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<h2>Connie Chan has spent her life giving back to the San Francisco community that welcomed her family when they immigrated to America.</h2><img src="https://run.imgix.net/53e59a3a-ff97-4c43-aa89-78d37131906f/1efabef5-7508-4299-834e-c27fef7b03a3/1efabef5-7508-4299-834e-c27fef7b03a3.jpeg?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=314%2C468%2C1522%2C1580&amp;w=1500" alt="Connie Chan in a graduation cap and gown smiling beside a family member in front of a building" caption="" align="right" alignwidth="42" tiltdirection="left" variant="framed"><h3>Born in Hong Kong, Connie moved to San Francisco at the age of 13 with her mother and younger brother. While learning a new language and a new culture, the family was able to obtain a rent-controlled apartment in Chinatown.</h3>Connie’s mother developed the skills she needed for a new career as a claims processor at Chinese Hospital, thanks to classes available at City College of San Francisco. After graduating from Galileo High School, Connie earned her bachelor’s degree from the University of California – Davis, and then went to work giving back to the community that had done so much for her family. Connie started her career as a volunteer Chinese interpreter, working with pro bono attorneys for the SF Bar Association's Volunteer Legal Outreach, and as a community organizer for SF SAFE and the Community Youth Center.

<h3>陳詩敏曾在三藩市政府各層級任職，她深知，法律再完善，也必須公平執行，服務所有市民。在2006年，她被時任第十區市參事蘇菲·麥斯威爾（Sophie Maxwell）的立法助理，在任時，她成功推動關閉污然社區的發電廠（Potrero Power Plant)。後來，她擔任時任地方檢察官賀錦麗（Kamala Harris）的助理，幫助亞太裔社區。</h3><img src="https://run.imgix.net/53e59a3a-ff97-4c43-aa89-78d37131906f/f5875abd-28b0-4f09-b0df-f8451f11db73/f5875abd-28b0-4f09-b0df-f8451f11db73.jpeg?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=190%2C316%2C1704%2C1049&amp;w=1500" alt="Connie Chan, candidate for Congress, smiling in an outdoor portrait." caption="" align="right" alignwidth="47" tiltdirection="left" variant="framed">陳詩敏也曾擔任時任市參事佩斯金（Aaron Peskin）的立法助理，為華埠和北岸區爭取權益；同時，她也曾作為時任州眾議員凱文·穆林（Kevin Mullin）的代表，為灣區居民發聲。除了參與地方及州級政策工作外，陳詩敏曾在三藩市康樂及公園局行政部門任職，負責全市公共空間的推廣與維護；隨後，她亦在三藩市市立大學工作，致力普及高等教育與公共服務。身為市參事，陳詩敏專注推動造福全體市民的政策，包括捍衛工薪家庭及工人權益、小商業、移民、租戶和其他弱勢群體的政策。身為預算委員會主席，儘管面對嚴重的財政赤字，陳詩敏努力提出了不遺漏任何群體的預算。她每年提出的預算，總是撥款支持社區安全和清潔街道，以及為弱勢群體提供服務。

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<h3>陳詩敏（Connie Chan）一直致力回饋這個給予她家人落地生根機會的三藩市。作為第一區的市 參事、陳詩敏一直致力為市民爭取更多可負擔住房、 捍衛小商業、勞工和工會權利、以及支持在 困境中掙扎的家庭。</h3><img src="https://run.imgix.net/53e59a3a-ff97-4c43-aa89-78d37131906f/a93c643f-8e65-4020-9c4f-c265cedc5c0b/a93c643f-8e65-4020-9c4f-c265cedc5c0b.jpeg?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=372%2C702%2C1458%2C1346&amp;w=1500" alt="Connie Chan candidate for Congress in a graduation cap and gown smiling beside a family member in front of a building" caption="" align="right" alignwidth="42.5" tiltdirection="left" variant="framed">作為市參事，陳詩敏代表第一區（District 1）。她於 2020 年十一月首次當選、並於 2024 年十一月成功連任。自 2023 年二月起，她擔任市參事會預算及經濟委員會主席、同時也是三藩市縣交通管理局、三藩市地方政府組建委員會、 以及市立大學市立大學免費教育監督委員。陳詩敏出生於香港，十三歲時隨母親和弟弟移居三藩市、 在這裡開始學習新語言、適應新的生活與環境。她和家人住在華埠（Chinatown）一間受租金管制的公寓、她的母親也在這個充滿回憶的家中安享餘生。多虧三藩市市立大學（City College of San Francisco）的培訓課程、陳詩敏的母親能夠在中華醫院（Chinese Hospital）成為工作人員。從 Galileo 高中畢業後、陳詩敏在加州戴維斯大學（University of California, Davis）獲得了學士學位、然後投身培育她及支持她家庭的社區。她的職業生涯始於擔任義務中文翻譯員、與三藩市律師協會的義務律師合作進行外展服務、並擔任「三藩市安全社區組織」（SF SAFE）及社區青年中心（Community Youth Center）的社區領袖。

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<h3>Now, Connie represents District 1 on the Board of Supervisors, which includes the Inner Richmond, Central Richmond, Outer Richmond, Lone Mountain, Golden Gate Park, Lincoln Park, University of San Francisco, Sea Cliff, and Presidio Terrace neighborhoods.</h3>First elected in 2020, Connie has served as the Chair of the Board of Supervisors Budget Committee since February 2023, and also serves as a member of the San Francisco County Transportation Authority, the San Francisco Local Agency Formation Commission, and the Free City College Oversight Committee.As Supervisor, recognizing the looming threat of federal cuts, Connie proactively created a $400 million revenue risk reserve fund in the 2025-2026 budget to ensure funding would be available for healthcare, food security, housing, and other services at risk of being cut. And in the face of attacks against our immigrant community, Connie introduced a supplemental budget to provide additional aid to immigration defense collaborative, to provide legal services, support and education.

<img src="https://run.imgix.net/53e59a3a-ff97-4c43-aa89-78d37131906f/f718592b-874c-47cf-b246-3dac9e3b4b0f/f718592b-874c-47cf-b246-3dac9e3b4b0f.jpeg?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=0%2C0%2C3024%2C4032&amp;w=1500" alt="Connie Chan standing outside with two family members and a dog on a sunny day, with one child sitting on a skateboard in front." caption="" align="left" alignwidth="30" tiltdirection="left" variant="framed">此外，為了抵禦聯邦政府的預算削減，陳詩敏在 2025-2026 年度預算中設立了四億美元的稅收風險準備金，以確保為醫療保健、糧食補助、住房及其他易受削減服務的資源得到保障。。當聯邦政府停止所有補充糧食券計劃時，市政府即時啟動該基金，為超過112,000名市民提供了食物援助。面對針對移民社區的攻擊挑戰，陳詩敏也提出了年中預算撥款，為移民辯護組織提供額外資源，以提供法律服務、援助和教育。陳詩敏很榮幸能為第一區的居民服務。作為市參事，她致力確保三藩市的家庭世世代代都有平等的機會落地生根。她的長期伴侶是三藩市消防員，兒子是初中學生，他們一家三口居住在列治文區。

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<h3>In 2006, she was recruited by then-Supervisor Sophie Maxwell to serve as a legislative aide, where she worked to successfully shut down the Potrero Power Plant which was spewing toxic air pollutants into the Bayview neighborhood.</h3><img src="https://run.imgix.net/53e59a3a-ff97-4c43-aa89-78d37131906f/f343ecf4-2531-4543-b9de-e3fcac1f40c5/f343ecf4-2531-4543-b9de-e3fcac1f40c5.jpeg?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=199%2C291%2C1725%2C1074&amp;w=1500" alt="Connie Chan smiling and speaking with a community member at an outdoor event, with people gathered around and a campaign sign visible in the background." caption="" align="left" alignwidth="47" tiltdirection="left" variant="framed">She later served as a public safety and communications aide and liaison to the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community for then-District Attorney Kamala Harris. Connie also served as a legislative aide to then-Supervisor Aaron Peskin and as a representative of then-Assemblymember Kevin Mullin.In addition to her local and state level policy work, Connie has held roles in the administration at the San Francisco Recreation &amp; Parks Department, working across San Francisco to promote and protect our public spaces, and at City College of San Francisco working on advancing higher education policies and public access.

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“I’m running for Congress for all the people who feel like they’re getting priced out of their own city. I’m running for those who are under attack by the Trump Administration. I’m running for the people of this city.&nbsp; To open the doors of power again… for us.”

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San Francisco is a city that was built by immigrants. No city in the nation understands more the importance of standing up for our immigrant communities and all those who have been targeted by Donald Trump. As a first generation immigrant, Connie feels this deeply and supports creating a pathway to citizenship, protecting and reaffirming birthright citizenship, and protecting San Francisco as a sanctuary city. Connie will stand up to the Trump Administration and demand an end to the raids that terrorize our immigrant communities, violate due process, and undermine our rights. She will call for full accountability of any administration official who has violated the law and the due process of our residents. And she’ll push for comprehensive immigration reform, humane border security, and an end to the inhuman abuses and discriminatory practices of ICE and CBP.

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Chan, who represents a district that includes the Richmond neighborhood, has positioned herself as an adult-in-the-room presence on the Board of Supervisors as chair of its Budget Committee amid particularly calamitous budget cycles.

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Connie Chan will fight back against the bigoted and transphobic Trump agenda and work with likeminded colleagues to protect our LGBTQ+ community. She will support legislation to prohibit discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, gender identity or sex, work to end the Trump prohibition on transgender men and women serving in the military, support the No Place for LGBTQ+ Hate Act, and she will work to ban conversion therapy nationally.&nbsp; Connie will also work to strengthen health access by pushing to lift any prohibitions for people on Medicare, Medicaid or other federal health programs to receive gender affirming care. She will work to increase funding for programs that support individuals living with HIV, for research into a cure for AIDS/HIV, and to support the mental health and well-being of LGBTQ+ youth – including the right of transgender youth to participate in sports teams consistent with their gender identity.

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As a legislative staffer, Connie was proud to work with Supervisor Sophie Maxwell in shutting down the Mirant Power Plant that was polluting our communities. And she was proud that her first bill as a Supervisor was to ban oil extraction in San Francisco. She understands that climate change is a threat to our environment, our economy, and our health - one that disproportionately impacts historically disadvantaged communities.&nbsp; Connie supports a Green New Deal to invest in clean energy that reduces greenhouse gases, moves us away from fossil fuels and foreign oil, and creates good paying jobs. She will support federal investments in public transit, walking, and biking to help us have healthier, more livable communities. Right now, it can be very difficult for local governments to fund transit and too often, they resort to regressive sales taxes. As our representative in Congress, Connie will be a partner in bringing home the resources needed to support these programs.

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Supervisor Connie Chan announced Thursday that she is running to succeed Rep. Nancy Pelosi in Congress next year, an expected move that could meld various San Francisco voting blocs: the west side, Asian Americans citywide, and progressives.

Supervisor Connie Chan launches 2026 bid to succeed Nancy Pelosi

Connie has been a strong supporter of labor unions, collective bargaining, and workers’ rights. As Supervisor, she worked to strengthen protections for workers, raise wages, and combat wage theft. In Congress, she’ll work to empower American workers by protecting their right to organize and unionize. Connie will cosponsor the Richard L. Trumka Protecting the Right to Organize (PRO) Act to provide more workers with the freedom to organize and negotiate with their employers. And she will work to strengthen the Occupational Safety and Health Act and its related agencies to ensure that workers are protected on the job - and that we have the oversight to make sure safe workplace rules are enforced.

Workers' Rights

The Trump Administration has been a disaster on foreign policy (as well as domestic). Connie Chan firmly opposes the Trump destruction of programs that supported vulnerable children and families overseas and their foolish trade war that has hurt our relationships and raised prices for consumers.&nbsp; Connie is firmly committed to a foreign policy that prioritizes peaceful solutions and supports democratic ideals and human rights. She will push to de-prioritize the use of military force and work for fair trade that uplifts workers and protects the global environment. And she will work to restore critical and life-saving foreign aid programs.<h2>Middle East</h2>Connie Chan will be an immediate sponsor of the Block the Bombs Act which would prohibit the United States from transferring weapons that have been used by the Israeli military in Gaza. She understands that the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has clearly violated human rights and that his cynical attempts to evade criminal charges has prolonged the conflict. Connie Chan will advocate for a permanent ceasefire as a first step to a two-state solution. And she would push for a major expansion of food, medical and humanitarian aid in response to the genocide of the Palestinian people.&nbsp;The division over this conflict has led to increased anti-semitism and Islamophobia here in America and Connie will always stand against and fight bigotry in any form.<h2>Asia</h2>Connie will always prioritize the pursuit of productive diplomatic solutions that promote mutual benefits in all regions of the world, including Asia. The world is large enough for every country to pursue sustainable and harmonious development. As the two largest economies in the world, both the United States and China can engage with one another through mutual respect, accountability and peaceful coexistence, safeguarding our national security while seeking common areas of agreement. While differences may exist on certain issues, Connie firmly believes these can and should be resolved through equal and constructive dialogue.Connie’s family roots trace back to mainland China. She was born in Hong Kong and attended elementary school in Taiwan, and she still has family members living in Hong Kong. Having lived and grown up in different regions, she has come to deeply appreciate the importance of peace and stability.<h2>Central America</h2>The Trump Administration has been a disaster for our national security. Nowhere is that more clear than the illegal bombing campaign against small boats in the Pacific and Caribbean. These executions, without any due process or evidence, are clear violations of international law and Connie Chan will fight to stop them, investigate them fully, and hold those responsible accountable.

Global Security

San Francisco’s recent citywide power outage left hundreds of thousands of residents in the dark, shut down small businesses during the busiest time of the year, disrupted public transit, and put vulnerable seniors and families at risk without heat or food. This failure exposed the consequences of relying on a privatized monopoly that prioritizes profits over delivering safe, reliable power. San Francisco and California deserve better.&nbsp; Connie is committed to holding Pacific Gas &amp; Electric accountable and continuing to fight for a public energy system that works for our city. She will push to expand CleanPowerSF and advance state and federal policies that give cities the authority to build publicly owned, community-controlled energy systems.

Clean Power

Connie Chan supports Medicare for All which guarantees that every American has a right to health care, everyone is covered, and the health care system is no longer driven by insurance companies. Connie will work to enact this critical legislation when elected to Congress.&nbsp; Connie also knows we have to protect the hard-won gains Americans have made thanks to the Affordable Care Act. She will push to restore funding to Medicaid, and renew subsidies that allowed families to buy insurance on the ACA exchanges. She will also support additional funding for community health clinics and restore the program to negotiate lower prescription drug prices. Connie also knows that health care research, funded by the federal government, has been fundamental in improving countless lives over the last century. San Francisco has been at the heart of these ground-breaking medical discoveries. She will fight against cuts to medical research and will demand a return to sound and non-politicized science at the FDA, CDC and other agencies that research or approve health care treatments.

Health Care

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Connie Chan understands that the affordability crisis is driven by both skyrocketing costs and shrinking opportunities for working people. For the past 40 years, productivity has gone up, but real wages have been stagnant for most workers. Small businesses have been squeezed by ever larger corporations. And in recent years, costs have gone through the roof, making it more difficult for all but the very wealthiest Americans to get by.&nbsp;Connie is committed to addressing both sides of the affordability crisis: costs and earnings.&nbsp; Connie will work to build housing working people and families can afford, protect the Affordable Care Act and expand Medicaid to bring down health premiums, and lower utility and energy costs for all by expanding our green infrastructure. San Francisco has been a leader in addressing child care costs but with federal support, we can do more - she will work to pass legislation that brings down the cost of child care while ensuring early child care educators earn a living wage. At the same time, Connie will support investments in manufacturing and construction to support middle income job creation and sectoral diversification, push for funding for career technical education to expand high-paying options for workers, and work in solidarity with organized labor to raise the national minimum wage and secure fair wages for all workers – in the United States and our major trading partners.&nbsp; She’ll also work to ensure that the benefits of technological progress are broadly shared by all. Connie will ensure that our public K-12 schools are fully resourced; restore and redouble national investment in our research universities and the innovations they drive; and stand up for sensible oversight of fair, competitive, and innovative financial markets. Finally, Connie will fight Donald Trump’s ridiculous and costly tariff policies which are hurting American workers and small businesses while pushing prices even higher for working families.

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Lowering the Cost of Living, Expanding Opportunity

We need to build and support housing that our families can afford in ways that support vibrant, sustainable communities. Connie understands that a lack of funding has stalled far too many long-approved projects and that deregulation won’t build the housing San Francisco needs. The federal government can do much more to provide grants and low-interest loans to finance low- and middle-income housing, expand the housing tax credits that spur sustainable mixed use development, increase rental assistance to vulnerable tenants, and support innovative social housing programs designed to enable working families to remain in our cities.&nbsp;Connie knows that relying on corporate developers to build affordable housing hasn’t worked - we need direct federal investments in housing and transit so we can guarantee our City workforce can afford to live and thrive in San Francisco. She will make a commitment to secure the resources needed to create both low-income and middle-income housing, expand the paths to home ownership for first-time buyers, and protect tenants.

Housing

Connie will always fight for access to the full range of reproductive health care including abortion and affordable contraception. She will support and champion restoration of our fundamental right to make decisions about our own bodies and when and if to have children. And she will work to make sure no insurance or health care policy prohibits women from seeking the care they need and deserve. Connie will also push to restore full funding for Planned Parenthood which provides critical health services to over 2 million Americans every year.

Reproductive Rights

Connie Chan learned English attending a San Francisco public school. Public schools were a doorway to her new home in America and she believes those doorways must stay open for all students. She will vote to fully fund all federal mandates on public schools and opposes Trump efforts to dismantle the Department of Education.&nbsp;San Francisco has been a leader in addressing child care costs but with federal support, we can do more. Connie&nbsp;will work to pass legislation that brings down the cost of child care while ensuring early child care educators earn a living wage. San Francisco was a pioneer in creating Free City - free access to community college for every resident. Connie will champion this initiative in Congress and also push for more support for career and technical education, apprenticeships, and trades so that every young person, regardless of the path they take, has the skills and tools for a good-paying job. Connie also understands that higher education is unaffordable for many students. She supports efforts to reduce and eliminate student debt burdens and make public higher education tuition free.

Education

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Connie Chan is running for Congress to deliver real solutions for working families in California’s 11th District. A trusted San Francisco Supervisor, Connie fights for affordable housing, immigrant protections, safer neighborhoods, and a fair economy where everyone can thrive. Learn more, get involved, and join our grassroots campaign.

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