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Jun 04

June 2026 Election Results: Key Takeaways

June 2026 Election Results: Key Takeaways

Several high-profile San Francisco and California races were decided in the June 2 primary election.

SAN FRANCISCO

Incumbents won re-election:

  • Phil Kim – Board of Education
  • Stephen Sherrill – Board of Supervisors, District 2
  • Alan Wong – Board of Supervisors, District 4
  • Matt Haney – State Assembly, District 17
  • Catherine Stefani – State Assembly, District 19
  • Kevin Mullin – U.S. Congress, District 15
  • Congress, District 11: Scott Wiener and Connie Chan advanced to the November general election
  • Judge race: Phoebe H. Maffei, prosecutor, will likely win over the public defender candidate

sf.citi Endorsed Measures: San Francisco voters aligned with recommendations supported by sf.citi, including passing Props A and B and the defeat of Prop D.

  • Prop A passed — funding critical earthquake, fire, and emergency response infrastructure upgrades
  • Prop B passed — establishing lifetime term limits for elected officials
  • Prop C (likely to fail) — business tax decrease. While sf.citi supported a YES vote on Prop C, the outcome is expected and will not impact the broader business climate.
  • Prop D (likely to fail) — voters rejected the proposed tax increase targeting large employers
VIEW ALL SF ELECTION RESULTS

STATEWIDE

  • Governor: Early results indicate Xavier Becerra (D) and Steve Hilton (R) are likely advancing in the November general election

REGIONAL

  • Oakland voters approved a small business tax exemption measure
  • Sonoma and Marin voters approved extending the SMART rail sales tax
  • Santa Clara County voters appear to support a new open space parcel tax
VIEW ALL CALIFORNIA ELECTION RESULTS

AT&T announced a $19 billion investment in California’s fiber and wireless infrastructure through 2030

  • 4M+ additional homes and businesses to gain fiber access
  • 1,200+ new cell sites planned statewide
  • Total California fiber footprint expected to exceed 9 million locations

AT&T says the investment will support faster, more reliable connectivity across urban, suburban, and rural communities while transitioning away from legacy copper networks.

The company also stated:

  • No customer will lose access to voice or 911 service
  • Customers can keep existing phone numbers and devices
  • Upgrade discounts will be available, including for California LifeLine customers

AT&T says the initiative will also support job growth, digital inclusion programs, and expanded connectivity infrastructure across California.

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