San Francisco Board of Supervisors District 10 · Nov 3, 2026
Mike Trouble Lin
Candidate for Board of Supervisors District 10
Mike Trouble Lin is running for San Francisco Board of Supervisors District 10 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Pearci "PJ" Bastiany III, Dionjay (DJ) Brookter, Deandra Bryant, Theo Ellington, J.R. Eppler, Ellsworth "Ell" M. Jennison, Jr., Jamo Muhammad, Jessica Pessecow and Shawn M. Richard.
Ballots begin arriving by mail; drop boxes and the City Hall Voting Center open · Mon, Oct 5, 2026
TodaySmall business consultant with a background in tech user research; District 10 resident since 1998.
- Occupation (from candidate statement)
- Small Business Consultant
Where Mike Trouble Lin stands: positions on the record
Priorities1 sourced position
As summarized by KQED from interviews, questionnaires and public statements; not a direct quote
Lists building more homes near public transit, art on merchant corridors, and beat cops and smart technology as priorities.
Own statementKQED Voter Guide
Shipyard1 sourced position
As summarized by KQED from interviews, questionnaires and public statements; not a direct quote
Would allow no building permits or land handoffs at the shipyard until independent inspectors prove the soil safe.
Own statementKQED Voter Guide
Campaign1 sourced position
Candidate's statement in the official Voter Information Pamphlet
His ballot statement asks voters to rank him second and calls for bringing Taylor Swift to San Francisco.
“Speak Now to bring Taylor Swift”
Own statementSan Francisco Department of Elections
Also running for Board of Supervisors District 10
- Pearci "PJ" Bastiany III
- Dionjay (DJ) Brookter
- Deandra Bryant
- Theo Ellington
- J.R. Eppler
- Ellsworth "Ell" M. Jennison, Jr.
- Jamo Muhammad
- Jessica Pessecow
- Shawn M. Richard
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