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CA-11 · San Francisco · November 3

San Francisco is not for sale

Scott Wiener has the real estate money and a super PAC funded by tech billionaires. Connie Chan has the nurses and the unions. Help us close the gap.

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Follow the money

Who is paying to put Scott Wiener in Congress.

Spent by the Abundant Future super PAC to elect Wiener since the June primary
$1.2M
Spent by the same super PAC attacking Chan
$608.3K
From the real estate industry to Wiener's campaign
$372K+

  • Abundant Future's biggest donors on file: Public First Action, $500,000. Michael Moritz, $100,000. Laura Skelton Yakovenko, $100,000. Chris Larsen, executive chairman of Ripple, $100,000.

    Source: FEC filings

  • The super PAC totals come from its 24- and 48-hour reports to the FEC for spending from June 3 to October 1, 2026.

    Source: FEC independent expenditures

  • Through June 30, Wiener's campaign raised $4,561,120. Chan's raised $1,094,321.

    Source: FEC, CA-11

  • The real estate figure is The Real Deal's count of FEC filings through June 30.

    Source: The Real Deal

Where they split

Same party. Different sides.

  • Taxing billionaires

    Chan backs Proposition 40, a one-time 5% tax on California billionaires to cover federal health care cuts. Wiener opposes it. His words: “I don't support it.”

    Source: San Francisco Standard

  • Taxing overpaid CEOs

    Wiener opposed San Francisco's Overpaid CEO Tax on companies that pay their CEO more than 100 times their median worker. SEIU withdrew its endorsement of him and endorsed Chan.

    Source: The American Prospect

  • Who backs them

    The building trades back Chan. Developers back Wiener.

    Source: The Real Deal

Connie Chan, in her own words

“Washington must stop mortgaging our future for the whims and wants of billionaires and big corporations. Now, more than ever, is the time to fight for an America that puts working people first.”

Connie Chan's Working People's Plan

“We cannot take back Congress by cozying up to billionaires.”

First congressional forum, January 2026, as reported by the San Francisco Standard

Chan has represented District 1 on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors since January 2021 and won again in 2024. She has chaired the Board's Budget Committee. The California Labor Federation gave her its sole endorsement in this race, and National Nurses United endorsed her too.

Her pledge, word for word: “Connie Chan for Congress will not take money from corporate PACs, AIPAC or its lobbyists and representatives, the NRA or lobbyists and executives from pharma, PG&E, fossil fuel or tobacco companies.”

The primary is over

42.1K Chakrabarti voters are up for grabs on November 3.

Scott Wiener, June 2 primary (40.7%)
95.8K
Connie Chan (29.7%)
69.9K
Saikat Chakrabarti, now off the ballot (17.9%)
42.1K

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