The meeting, which is usually conducted in-person at the San Francisco LGBT Community Center, was moved online due to the COVID-19 pandemic and was attended by about 35 people.The annual meeting is also where board elections are usually held, but this year they are being conducted via mail and people can vote through Friday.There are 12 candidates running for the board and seven seats open.
Only one, Elizabeth Lanyon, is an incumbent. The candidates represent a diverse cross-section of people.SF Pride spokesperson Peter Lawrence Kane said that people may vote for as many or as few candidates as they like.