San Francisco Green Party

If you are upset at the Democrats for retreating and backpedaling, and if you are wanting to protect yourself from the far reaching effects of conservative policy, this is a platform for those who do wish to STAND UP.

Progressive ideals are not radical and in fact have been the backbone of an aspiring San Francisco society.

Union Jobs, Universal Healthcare, Free Childcare & Public Schools, Well Funded Public Transit, Safe Streets, Affordable Housing, and Public Utilities are good policy - they just need protection and to be brought into the new age.

With a new generation of workers in the Green Party, we wish to infuse modernization and a strong, united working class back into decision making.

San Francisco needs builders. Doers. Thinkers. People like you.

This isn’t just a meeting—it’s an invitation. An opportunity to bring your skills, passions, and ideas into a community of people who want to uplift this city and each other. You don’t need to be an activist. You don’t need political experience. You just need that feeling—that drive—to contribute, to create, to make things better.

San Francisco has given us all so much. Now, it’s our turn to give back.

We want to build a community of action—where projects, solutions, and skillsharing allow us to step up, contribute, and lead.

Maybe you’re a builder, an artist, a strategist. Maybe you work in tech, in government, in food service, in labor, or in education. Whatever your background, there is a role for you to contribute and volunteer.

Join us. Bring your ideas. Find your role. You’ll leave this meeting inspired, energized, and ready to make an impact.

RSVP here: https://partiful.com/events/hOaPPT55o3FrqEu92l6I/
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Where: 2973 16th St, #300, SF, next to 16th and Mission BART station
When: Wed, March 26, 6-9 pm

Wheelchair accessible, elevator to 3rd floor

Please join us at Reconnect & Reflect: A 2024 Election Debrief Party!

We invite you to reconnect with the local Green Party and meet new members who share a vision for positive change in our community. This is more than a party—it’s a space for exchanging ideas, building connections, and creating a supportive network where talents and expertise are valued. Whether you're passionate about politics, business, community advocacy, or mentorship, this is a chance to collaborate, elevate one another, strategize, and grow as local leaders.

Feel free to bring any snacks or food to share—sealed wine bottles are especially welcome! We'll also be sharing themes and conversation starters during cocktail hour to spark ideas and connections.

Our goal? To empower more Green Party members to step up as voices of inspiration and action. Let’s come together to strengthen our local movement, creating a foundation that goes beyond politics and toward a truly holistic community vision.

Feel free to invite a friend who you believe could be an asset to our Green movement and who’d appreciate being introduced to our collective network. Let’s think together about how we can bring fresh intelligence and expertise into our community.

• Election Insights & Open Dialogue
• Free Food & Drinks (Old Jerusalem & Wine)
• Bring a Friend!

Come ready to share, listen, and start building together!

RSVP here: https://partiful.com/e/thVqcJDIyOLWVBThpZWl
or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., or just show up!

Where:  2973 16th St, #300, SF, next to 16th and Mission BART station
When:  Wed, Nov 20, 6:30-9:30 pm

Wheelchair accessible, elevator to 3rd floor

These are the SF Green Party's final endorsements for the November 2024 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.

President and Vice President: Jill Stein and Butch Ware (nominated at our national convention in August)

Mayor: Aaron Peskin (#1 ranked choice), Dylan Hirsch-Shell (#2 ranked choice)

SF Board of Supervisors:

• D1: Connie Chan
• D3: Sharon Lai
• D5: Dean Preston
• D7: no endorsement
• D9: no endorsement
• D11: Ernest "EJ" Jones(#1 ranked choice), Adlah Chisti (#2 ranked choice)

District Attorney: Ryan Khojasteh

School Board: 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

Click below to read our complete Green Voter Guide.