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Oct 13, 2026
Tuesday Morning News Fix
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1:11Natalia NavarroCORRESPONDENT
That's after a special meeting Sunday, where the organization rescinded its endorsement of Manny Ycutiel, who dropped out of the race after allegations of sexual assault.
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1:21Natalia NavarroCORRESPONDENT
Ycutiel's allegations sparked major backlash, with many calling for the resignation of the party chair, Nancy Tung.
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1:28Natalia NavarroCORRESPONDENT
Tung told the meeting her stepping down would not help, but actually hurt any future investigations.
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1:34Nancy TungSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
That no other politician, no other person on this body or anywhere else will decide to try to take on this very messy problem.
ABC7 News at 5am - October 12, 2026
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11:37Zach FuentesCORRESPONDENT
Now, the San Francisco Democratic Party and its chairperson came under fire for continuing to endorse Ycutio after separate sexual assault claims earlier in the race.
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11:47Zach FuentesCORRESPONDENT
Our media partners, the SF Standard, report that last night ahead of the vote to endorse McCoy, Chair Nancy Tung said the party, quote, "Did not do right by survivors." Ycutio had issued a statement saying he does not admit to assaulting anyone, but said he apologized for any boundaries he may have crossed.
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12:04Zach FuentesCORRESPONDENT
Nancy?
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12:04Nancy ChenHOST
Zach, thank you.
Civic Special: Inside Your San Francisco Election Ballot
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40:36Ben TrefnyGUEST
And there's two main things I want to say regarding endorsements.
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40:39Ben TrefnyGUEST
the San Francisco University School History Board, so this is obviously, because we're pressed for time here, there's just too many things to talk about, but the DCCC endorses Autumn Brown Garibay, Phil Kim, who is currently the board president of SFUSD, and Tim Tung, who is actually the brother of Nancy Tung, who is the chair of the DCCC.
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41:03Juliet WilliamsGUEST
San Francisco.
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41:06Ben TrefnyGUEST
And that's like literal nepotism, actually.
10 MINS LATER
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51:03speaker_4UNKNOWN
That is correct.
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51:04speaker_4UNKNOWN
So they appear on your ballot, I mean, way down on your ballot, but it's not like it's a completely mysterious group.
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51:12speaker_4UNKNOWN
And oftentimes they run as slates, and so there will be a more moderate slate, which is... kind of the Nancy Tung slate that we have now, as opposed to a more liberal slate, which is, now I forgot who was on the more liberal slate.
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51:26speaker_4UNKNOWN
So in other words, pay attention to your ballot if you're wondering, who are these people? Read down and there's information about them.