Connie Chan

like she's running.

She's very involved in helping Connie Chan, the state supervisor, city supervisor, again, State Senator Scott Weiner.

I mean, polls that I've seen indicate it's fairly close, but probably Weiner has the edge in that one.

Unions have really stepped up to help Connie Chan, and of course, Pelosi has helped with fundraising and other things.

In Los Angeles, it's very interesting.

Karen Bass, her popularity has never really recovered from the Palisades fire in January of 2025.

I mean, that's like so much work, whereas I'm like, I think that's a little too much for me.

I mean, I just was working a little bit with Connie Chan, who is she's, you know, running for the Senate to replace Nancy Pelosi.

I think I think she's going to be great, you know, to be Nancy Pelosi's replacement.

And she's I went out with her and just go and did a little campaign thing.

Actually, it was at the beginning of this week.

It was Sunday, and I had said that there was in a local ad here in San Francisco that a photograph of the mayor of San Francisco, Daniel Lurie, standing behind Connie Chan, who I voted for here locally to win the seat for Nancy Pelosi, where Nancy Pelosi used to sit here in San Francisco for the US Congress.

And at the time I said that Mayor Daniel Lurie had endorsed her opponent, Chan's opponent, Even though the ad that Chan had written or had put out in a flyer that came through the mail, even though that ad said we stand with Connie Chan and above that we stand with Connie Chan is a photograph of Mayor Daniel Lurie with Connie Chan.

Fact of the matter is, he has not endorsed her.

I incorrectly said that he had endorsed her opponent, and that too is not true.

My mistake, my apology.

The mayor of San Francisco has not endorsed Scott Weiner, who is the challenger.

and has not endorsed Connie Chan so he has kept quiet, kept mum if you will on that particular race and I suspect he will and there's obvious reasons why he will choose to do that since again both of these candidates are here in San Francisco and the seat is for the district city and county of San Francisco for the US Senate for the US House excuse me so As the San Francisco mayor, he's obviously not going to want to make any waves, politically speaking, before the election.

That's 866-798-8255.

And Mark, I have to ask you about this local congressional race between Scott Weiner and Connie Chan.

It's two San Francisco Democrats in competition for Nancy Pelosi's seat in Congress.

What do you think, what does your polling show on that race? Any insights you can share?

That's in the California side.

Connie Chan is really great as well.

Love Connie.

San Francisco mayor.

It represents San Francisco in Congress.

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has held the seat nearly four decades, and tonight we're bringing you in-depth team coverage of Scott Wiener and Connie Chan, the two candidates hoping to take her place.

So let's start with State Senator Scott Wiener.

Our Lauren Toms joined him on the campaign trail.

It's almost like a punishment for some people.

Well, especially if you're six foot seven like he is.

But I'll tell you, there's not a lot I like about Connie Chan.

But what I like most about her is that she can prevent Scott Wiener from winning.

Okay, then we're going to go ahead and endorse Let's Say It Together for the U.S. House Congressional District 11.

Hell yeah, Connie Chan.

Connie Chan, we love you.

Throw the confetti.

Pop the champagne.