Connie Chan campaigns to succeed retiring Nancy Pelosi in Congress
Published 1w ago · Latest report 5d ago · Election
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San Francisco supervisor Connie Chan campaigns to become the city's first Asian-American in Congress.
San Francisco supervisor Connie Chan is running to succeed retiring Representative Nancy Pelosi in California's 11th congressional district. Endorsed by Pelosi, the 48-year-old immigrant from Hong Kong aims to become the first Asian-American representative for the district. Her progressive stance on foreign policy and Israel has divided local voters as the primary race heats up.
- The endorsementNancy Pelosi backed Connie Chan to succeed her in Congress after announcing her retirement.
- The backgroundConnie Chan was born in Hong Kong, attended school in Taiwan, and immigrated to the United States at 13 years old.
- The political divideConnie Chan's positions on Palestinian rights and arms embargos have split Jewish establishment support among local voters.
Why it matters
California's 11th congressional district has long been represented by Democratic stalwart Nancy Pelosi, making her retirement a historic turning point for San Francisco politics. The contest draws national attention as candidates vie to fill a major leadership vacancy in Washington.
Timeline2
- Oct 28Voter divisions emerge in the congressional race over candidates' positions on the Middle East.
- Oct 30Connie Chan holds a campaign event at the United Irish Cultural Centre in San Francisco.
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What outlets agree on
Connie Chan is running for California's 11th congressional district with the endorsement of retiring Representative Nancy Pelosi, facing scrutiny from voters over her foreign policy stances.
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50% of the sources are Left
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- South China Morning PostCan Connie Chan become San Francisco’s first Asian-American in Congress?5d ago · open ↗
- HaaretzIn the race to succeed Pelosi, Israel divides San Francisco Jewish voters1w ago · open ↗
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