared victory on November 8 after current Mayor London Breed conceded loss in her re-election bid to Lurie with a wide margin, 56.34% to 43.66%, behind him.

    Mayor-Elect Daniel Lurie declares victory alongside his wife Becca Prowda and hundreds of supporters at St. Mary Square in San Francisco Chinatown. Photo by Portia Li

  • Good morning. It’s a beautiful day in San Francisco.

    Mayor-Elect Daniel Lurie declares victory at the St. Mary Square in San Francisco Chinatown. Photo by Portia Li

  • SAN FRANCISCO — Proposition K, a local ballot measure proposed to permanently close the Upper Great Highway and strongly opposed by the Chinese community, was approved by 54.72% of the vote in the November 5 election.

    Voters at the westside and southern neighborhoods which are in purple areas overwhelmingly oppose Prop K. Graphic by Chris Arvin/electionmapsf.com

  • SAN FRANCISCO — 3-time San Francisco mayoral candidate Ellen Lee Zhou is a professionally trained social worker and used to work as a behavioral health clinician at the City's Department of Public health for over 10 years. She has been out of work for over two years due to the mandate issued by the City during the pandemic to require all city employees to get COVID vaccinations. Zhou recently filed a lawsuit against the City to get her job back.

    Mayoral candidate Ellen Lee Zhou who was terminated in September 2022 for not taking COVID vaccinations as a city employee sues San Francisco for wrongful termination. Photo by Portia Li

  • (1) District 9 Supervisor Candidate Trevor Chandler

    District 9 Supervisor candidates include Trevor Chandler (clockwise from left top), Jackie Fielder, Stephen Jon Torres, Roberto Hernandez and Jaime Gutierrez.