Aug 1, 2016 — BOS Tech Tax and Arts measures, Comics for Hillary R, Supe campaigns in full swing
Mon, Tue 8/1–2: BOS committees & board: Tech Tax and An Anti-displacement Arts measure
Monday at 1:30 & 2 Committees review the measures, review what’s at stake in the pdf below.
Tuesday 8/2 3pm BOS meeting, public comment requested.
You wanna preserve San Francisco’s diversity? You’ll get a shot at another public comment, this time on the Kim/Peskin SAVE THE ARTS measure (Item 50 – let’s submit this to the voters!)
Details here:
Tue, 8/2 Statewide endorsements – Potrero Hill Dem Club 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm Potrero Hill Neighborhood House, 953 De Haro St @20th St
Potrero Hill Dem Club endorsements for State candidates & measures.
SF candidate and measure endorsements will be considered in Sept.
www.phdemclub.org/
Sat, 8/6 Comedy Fundraiser for Hillary (Ronen) 7:30 pm – 9:00 pm Make-Out Room, 3225 22nd St @Mission
Comedy benefit for Hillary Ronen for District 9 Supervisor in San Francisco.
Tickets sliding scale $10-25. No one turned away for lack of funds.
Featuring performances by: Tom Ammiano, Natasha Muse, Matt Lieb, Yayne Abeba, Karinda Dobbins, Francesca Fiorentini, Hosted by Nato Green
Supervisor candidate events
The campaign teams are well-organized and enjoyable to work with. You’ll meet campaign manager Chelsea in D1 for Sandra Fewer, Angeles in D9 for Hillary Ronen, and Gomez in D11 for Kim Alvarenga. Jane Kim’s State Senate campaign is run by Charles and Davi, and often coordinates with the Supe campaigns. Get out in the field and meet the candidates and campaign staffs, all hard workers and the best sort of folks!
Put in an hour or two, once each week — check the calendar and help one of the campaigns with voter outreach.
Do this even if the candidate is not in your Supervisor District. The key to success in November is for everyone in Our City to get out and talk to voters.
Nov 8 Election Events full calendar — Campaign events and volunteer opportunities.
How we win in November
One factor in progressives’ success in the recent DCCC election for control of the SF Democratic Party was a cohesive Reform Slate of candidates. The following candidates are the likely progressive slate of Supervisors for the November 8 election. Learn more about them and donate to their campaigns.
Likely progressive slate of Supervisor candidates for Nov 8 election
* Sandra Fewer D1 Website Donate
I Aaron Peskin D3 Website Donate
Dean Preston D5 Website Donate
I Norman Yee D7 Website Donate
* Hillary Ronen D9 Website Donate
* Kim Alvarenga D11 Website Donate
* Progressive candidates running to fill termed-out Supervisor seats.
I – incumbent
Other citywide offices for Nov 8 election
Jane Kim for State Senate Website Donate
Victor Hwang for Superior Court Judge Website Donate
More at Nov 8 General Election