We recommend voting for Alan Wong for Supervisor, District 4.

Wong was appointed by Mayor Lurie in December 2025, chosen from five finalists in an open process, and won the June special election with 46% of first-choice votes in a five-candidate field, nearly double his closest rival, and finished with 64.3% in the final ranked-choice round. He grew up in the Sunset, attended Lincoln High, and came to the job with a long record of public service: labor organizer, legislative aide to a former D4 Supervisor, policy lead at the Children's Council of San Francisco, Community College Board Trustee, and First Lieutenant in the Army National Guard.

The Sunset is the community I love and the only home I've ever known. Serving as Supervisor is the greatest honor of my life. I will approach this work with a public servant's heart. As a veteran, I will always put my community and my country first—above partisanship or ideology.

Alan WongSupervisor, District 4

What he's done in office

In just over half a year, Wong has built the record we hoped for:

• His first vote was for Mayor Lurie's Family Zoning Plan, breaking with the district's anti-density history. He said blocking it risked "losing local control, which is not acceptable."
• He co-sponsored doubling the maximum fine for sideshows after one took over Kirkham and La Playa, matching Oakland's and San Jose's penalties.
• He co-sponsored accepting a $6.25M federal grant that funds 50 police officer positions, a police retention agreement, and Supervisor Dorsey's drug-free supportive housing legislation.
• His office is helping Sunset residents petition SFMTA to convert streets to angled parking, adding spaces without slowing the buses.

The Great Highway

Wong's first act in office was submitting a ballot measure to re-open the Great Highway, reflecting the majority view in his district. It fell one Board signature short. That effort has since been superseded by the citizen-led Great Highway for Everyone Act, which would reopen the road to cars on weekdays while keeping it car-free on weekends. Organizers submitted more than 15,000 signatures in July, well above the roughly 10,600 required to reach the November ballot, and Wong supports the measure.

His priorities for a full term

A fully staffed police force, with recruitment aimed at bilingual officers who speak Cantonese, Mandarin, and Spanish, and desk jobs moved to civilians so sworn officers return to patrol. Responsive government: he dedicates half his staff time to constituent services and commits to answering any constituent concern within 24 hours. And a small business agenda that replaces the "byzantine maze" of permits with a straightforward checklist, plus easier childcare openings and better school information for Sunset families.

Where Alan Wong stands

District 4 asked for a supervisor who listens, and in eight months Wong has voted their priorities, delivered visible wins, and won their votes once already. That's why he has our endorsement.