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Attempt to change DCCC rules fails, narrowly

The battle for the future of the Democratic Party in San Francisco showed up in clear relief last night as the panel voted 18-11...

San Francisco, two-party town

I am increasingly coming to believe that San Francisco is now a two-party city – and oddly, we are seeing that reflected in the...

The Agenda, March 14-March 20: A mad rush to run the Democratic Party …

The filing deadline passed Friday for people who want to be on the Democratic County Central Committee, and it was wild: The real-estate interests...

Plan to radically change local Democratic Party moves quietly forward

A proposal that would completely remake the San Francisco Democratic Party is quietly floating around and could go before the party’s Central Committee next...

Yes, the (legal) scam Josh Arce is running in D9 is unprecedented

I am getting criticism over my coverage of the DCCC campaign of Josh Arce, who is running both for the Democratic Party post and...

The Agenda, Feb 22-29 2016: Politics, housing, homeless policy …

Why would someone raise more than $70,000 to run for a seat on the committee that oversees the local Democratic Party? Well: You have...

SF’s campaign money: Loopholes, scams, and real-estate cash

The candidates for local office filed their first major campaign-finance statements last week, and some of them are eye-openers. In fact, a careful review...

Poll shows trouble for Ed Lee — and the DCCC leadership

The poll commissioned by Jon Golinger, a candidate for the Democratic County Central Committee, sheds some real light on how members of the majority...

Tom’s Town: Sex-shamers find little love in SF

San Francisco did not show a lot of love for the AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) and its sex-shaming CEO Michael Weinstein last week. I’ve...

How the 2016 races shape up

Control of the city, and its future, on the line in a year of high-octane, high-stakes politics   By Tim Redmond DECEMBER 4, 2015 – The next...