San Mateo: Supervisor: 1st District

Supervisor, District 1

Why does this race matter? 

San Mateo County District 1 Supervisor Dave Pine has termed out and is endorsing former U.S. Rep. Jackie Speier as his successor. Speier’s sole opponent in the race is Millbrae Councilmember Ann Schneider.

What does a county supervisor do?

Supervisors govern county programs and departments and approve the county budget. Their largest area of spending is traditionally health care and human services. Supervisors are also responsible for local jails and elections, and they make decisions on law enforcement and housing in unincorporated areas of the county. If a supervisor candidate receives over 50% of the vote in the primary, they take office for a four-year term. Otherwise, the top two candidates face off in the November general election.

Candidates

Key Supporters

For Schneider

  • N/A

For Speier

  • Dave Pine, outgoing supervisor, District 1 
  • Anna Eshoo, U.S. representative 
  • Josh Becker, state senator
  • Marc Berman, state Assembly member
  • Service Employees International Union Local 521

More San Mateo County Key Races

Supervisor, District 4

Whoever wins the District 4 race will have the opportunity to shape policy across San Mateo County, from policing to jobs to flooding.

U.S. House of Representatives, District 16

High-profile Democrats from across the South Bay are jumping at the chance to represent reliably liberal communities from Pacifica to San José.

State Assembly, District 23

Lydia Kou’s sharp critiques of incumbent Marc Berman, a fellow Democrat, have the chance to turn this race into a referendum on policies passed by Democrats in Sacramento.

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