City and County of San Francisco Offices To Be Voted on this Election

Member, Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is the legislative branch of government for the City and County of San Francisco. Its members make laws and establish the annual budget for City departments. 

The term of office for members of the Board of Supervisors is four years. Supervisors are paid $140,148 per year.

There are eleven members of the Board of Supervisors. In this election, voters in odd-numbered districts (1, 3, 5, 7, 9, and 11) will elect members of the Board of Supervisors to represent their districts. See a map of San Francisco’s Supervisorial Districts here.

Member, Board of Education

The Board of Education is the governing body for the San Francisco Unified School District. It directs kindergarten through grade twelve. 

The term of office for members of the Board of Education is four years. They are paid $6,000 per year. 

There are seven members of the Board of Education. Voters will elect four members this election.*

Member, Community College Board

The Community College Board is the governing body for the San Francisco Community College District. It directs City College and other adult learning centers. 

The term of office for members of the Community College Board is four years. They are paid $6,000 per year.

There are seven members of the Community College Board. Voters will elect four members this election.

*Non-Citizen Voting in the Board of Education Election

Under Proposition N, approved by San Francisco voters in 2016, any non-citizen resident of San Francisco who is “the parent, legal guardian, or caregiver (as defined in California Family Code Section 6550) of a child under age 19 residing in San Francisco Unified School District,” who would be otherwise eligible to vote in San Francisco but for their immigration status, may vote for members of the Board of Education in the November 3, 2020, election. 

For more information on non-citizen registration and voting, go to sfelections.org/noncitizen or call the Department of Elections at (415) 554-4375.