Election Day Archives - Page 8 of 13

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Down to the wire, the race gets even nastier

Tim Redmond - June 4, 2018

It’s getting even nastier as we head to the final day. Over the weekend, a new superPAC, called SF Workforce Housing Alliance, spent $4,000 on...

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The (Election Day) Agenda: It’s going to be close

Tim Redmond - June 3, 2018

Election Day is Tuesday, June 5. All the polls are clear: This is close, and second-place votes are going to determine the winner. I...

News + Politics

Dark money attack shows loophole in Ethics law

Tim Redmond - May 22, 2018

The first dark-money funded attack on Mark Leno dropped this week, just as the London Breed for Mayor campaign sought to increase its spending...

Campaign Trail

Campaign Trail: Leno blasts Breed’s housing record

Tim Redmond - April 19, 2018

Mark Leno kicked the mayor’s race into another gear this week when he released an ad and held a press conference directly challenging Sup....

News + Politics

Leno, Kim backers adopting ranked-choice voting strategy

Tim Redmond - February 18, 2018

The established progressive leaders and organizations in San Francisco appear to be leaning toward dual endorsements of Mark Leno and Sup. Jane Kim for...

News + Politics

Defending San Francisco values

Tim Redmond - November 13, 2016

You have to go back to 1972, and the landslide victory of Richard Nixon, to find a moment where so many people were so...

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Election night: High turnout, nasty ads … and has the mayor killed his own homeless measures?

Tim Redmond - November 8, 2016

My polling place was crowded this morning, and I saw crowds at precincts all over the Mission. And when I voted this morning, a...

News + Politics

The Agenda, Election Day issue: Will Big Tech take over SF politics?

Tim Redmond - November 7, 2016

There’s not much going on in San Francisco government this week, because everyone is focused on Election Day. A few thoughts: We have no idea who...

News + Politics

Mission: Artists, poets and community organizers march against anti-housing props

Sana Saleem - November 4, 2016

More than 150 people marched down Mission Street on Thursday night blocking traffic for two hours from 24th Street to 21st Street as they...

Arts + Culture

Company Town: Tech vs. grassroots on the screen

Tim Redmond - October 27, 2016

SCREEN GRABS It’s hard to imagine that the Aaron Peskin-Julie Christensen election was just a year ago. Back then, the mayor was heavily involved...

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