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SF candidates face stricter regulations when using Chinese names on ballots

The change comes amid cultural appropriation concerns as candidates aim to appeal to the city's Chinese-speaking population for the elections

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San Francisco cracks down on appropriation of Chinese names for gains at the ballot box

San Francisco cracks down on appropriation of Chinese names for gains at the ballot box
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San Francisco cracks down on appropriation of Chinese names for gains at the ballot box

San Francisco cracks down on appropriation of Chinese names for gains at the ballot box
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Crackdown on non-Chinese SF politicians using Chinese names to win elections: Cultural appropriation

San Francisco politicians will no longer be allowed to self-submit Chinese names to appear on ballots, according to The San Francisco Standard.

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Crackdown on non-Chinese San Fran politicians using Chinese names to win elections: Cultural appropriation

Political candidates in San Francisco have long used both English and Mandarin names on ballots to help win over the city's considerable Chinese popula .

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