Welcome to our weekly “Meet the Candidates” series, in which we ask local candidates who have filed to run for office to respond to a question in 100 words or fewer. Answers will be published each week.
District 4 covers the area from 19th Avenue to Ocean Beach, Golden Gate Park to Lakeshore. It includes the Sunset, Parkside and Lakeshore neighborhoods.
Mission Local hosted a District 4 candidates forum on April 29 at the Ortega Branch library. If you missed it, you can watch the recording here.
You can read candidates’ responses to previous questions in the “Meet the Candidates” series here.
Just days from Election Day on June 2, only about 6,600 ballots from District 4 have been returned. Our last question for the June candidates is: What is one piece of criticism that people often make about you that is not true or unfair?
It was an opportunity to address their perceived weakness in the crowded race. Candidates talked about their age and experience in government, past record in policing and length of residency in the neighborhood.
Alan Wong
Job: Current District 4 Supervisor / Commander in California’s National Guard
Age: 38
Residency: Renter. Born and raised in District 4, and moved back to District 4 from Inner Sunset in October 2025
Transportation: Driving, walking and public transit
Education: Bachelor’s degree from the University of California, San Diego; master’s degree from University of San Francisco
Languages: English, Cantonese
Sometimes I hear that I’m “too young” to serve as Supervisor. At 38, I am the youngest candidate in the race, but I believe experience is about leadership, judgment, and results.
I’ve served as President of the City College Board, where I helped balance budgets and lead one of San Francisco’s largest public institutions. I’m an Army National Guard Captain who has served as a military commander, military police platoon leader, and JAG sergeant. I also served as Children’s Council policy director, leading the fight for affordable childcare, and previously worked as a union organizer and District 4 legislative aide.
Endorsed by: Mayor Daniel Lurie, GrowSF, San Francisco Chronicle, San Francisco Democratic Party, San Francisco Police Officers Association, SF YIMBY, Former Mayor Willie Brown, Sheriff Paul Miyamoto, San Francisco Firefighters Local 798, Deputy Sheriffs’ Association of San Francisco … read more here.
Albert Chow
Job: Owner of Great Wall Hardware, president of People of Parkside Sunset
Age: 59
Residency: Homeowner, living in District 4 since 1978
Transportation: Driving and walking
Education: Bachelor’s degree from the University of California, Berkeley
Languages: English, semi-fluent in Cantonese
One criticism I sometimes hear is that I don’t have traditional government experience and therefore may not be prepared for this role. That is completely untrue. I have always been the No. 1 champion for the Sunset.
Unlike any of the other candidates, my resume shows a long list of delivering results for the Sunset. I helped create many of our most popular events. I stood with our community and led efforts to Recall Joel Engardio and restore the Great Highway compromise. I fought for merchants and residents on the L-taraval project and so much more. Through this work I … read more here.
Endorsed by: Chinese American Democratic Club, Retired SFPD Commander Richard Corriea, Retired SFPD Commander Peter Walsh, President of United Irish Cultural Center Liam Reidy
Natalie Gee
Job: District 10 legislative aide
Age: 40
Residency: Renter, living in District 4 since 2021
Transportation: Driving, walking and Muni
Education: Bachelor’s degree from San Francisco State University
Languages: English, Cantonese
Outside big money is bankrolling misinformation about my record to prop up an appointee with an even more questionable record. I’m the only candidate that built a real public safety plan and implemented bilingual office hours with police officers so neighbors can get help in their language. These aren’t talking points, it’s real leadership with real results. My record was built long before this campaign, and no amount of outside spending can touch it. Every time you see attacks, remember who is paying for them (Trump’s mega-donor Jan Koum) and remember that the Sunset is not for sale.
Endorsed by: California Working Families Party, San Francisco Labor Council, Sing Tao Daily, Former Mayor Art Agnos, Former Assemblymember Phil Ting, Assemblymember Matt Haney, Supervisor Connie Chan, Myrna Melgar, Jackie Fielder, Shamann Walton, Chyanne Chen, Former Supervisor Gordon Mar, IFPTE 21, SEIU 1021, AFT 2121, San Francisco Tenants Union … read more here.
Jeremy Greco
Job: Campus coordinator at Presidio Hill School
Age: 54
Residency: Renter, living in District 4 since 2001
Transportation: Driving
Education: Bachelor’s degree from San Francisco State University
Languages: English
One criticism people make about me is that I don’t have the money or name recognition to match some campaigns. And honestly, that’s true. I’m not backed by huge PACs or political machinery. But this campaign has still earned serious attention because people recognize authenticity.
San Francisco Chronicle said my views were “in many ways most aligned” with its editorial board. At the Mission Local debate, Albert Chow — despite disagreeing with me on Sunset Dunes — said, “I’ve seen the beauty, so hats off to you, Jeremy.” Money may buy billboards and attack ads, but it can’t buy heart, honesty or vision.
Endorsed by: San Francisco Green Party (ranked #2)
David Lee
Job: Educator at Laney College and San Francisco State University
Age: 57
Residency: Homeowner, living in D4 since September 2025
Transportation: Driving, biking, public transit and walking
Education: Bachelor’s degree from Hamilton College, master’s and doctorate degree from San Francisco State University
Languages: English. Can understand Cantonese, Mandarin and Toishanese, but limited fluency.
One criticism I occasionally hear from political opponents is the rumor that I only moved to my current home to run for office. This is completely untrue.
I have lived on the Westside for over 40 years and served the Sunset for over 30 years. I have educated many students at SF State, registered thousands of voters in this district, and helped build neighborhood parks as a Recreation and Park commissioner. My wife and I recently bought our home on 36th Avenue because we are empty-nesters who wanted to finally settle into a neighborhood we love, close to my job … read more here.
Endorsed by: Retired judge Quentin Kopp, Lillian Sing, Julie Tang, Supervisor Chyanne Chen, Former Supervisor Aaron Peskin, Sandra Lee Fewer, Sophie Maxwell, Former SFPD Commander Richard Corriea
Candidates are rotated alphabetically. Answers may be lightly edited for formatting, spelling, and grammar. Do you have questions you’d like to ask the candidates? Email junyao@missionlocal.com.
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Junyao covers San Francisco’s Westside, from the Richmond to the Sunset. She joined Mission Local in 2023 as a California Local News Fellow, after receiving her Master’s degree from UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism. Junyao lives in the Inner Sunset. You can find her skating at Golden Gate Park or getting a scoop at Hometown Creamery.