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  • RELEASE: Theo Ellington Significantly Outraises Opposition in Campaign for Supervisor District 10

    Posted by · January 09, 2026 9:00 AM

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

    January 9, 2026

    Raises $130,000 from Diverse Supporters, More Than Double His Closest Opponent

    (San Francisco, CA)--Today, Theo Ellington, candidate for District 10 Supervisor, announced his campaign significantly outraised the opposition at the December 31st fundraising deadline. 

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  • Please support my son’s campaign.

    Posted by · December 23, 2025 9:00 AM

    This is Rose, Theo Ellington’s mom. 

    Theo has always loved San Francisco, and he’s always had a passion for our neighborhood. He started in middle school when he directed and produced an award-winning documentary about homelessness called The Homeless Orchestra

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  • Supervisor Stephen Sherrill is also on #TeamTheo

    Posted by · December 22, 2025 9:00 AM

    In this campaign, we’re building a working coalition of San Francisco Supervisors, so that when we win the District 10 race next year, we’ll have a team in place at City Hall that is ready to get to work solving San Francisco's toughest challenges. 

    Supervisor Matt Dorsey has endorsed our campaign.

    Supervisor Danny Sauter is on board.

    And…we are thrilled to also have the support of Supervisor Stephen Sherrill, from District 2. 

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  • Supervisor Danny Sauter is on #TeamTheo

    Posted by · December 19, 2025 9:00 AM

    Tackling San Francisco’s major challenges at City Hall is going to take hard work and team work. And we are building the team to get it done. 

    We are thrilled to have the support of Supervisor Danny Sauter.

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  • Supervisor Dorsey is on #TeamTheo

    Posted by · December 15, 2025 9:00 AM

    Our campaign is building serious momentum. I’m so honored by the support we are receiving, from leaders like District 6 Supervisor Matt Dorsey, who is endorsing our campaign.

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  • See our Progress in Pictures.

    Posted by · December 12, 2025 9:00 AM

     

    We’ve been in this campaign for Supervisor for two months, and what a couple of months it has been. As we head into the final two weeks of the year, I wanted to look back and share some of the highlights from our campaign so far. We’ve only been able to make this incredible progress and build this great momentum because of you. 

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  • RELEASE: Congressman Kevin Mullin Endorses Theo Ellington for D10 Supervisor

    Posted by · December 10, 2025 9:00 AM

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

    December 10, 2025

    Calls Ellington “One of San Francisco’s Most Inspiring Leaders;” Joins Broad Coalition of State and Local Officials and Community Leaders in Supporting Campaign

    (San Francisco, CA) – Today, local Congressman Kevin Mullin (D-CA) endorsed Theo Ellington for District 10 Supervisor

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  • I’m so thankful

    Posted by · November 26, 2025 9:00 AM

    Before we log off for the holiday tomorrow, I wanted to let you know how thankful I am this year–for my family and friends, for the chance to make a difference for the city we all love, and for your support for both San Francisco and this campaign.

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  • RELEASE: Assemblymember Catherine Stefani Endorses Theo Ellington for D10 Supervisor

    Posted by · November 17, 2025 9:00 AM

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

    November 17, 2025

    Calls Ellington “a Champion for Real Public Safety”; Joins Broad and Growing Coalition of Elected Officials, Nonprofit, Business, and Community Leaders Backing Campaign

     

    (San Francisco, CA) – Today, California State Assemblymember Catherine Stefani (D-San Francisco) endorsed Theo Ellington for District 10 Supervisor.

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  • Veterans Day is personal

    Posted by · November 11, 2025 9:00 AM

    Today is Veterans Day, which has a special meaning in my family.

    My grandfather, Clifton Weaks, was the visionary of our family. He proudly served our country, fighting against fascism overseas during World War II. But after the war was over, my grandfather returned to life as a second-class citizen in the segregated south. 

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