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Connie Chan

Candidate for U.S. Representative, Congressional District 11

Connie Chan is a member of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors. She has represented District 1 since January 2021. That is the Richmond District. She also chairs the Board's Budget Committee. She has held that role since February 2023. She was born in British Hong Kong. She came to the United States as a child immigrant and English learner. She grew up in San Francisco's Chinatown. She graduated from Galileo Academy of Science and Technology. She went on to the University of California, Davis. She earned a bachelor's degree there. Before the Board, she was a legislative aide. She served Supervisors Sophie Maxwell and Aaron Peskin. She worked for then-District Attorney Kamala Harris. She was her public safety and communications aide. She was also a representative for then-Assemblymember Kevin Mullin. She held administrative and communications roles in two more places. One was the San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department. The other was City College of San Francisco. In November 2025, she announced her House run. She is seeking California's 11th Congressional District seat. She wants to succeed retiring Rep. Nancy Pelosi. She advanced from the top-two primary alongside state Senator Scott Wiener. Home: San Francisco, California, in the Richmond District. Occupation: San Francisco Supervisor, District 1. Chair of the Board of Supervisors Budget Committee. Prior office: incumbent San Francisco Supervisor, District 1, since 2021. She held no elected office before 2020. This is her first run for federal office.

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