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Vote part 2

When voters look for candidates who focus on fiscal responsibility, budget management, and financial oversight, they generally look for candidates with backgrounds in financial analysis, public budgeting, or those endorsed by tax and civic accountability organizations.

The candidates across the contested races on your ballot who emphasize financial oversight, budget stability, and fiscal management are summarized below:

1. Board of Education (School Board)

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Tim Tung (Public Finance Analyst): Professional public finance analyst whose background centers explicitly on municipal budgeting, public debt, and financial management. He is endorsed by fiscal reform civic groups (such as GrowSF) and moderate civic organizations focused on resolving the school district's structural deficit.
Phil Kim (School Board President): Incumbent Board President who has overseen recent stabilization plans and state-monitored fiscal recovery efforts for SFUSD. He is endorsed by both parent advocacy groups (SF Parents Action) and fiscal civic reformers.
Laurance Lee (General Contractor): Focuses heavily on facilities management, spending transparency, and direct fiscal oversight of SFUSD projects. Recommended by taxpayer and conservative civic organizations (such as the SF GOP) for budget discipline.

2. Trustee, Community College Board â€” Full Term

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Erwin Tam (Municipal Financial Advisor): Former CCSF student who has worked for over 25 years as a municipal financial advisor helping state community college districts manage bond financing, debt, and structural deficit cliffs. He is endorsed by civic oversight groups specifically to address the college's ongoing budget and accreditation issues.
Elijah Ball (College Campus Planner): Specializes in state capital funding, facilities master plans, and multi-year financial forecasting for California community colleges. Endorsed across both moderate civic organizations (GrowSF) and local taxpayer groups.
Jeremy Lee (Asset Manager): Has a background in asset management and financial stewardship.

3. Trustee, Community College Board â€” Partial Term

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Ruth Ferguson (Appointed Trustee): Incumbent trustee serving on the board during recent fiscal stabilization efforts. Endorsed broadly across local civic organizations, including the San Francisco Democratic Party.

4. BART Director, District 8

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Sara Barz (Transportation Planning Manager): Focuses on operational efficiency, capital project budgeting, and transit planning. Supported by local transit and civic endorsement slates.

Summary Recommendation for Fiscal & Budget Focus

If your primary goal is electing candidates with explicit financial analysis, budget oversight, and fiscal discipline qualifications, the slate most frequently recommended by local fiscal reform organizations includes:

Board of Education: Tim Tung, Phil Kim, and Laurance Lee
Community College Board: Erwin Tam and Elijah Ball

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