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2022年6月7曰 初選指南
Federal Offices
US Senator for California (partial & full term) – No position**
US House, California’s 11th District – No endorsement***
David Canepa for US House, California’s 15th District
David Canepa – He endorsed Bernie and stands for Berniecrats values, including Medicare-for-All.
Statewide Offices
CA Governor – No position**
CA Lieutenant Governor – No position**
CA Secretary of State – No endorsement***
Laura Wells for CA State Controller
Laura Wells – She led the efforts to pass instant runoff (ranked choice) voting in Oakland and is a proponent of Prop 13 reform and public banking.
CA State Treasurer – No endorsement***
CA State Attorney General – No position**
Nathalie Hrizi for CA State Insurance Commissioner
Nathalie Hrizi – She is an educator, one of the VPs of the United Educators of San Francisco union, and a strong advocate of Medicare-for-All.
CA Superintendent of Public Instruction – No position**
CA Board of Equalization, District 2 – No endorsement***
Local Offices
State Assembly, District 19 – No endorsement***
David Campos for CA State Assembly, District 17 – David Campos
SF City Attorney – No endorsement***
Citywide Ballot Measures
A – Yes: MUNI Reliability & Street Safety Bond.
We like improving our public transit!
B – Yes: Building Inspection Commission.
Increasing public oversight is good.
C – HELL YES!!!: Recall Timelines & Vacancy Process.
Recalls have been used in our city by national conservatives and billionaire elites to undermine the democratic process.
D – No Position: Victims & Witness Rights.
The District Attorney’s office has a Victims Services Division and this measure could undermine the authority of the DA’s office.
E – Yes: Behested Payments.
This is a measure to prevent corruption in obtaining City contracts.
F – Yes: Refuse Collection and Disposal.
Keep Recology accountable and stop price-gouging!
G – Yes: Public Health Emergency Leave.
Supervisor Gordon Mar’s temporary leave helped thousands across the City, and let’s make it permanent.
H – HELL NO!!!: District Attorney Recall.
Chesa Boudin has been fulfilling his campaign promises: holding police officers accountable, breaking the cycle of crime by addressing root causes, s topping the prosecution of children as adults, ending the use of cash bail which criminalizes poverty, dedicating resources to address hate crimes and increasing language access for Asian victims, and creating an Economic Crimes Unit to protect workers rights. Nationally, an attempt to undermine criminal justice system reform has poured millions into this recall and attempted recalls across the country. – Website
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Disclaimers:
** “No position” means we did not reach consensus. In order to be endorsed, candidates or propositions must receive at least 60% of the votes cast, 2/3rds when making ranked choice endorsements.
*** “No endorsement” means we decided to not to make an endorsement.
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