2010 San Francisco Board of Supervisors election
Introduction The '''2010 San Francisco Board of Supervisors elections''' were held on November 2, 2010.Five of the eleven seats of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors were contested in this election. Four incumbents were termed out of office, while one ran for reelection.Municipal elections in California are officially non-partisan, though most candidates in San Francisco do receive funding and support from various political parties. The election was held using ranked-choice voting.
Results === District 2 ===300pxDistrict 2 consists of the Marina, Pacific Heights, the Presidio, part of Russian Hill, and Sea Cliff. Incumbent supervisor Michela Alioto-Pier was termed out of office.=== District 4 ===300pxDistrict 4 consists primarily of the Sunset district. Incumbent supervisor Carmen Chu ran for reelection unopposed.=== District 6 ===300pxDistrict 6 consists of Alcatraz Island, Civic Center, Mission Bay, South of Market, the Tenderloin, Treasure Island, and Yerba Buena Island. Incumbent supervisor Chris Daly was termed out of office.==== Ranked-choice vote distribution ==== Candidate  Pass 1  Pass 2  Pass 3  Pass 4  Pass 5  Pass 6  Pass 7  Pass 8  Pass 9  Pass 10  Pass 11  Pass 12 '''Jane Kim'''  '''6,621'''  '''6,623'''  '''6,635'''  '''6,646'''  '''6,674'''  '''6,697'''  '''6,720'''  '''6,800'''  '''6,908'''  '''7,039'''  '''7,767'''  '''8,865''' Debra Walker  5,669  5,670  5,689  5,716  5,741  5,763  5,781  5,857  5,994  6,101  6,701  7,528 Theresa Sparks  3,605  3,605  3,611  3,623  3,642  3,655  3,671  3,719  3,781  3,882  ''4,334''   Matt Drake  947  947  955  962  986  996  1,031  1,077  1,133  ''1,200''   James Keys  960  960  966  974  980  995  1,002  1,043  1,102  ''1,148'' Glendon "Anna Conda" Hyde  692  693  709  723  740  748  757  779  804  ''839'' Elaine Zamora  637  637  640  649  657  673  695  714  ''746''   Dean Clark  602  602  612  623  629  662  697  ''713''   Jim Meko  407  407  420  424  436  447  ''498''   George Vazhapally  242  242  261  270  277  ''284''   h. Brown  182  182  187  198  ''205''   Matt Ashe  185  186  188  ''191''   George Davis  158  158  ''160''   Nate Payne  150  ''150''   Write-in  ''29''  '''Eligible ballots'''  21,086  21,062  21,033  20,999  20,967  20,920  20,852  20,702  20,468  20,209  18,802  16,393 '''Exhausted ballots'''  3,971  3,995  4,027  4,058  4,090  4,137  4,205  4,355  4,589  4,848  6,255  8,664 Total  25,057  25,057  25,057  25,057  25,057  25,057  25,057  25,057  25,057  25,057  25,057  25,057 === District 8 ===300pxDistrict 8 consists of The Castro, Diamond Heights, Duboce Triangle, Eureka Valley, Glen Park, and Noe Valley. Incumbent supervisor Bevan Dufty was termed out of office.=== District 10 ===300pxDistrict 10 consists of Bayview-Hunters Point, McLaren Park, part of the Portola, Potrero Hill, and Visitacion Valley. Incumbent supervisor Sophie Maxwell was termed out of office.==== Ranked-choice vote distribution ==== Candidate  Pass 1  Pass 2  Pass 3  Pass 4  Pass 5  Pass 6  Pass 7  Pass 8  Pass 9  Pass 10  Pass 11  Pass 12  Pass 13  Pass 14  Pass 15  Pass 16  Pass 17  Pass 18  Pass 19  Pass 20 '''Malia Cohen'''  2,097  2,098  2,100  2,105  2,111  2,132  2,154  2,194  2,215  2,244  2,300  '''2,386'''  '''2,423'''  2,530  2,677  2,741  '''3,229'''  '''3,501'''  '''4,120'''  '''4,321''' Tony Kelly  2,102  2,102  2,108  2,111  2,132  2,136  2,139  2,150  2,155  2,180  2,185  2,281  2,310  2,410  2,639  2,661  2,858  3,392  3,576  3,879 Marlene Tran  2,049  2,049  2,052  2,059  2,071  2,072  2,074  2,096  2,104  2,116  2,124  2,132  2,169  2,216  2,300  '''3,039'''  3,084  3,231  ''3,330''   Lynette Sweet  '''2,150'''  '''2,153'''  '''2,156'''  '''2,162'''  '''2,170'''  '''2,189'''  '''2,227'''  '''2,243'''  '''2,278'''  '''2,291'''  '''2,338'''  2,355  2,396  '''2,543'''  '''2,682'''  2,712  2,880  ''3,201''   Steve Moss  1,969  1,969  1,971  1,977  1,979  1,987  1,999  2,003  2,013  2,047  2,059  2,106  2,139  2,255  2,364  2,440  ''2,609''   DeWitt M. Lacy  1,274  1,276  1,279  1,282  1,292  1,298  1,317  1,324  1,337  1,361  1,384  1,439  1,471  1,585  1,722  ''1,757''   Teresa Duque  1,441  1,441  1,443  1,449  1,456  1,459  1,464  1,467  1,473  1,483  1,495  1,499  1,512  1,542  ''1,574''   Chris Jackson  1,088  1,088  1,094  1,098  1,110  1,126  1,134  1,143  1,167  1,180  1,196  1,236  1,281  ''1,370''   Kristine Enea  544  544  548  552  555  559  564  578  585  610  617  634  ''654''   Diane Wesley Smith  399  399  400  400  412  428  432  461  476  499  515  526  ''567'' James M. Calloway  417  418  422  430  434  437  443  464  478  494  511  ''522''   Eric Smith  448  448  451  454  454  459  462  465  474  480  ''484''   Geoffrea Morris  333  333  333  336  344  349  352  356  373  ''375''   Stephen Weber  311  311  315  316  318  321  326  339  ''349''   Rodney Hampton, Jr.  237  237  239  243  251  261  280  ''290''   Ashley Hawley Rhodes  260  260  262  263  265  277  ''278''   Ed Donaldson  202  202  202  202  205  ''206''   Jackie Norman  186  186  188  191  ''193''   Nyese Joshua  135  135  141  ''147''   MJ Marie Franklin  81  81  ''85''   Ellsworth "Ell" Jennison  68  ''68''   Write-in  ''17''   '''Eligible ballots'''  17,808  17,798  17,789  17,777  17,752  17,696  17,645  17,573  17,477  17,360  17,208  17,116  16,922  16,451  15,958  15,350  14,660  13,325  11,026  8,200 '''Exhausted ballots'''  2,742  2,752  2,761  2,773  2,798  2,854  2,905  2,977  3,073  3,190  3,342  3,434  3,628  4,099  4,592  5,200  5,890  7,225  9,524  12,350 Total  20,550  20,550  20,550  20,550  20,550  20,550  20,550  20,550  20,550  20,550  20,550  20,550  20,550  20,550  20,550  20,550  20,550  20,550  20,550  20,550
References
External links * San Francisco Department of Elections