San Francisco Green Party

The San Francisco Green Party is proud to announce what is certain
to be the event of the year: the 20 Year Reunion of the Historic 2003
Matt Gonzalez for Mayor of San Francisco Campaign!

Reminisce with us about shared moments and amazing memories.
Re-connect with old friends. Discover recent efforts of staff and
volunteers from back in 2003.

Organized as a social event, the idea started with a volunteer
coming by our booth at the Haight Street Fair in early September.
Matt Gonzalez agreed to participate. A volunteer reserved the epic
111 Minna Gallery as our venue, which we all remember from the
headline-grabbing 2003 campaign challenging now-Governor Gavin Newsom.

• Saturday, December 9, 2023
• 111 Minna Gallery at 111 Minnna Street, (Minna is a half street between Mission and Howard Streets and Second Street and New Montgomery Streets)
• 8 pm until 11 pm
• Special Appearance by Matt Gonzalez!
• No-Host bar
• 21+

111 Minna is accessible via mass transit: BART Montgomery Station,
in addition to various MUNI lines.

We ask for a $10-20 donation (sliding scale) to cover our costs;
however, nobody will be turned away for lack of funds.

Please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. with any questions or suggestions.

We are mailing a postcard to all current Greens to let them know
about the event; if you can help contribute to mailing costs, please
donate using the "Donate" link on the left.

These are the SF Green Party's final endorsements for the November 2022 election. We have mailed a postcard with our endorsements to all our members. If you can donate to help cover our printing and mailing costs, please use the "donate" link to the left!

Our complete Green Voter Guide is now posted. Click "read more" to see full explanations of the reasons behind our endorsements.

Local Offices:

• District Attorney: John Hamasaki
• Public Defender: Rebecca Susan Feng Young
• Community College Board: William Walker
• Board of Education: No endorsements
• BART Board: No endorsement
• No endorsement
• D2 Supervisor: No endorsement
• D4 Supervisor: No endorsement
• D6 Supervisor: No endorsement
• D8 Supervisor: No endorsement
• D10 Supervisor: Shamann Walton

Local Ballot Measures:

• NO on A: Limits increases in pensions for some City retirees
• NO on B: Reverses voter-approved changes to create Department of Sanitation and Streets
• YES on C: Homelessness oversight commission
• NO on D: Redefines luxury housing as "affordable"
• NO on E: Skips environmental review of "affordable" housing development
• YES on F: Extend library preservation fund
• YES on G: Minor increase to school funding
• NO on H: Eliminates elections in odd numbered years, giving more power to the Mayor
• NO on I: Cars everywhere
• YES on J: Car-free JFK Drive in Golden Gate Park
• NO on K: "Amazon Tax" that wouldn't apply to Amazon (removed from ballot)
• YES on L: Keep sales tax to fund transit
• YES on M: Tax on keeping residential apartments vacant
• YES on N: Take over Golden Gate Park garage
• YES on O: Parcel tax to fund City College (restoring some of the classes that were cut)

State Ballot Measures:

• YES on 1: Protect abortion rights
• NO on 26: Regressive tax on addicts, loss of tribal sovereignty, supports animal cruelty
• NO on 27: Just like 26, but with some window dressing for homeless services
• YES on 28: Minor net increase in art and music funding for K-12 schools
• YES on 29: Another battle between SEIU-UHW and corporations that run dialysis clinics
• NO on 30: Lyft-sponsored proposition to defund public transit, subsidize electric cars and clear-cut forests
• YES on 31: Uphold the ban on flavored tobacco products

Click below to read our complete Green Voter Guide.

These are the SF Green Party's final endorsements for the June 2022 election. We have mailed a postcard with our endorsements to all our members. If you can donate to help cover our printing and mailing costs, please use the "donate" link to the left!

Our complete Green Voter Guide is now posted. Click "read more" to see full explanations of the reasons behind our endorsements.

Statewide Endorsements:

• Governor: Luis Rodriguez (Green)
• Lt. Governor: Mohammad Arif (Peace and Freedom)
• Secretary of State: Gary Blenner (Green)
• Controller: Laura Wells (Green)
• Attorney General: Dan Kapelovitz (Green)
• Treasurer: Meghann Adams (Peace and Freedom)
• Insurance Commissioner: Nathalie Hrizi (Peace and Freedom)
• State Superintendent of Public Instruction: Marco Amaral (Decline to State)
• US Senate: John Parker (Peace and Freedom)

Local Ballot Measures:

• NO on A: "Transit bond" that is not required to be spent on transit
• YES on B: Building inspection commission reform
• NO on C: Major restrictions on the recall process
• NO on D: Mayoral takeover of victims' rights services
• YES on E: Restrictions on behested payments
• NO on F: New trash rates board run by the Mayor
• YES on G: Public health emergency leave
• NO on H: Republican-sponsored recall of DA Chesa Boudin

Click below to read our complete Green Voter Guide.