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U.S. House · CA-11 · Democratic candidate · 2026

Connie Chan

Democratic candidate for California's 11th Congressional District

A San Francisco supervisor and former community organizer proposing Medicare for All, a higher minimum wage, stronger unions and permanently affordable housing.

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DistrictCA-11
OfficeCongress
ElectionNov. 3, 2026

Policy priorities

Where Connie stands.

Campaign position

Pass Medicare for All and restore coverage assistance

  • She supports Medicare for All and reversing Medicaid cuts, while restoring and making ACA premium assistance permanent

Campaign position

Cap childcare costs and expand pre-K

  • She proposes capping childcare costs at seven percent of family income and universal pre-K for three- to five-year-olds, with better caregiver pay

Campaign position

Raise the federal minimum wage to $25

  • She supports a federal minimum wage of at least $25, ending the tipped-wage exclusion and guaranteed paid sick and family leave

Campaign position

Strengthen unions and enforce workplace safety

  • She backs the PRO Act and stronger labor enforcement, including organizing protections for gig workers and penalties for employer retaliation

Campaign position

Build permanently affordable public and nonprofit homes

  • She supports federal housing investment, lifting the Faircloth limit on public housing and keeping private-equity firms out of residential housing

Campaign position

Make data centers pay for grid expansion

  • She supports requiring data centers to pay their infrastructure costs and stopping utilities from charging households for lobbying and wasteful expenses

Record and background

Record & experience.

  1. 2022

    Accomplishment

    Helped arrange free transit for Lunar New Year weekend

    SFMTA partnered with Chan, Aaron Peskin and Dean Preston to provide free Muni and cable-car rides for the February 19-21 celebration, supporting access to Chinatown's festivities.

  2. Appointed in 2006

    Experience

    Legislative aide

    Worked as a legislative aide.

  3. Elected in 2020

    Experience

    San Francisco supervisor

    Represented San Francisco's District 1.

  • Experience

    Interpreter and organizer

    Volunteered as an interpreter and organized in her community.

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