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Voter Guide Is a Secret Decoder Ring for for Ring Decoder Secret a Is Guide Voter Off Pissed the 2/17: 2/17 cheat sheet! cheat place if you want to weigh in on this big one. big this on in weigh to want you if place Flip this up for our voting voting our for up this Flip March 2020: Progressive J ust request a Democratic ballot when you go to your polling polling your to go you when ballot Democratic a request ust No Party Preference and Decline to State voters can vote! vote! can voters State to Decline and Preference Party No Primary registration will automatically be activated when you turn 18. turn you when activated be automatically will registration Bring this with you to the polls! The League The Youth can (almost) vote! (almost) can Youth If you’re 16 or 17, pre-register and your your and pre-register 17, or 16 you’re If Love, PresidentYou make the call! http://theleaguesf.org/guide. the basement of City Hall, not regular polling places. polling regular not Hall, City of basement the Read our full analysis of this election at at election this of analysis full our Read Day. Late registration is only available at the Dept. of Elections in in Elections of Dept. the at available only is registration Late Day. crucial races and local props. Want even more details? details? more even Want props. local and races crucial is? Go there! You can register and vote right up through Election Election through up right vote and register can You there! Go is? Congress, District 12 State Assembly, District 17 Keep unfolding this page to read our deep takes on these these on takes deep our read to page this unfolding Keep the 2/17 deadline to register to vote? 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City at vote go just or 311, call speculators accountable developers office big and YourFuckingPollingPlace.com , , See place? polling your Where’s • Propositions D and E and D Propositions , which will hold property hold will which , Where? Who? Where? Central Committee Central State Senate, District 11 Democratic County Democratic 24 members of the obscure obscure the of members 24 • SF Superior Court Judge Court Superior SF • seats Three open open Three Jackie Fielder Democratic Party County by 8pm, you can vote! can you 8pm, by impacted by who wins under-the-radar local contests: contests: local under-the-radar wins who by impacted 3/3: 3/3: Election Day! Polls open 7am-8pm. If you’re in line line in you’re If 7am-8pm. open Polls Day! Election tion, but a lot of important issues in San Francisco will be be will Francisco San in issues important of lot a but tion, Central Committee, Drive) and Joseph Lee Rec Center (1395 Mendell Street) Street) Mendell (1395 Center Rec Lee Joseph and Drive) The battle for the White House is getting all of the atten- the of all getting is House White the for battle The 2/29 - 3/3: 3/3: - 2/29 Early Voting Centers open at SF State (798 State State (798 State SF at open Centers Voting Early Democratic Party Assembly District 19 presidential race. presidential 10am-4pm local politics, so we’re focusing on that instead of the the of instead that on focusing we’re so politics, 2/22, 2/23, 2/29, 2/30: 2/30: 2/29, 2/23, 2/22, Weekend voting at City Hall! Hall! City at voting Weekend County Central Mano Raju The Pissed Off Voter Guide is a secret decoder ring for for ring decoder secret a is Guide Voter Off Pissed The 2/17: 2/17: Deadline to register to vote to register to Deadline Committee, Assembly Queena Chen 2/3: 2/3: Early voting starts at City Hall, 8am-5pm Mon-Fri 8am-5pm Hall, City at starts voting Early Surprise! This election isn’t just the Presidential Primary. Presidential the just isn’t election This Surprise! When? Leah LaCroix Dear San Francisco, San Dear VOTING LOGISTICS VOTING District 17 Li Miao Lovett John Avalos Janice Li Hillary Ronen Gordon Mar David Campos Faauuga Moliga Chris Christensen Keith Baraka Meet the SF League of Matt Haney Kelly Akemi Groth Pissed Off Voters Frances Hsieh A.J. Thomas We’re a bunch of political geeks in a torrid love affair with Shanell Williams San Francisco. The League formed in 2004 with the goal of building a progressive governing majority in our lifetime. Kevin Ortiz Our contribution is this voter guide: a secret decoder Nomvula O’Meara Propositions ring for SF politics. All of us lucky enough to enjoy the Jane Kim San Francisco magic owe it to our City to fight to keep it Yes — State Proposition 13: diverse, just, and healthy. Honey Mahogany Gloria Berry $15B School Bond This voter guide (our 25th in SF!) is thoroughly researched Peter Gallotta and thoroughly biased. It’s how we educate our friends Local Propositions on the issues, excite pissed-off progressive voters, and Anabel Ibañez remind sellout politicians that we’re paying attention. Yes — Prop A: Bond for Crumbling City Hang Out with the League! College Facilities & Vocational Training Want to get involved, got a question about this stuff, or Judges just wanna have a drink with us? Pissed Superior Court Judge, Seat 1 Yes — Prop B: Earthquake & Safety Bond Stay up to date: Maria Evangelista Yes — Prop C: Give Former Housing theLeagueSF.org Authority Employees Benefits [email protected] Superior Court Judge, Seat 18 @TheLeagueSF Michelle Tong Yes — Prop D: Tax on Leaving Storefronts Empty OFF Superior Court Judge, Seat 21 Heck Yeah! — Prop E: Force Office Developers Paid for by the San Francisco League Carolyn Gold of Pissed Off Voters. Financial MARCHVoter 3 to Care about Affordable Housing disclosures available at sfethics.org. 2020 SAN FRANCISCO LEAGUE Printed in house - Labor Donated GuideOF PISSED OFF VOTERS Prop D: Tax on Leaving Storefronts Empty The League’s DCCC Strategy Prop D imposes a tax on commercial landlords who We are endorsing a mix of elected officials with name State Senate leave ground floor storefronts vacant for too long in ID and up-and-coming activists who have pledged to certain districts of the City. Finally, a broken windows keep local Democratic Party endorsements progres- Jackie Fielder Jackie is an indig- theory that punches up! We think property owners sive, so that housing, climate, and economic justice President enous Latinx Democratic Socialist have a responsibility to the public to use their land can stay center stage into November 2020. We’re super excited about the possibility that, for the who fought Wall Street polluters at to benefit society, rather than sit on it for speculative first time in our lifetimes, the Democratic nominee for Standing Rock and racked up state- gain. Unfortunately this tax is so narrow it will prob- DCCC Assembly District 17 President will be a progressive champion who can de- wide policy wins organizing the SF ably only affect a few deadbeat landlords who have Public Bank Coalition. She ran 2018’s feat not only the Fascist-in-Chief, but also the corporate kept multiple storefronts empty for years. But it’s a David Campos, Hillary Ronen, Matt Haney, neoliberal wing of the Democratic party, the billionaires, No on H campaign against police good first step. Vote Yes on Prop D! corruption and is formerly unhoused. We’re proud Jane Kim, Shanell Williams, and John Avalos are the insurance companies, etc. progressive (current and former) elected officials we to endorse her grassroots campaign that has quickly Prop E: Force Office Developers to Care racked up endorsements, volunteers and fundraising can count on to endorse the right candidates. Bernie Sanders has the most League support— dollars. Jackie offers a credible, progressive alternative about Affordable Housing Gloria Berry and Kevin Ortiz are Harvey many of our members feel strongly that he’s the only to divisive developer-shill Scott Wiener. candidate we can trust to fully tackle the crises of Prop E aims to make downtown office developers Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club and Latino Democratic capitalism and climate catastrophe. That’s 100% in feel the pain of SF’s housing crisis. Every year SF Club activists looking to be brought into the party line with our goal of building a progressive governing misses its own targets for building affordable hous- leadership. majority in our lifetime by cutting through the political ing, while simultaneously approving tons of new office bullshit that makes people give up on voting. Superior Court Judges buildings, which increases our need for housing even Frances Hsieh, Peter Gallotta, Honey more! Prop E would throttle down the approval of Mahogany and Nomvula O’Meara are badass Three open judge seats are an opportunity to balance progressive Democratic Party activists.
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