San Francisco Green Party

The SF Green Party has finished making our endorsements for the November 2024 election.  We will write a Green Voter Guide with the reasons behind all our endorsements, and post it here.  If you can contribute to help mail a postcard to our members with a summary of our endorsements, please click the "donate" link to the left.

SF Green Party Endorsements:

National Office:

• President/VP:  Drs. Jill Stein and Butch Ware

Local Offices:

• Mayor:  Aaron Peskin (#1 ranked choice), Dylan Hirsch-Shell (#2 ranked choice)
• D1 Supervisor: Connie Chan
• D3 Supervisor: Sharon Lai
• D5 Supervisor: Dean Preston
• D7 Supervisor: no endorsement
• D9 Supervisor: no endorsement
• D11 Supervisor: Ernest "EJ" Jones (#1 ranked choice), Adlah Chisti (#2 ranked choice)

• District Attorney:  Ryan Khojasteh
• Board of Education:  Matt Alexander, Laurance Lem Lee, Virginia Cheung
• College Board:  Alan Wong, Aliya Chisti
• BART Board: no endorsement

Local Ballot Measures:

• NO on A - school bonds without accountability on which projects will be funded
• NO on B - bonds for various City construction projects
• YES on C - create Inspector General under the Controller's office to investigate corruption
• NO on D - eliminating many City commissions and further empowering the Mayor
• no consensus on E - task force to create future ballot measure to eliminate City commissions
• NO on F - allows retired police to work for 5 more years and get retirement pay plus salary
• YES on G - rent subsidies for low income seniors, families, and people with disabilities
• no position on H - lower retirement age for firefighters
• YES on I - retirement credits for nurses and 911 operators
• NO on J - more mayoral control over public education funds
• NO on K - environmentally damaging park next to Ocean Beach
• YES on L - ComMUNIty Transit Act (Greens gave an early endorsement and are helping gather signatures to put this on the ballot)
• NO on M - business tax reform that would kill Prop L
• NO on N - first responder student loan forgiveness fund
• YES on O - protect abortion rights in SF

State Ballot Measures:

• NO on 2 - pay for school maintenance through bonds rather than state budget
• YES on 3 - repeals Prop 8, the CA constitutional prohibition on same-sex marriage
• NO on 4 - water bond with funding for logging, ranching, and biomass-based fuel
• NO on 5 - makes it easier to spend public bond money on private luxury housing
• YES on 6 - reduces coercion of forced prison labor
• YES on 32 - increases minimum wage
• YES on 33 - allows more rent control
• NO on 34 - attack on AIDS foundation
• YES on 35 - tax on private insurance plans to fund Medical
• NO on 36 - war on drugs, longer jail sentences for nonviolent crimes

We will also post a complete Green Voter Guide explaining the reasons behind our endorsement decisions.