San Francisco Mayoral Candidate Vows to End Mono-Party Control of City

San Francisco Mayoral Candidate Vows to End Mono-Party Control of City
San Francisco mayoral candidate Ellen Lee Zhou (4th from right) stands with supporters in front of the San Francisco election office, having just filed her application to run for mayor in San Francisco on Jan. 2, 2019. Nathan Su/The Epoch Times
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SAN FRANCISCO—On the first working day after the New Year, Ellen Lee Zhou formally filed her application to join the approaching mayoral race. As a Republican candidate, she vowed to end the city’s mono-party control of the government.

“The current mayor is not a people’s mayor. We need a people’s mayor like me,” said Zhou to the office clerk and the press around her as she filed her paperwork for the mayoral race in the election office.