= candidate completed the Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey. 7.5.1 Presidential results by legislative districtĬlick on the tabs below to show more information about those topics.5.1.22 Superior Court of San Francisco, Seat 13.5.1.21 Superior Court of San Francisco, Seat 12.5.1.20 Superior Court of San Francisco, Seat 11.5.1.19 Superior Court of San Francisco, Seat 10.5.1.18 Superior Court of San Francisco, Seat 9.5.1.17 Superior Court of San Francisco, Seat 8.5.1.16 Superior Court of San Francisco, Seat 7.5.1.15 Superior Court of San Francisco, Seat 6.5.1.14 Superior Court of San Francisco, Seat 5.5.1.13 Superior Court of San Francisco, Seat 4.5.1.12 Superior Court of San Francisco, Seat 3.5.1.11 Superior Court of San Francisco, Seat 2.5.1.10 Superior Court of San Francisco, Seat 1.5.1.5 Board of supervisors, District 10.Ĭlick here to learn more about the city's mayoral election and here to learn more about the district attorney election. In San Francisco, ranked-choice voting is used in all elections for mayor, assessor-recorder, city attorney, district attorney, public defender, sheriff, treasurer, and the board of supervisors. The filing deadline for the other offices was August 9, 2019. The filing deadline for the mayoral election and the board of supervisors election was June 11, 2019. The city of San Francisco, California, held general elections for mayor, city attorney, district attorney, public defender, sheriff, treasurer, the District 5 seat of the board of supervisors, and one community college district seat on November 5, 2019. District 5 seat of the board of supervisors, city attorney, public defender, sheriff, treasurer, and one community college district seat

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