Although Ranked Choice Voting is not a major issue in the 2014 Election, it will certainly be a large part of determining the outcome, and is probably part of the reason so many candidates are able to get into the race.
| Candidate | Position | Source |
| Jean Quan |
"Quan believes the process increases voter turnout, costs less and encourages lower-profile candidates. She took on a second mortgage and $150,000 in debt to finance her campaign. She couldn't have afforded to raise more for a traditional runoff, she said.
"It gave us a chance to run," she said." |
"Oakland rethinks ranked-choice voting, term limits." SFGate, 2012. |
| Libby Schaaf | Supports RCV | "Oakland rethinks ranked-choice voting, term limits." SFGate, 2012. |
| Dan Siegel | ||
| Joe Tuman | ||
| Nancy Sidebotham | ||
| Courtney Ruby | ||
| Patrick McCullough | ||
| Bryan Parker | ||
| Peter Liu | Low-profiler running with spiritual backing from God. RCV or whatever won't matter. | Himself |
| Larry Lionel Young, Jr | ||
| Charles Williams | ||
| Sam (Sammuel) Washington | Does not like RCV: "Primaries assure voters own the elimination & elevation process - not the system!..." "RCV really helps me as I don't have a lot of money. BUT, the system still chooses, not voters." "RCV played no role in my choice [in running], but it does help me. I'm stand for direct voter choice, not systems." | tweet conversation 6/13/14 |
| Jason "Shake" Anderson | "RCV gives the average citizen the option to be a viable candidate." | tweet 6/13/14 |
| Rebecca Kaplan | Supports RCV | "Oakland rethinks ranked-choice voting, term limits." SFGate, 2012. |
| Saied Karamooz | Supports RCV | Page updated by candidate. |
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