San Francisco voters advance state Sen. Scott Wiener in the open primary to replace retiring Rep. Nancy Pelosi. Multiple outlets report that Wiener and San Francisco Supervisor Connie Chan are the top finishers and will be the two candidates on the ballot for the November general election for Pelosi’s former seat in California’s 11th Congressional District. The New York Times and The Hill describe a field in the primary that included nine other candidates competing for the nomination. The Hill and other reports say both Wiener and Chan run as Democrats, setting up a Democratic contest for the general election. The Hill also notes that Chan has the endorsement of former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. CBS News projects Wiener to advance, while its reporting indicates the second finalist was not yet projected at the time of publication. The New York Post reports early returns from Tuesday night showing Wiener with a lead in the primary, with other candidates, including Pelosi’s endorsed pick Chan and Saikat Chakrabarti, trailing behind. With the primary results settled, the race moves to a final two-candidate matchup in November.