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Elections panel does nothing about problems with Redistricting Task Force

Tim Redmond - April 9, 2022

Panel ignores clear evidence that right-wing groups are trying to gerrymander the supes districts to change the makeup of the board.

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Redistricting process could change, dramatically, in Friday meeting

Tim Redmond - April 7, 2022

The entire redistricting process was thrown into an uproar yesterday, as the Elections Commission set a special meeting for Friday/8 to decide if it...

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Haney wins lawsuit to change Campos ballot designation; does anyone care?

Tim Redmond - March 2, 2022

What does "civil rights lawyer" mean these days, and can a DA's Office promote civil rights?

Elections

What the election results mean—and what comes next

Tim Redmond - February 16, 2022

Turnout is going to be key to the April 19 runoff.

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Elections of next six months will be referendum on Mayor Breed’s policies

Tim Redmond - December 28, 2021

She's not on the ballot until 2023—but candidates and ballot measures will test whether the voters think Breed is leading the city in the right direction.

Elections

School Board recall election set; Assembly candidates could run four times

Tim Redmond - October 18, 2021

Plus: Some very sketchy moves by signature gatherers for Boudin recall effort.

Crime

A new dark-money group with GOP support seeks to raise crime fears

Tim Redmond - September 22, 2021

A misleading mailer attacking the record of DA Chesa Boudin hits the streets—but who paid for it?

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Remembering Spain’s 15-M Movement, Occupy’s scrappy precursor

Marke B. - September 20, 2021

As the US looks back a decade later, a necessary reminder that Occupy was a reverberation of a global movement.

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GOP donors and allies pour more big money into the Chesa Boudin recall

Tim Redmond - August 3, 2021

Trump and McConnell Allies put up $450,000 last month in money that's been moving through a series of front committees aimed at ousting the progressive DA.

City Hall

After more than a century, PG&E is finally on the ropes in San Francisco

Tim Redmond - August 1, 2021

The city's moving to establish a public-power system—but we should also talk about accountability for the politicians and media that enabled an illegal monopoly for so long.

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Elections panel does nothing about problems with Redistricting Task Force

Redistricting process could change, dramatically, in Friday meeting

Haney wins lawsuit to change Campos ballot designation; does anyone care?

What the election results mean—and what comes next

Elections of next six months will be referendum on Mayor Breed’s policies

School Board recall election set; Assembly candidates could run four times

A new dark-money group with GOP support seeks to raise crime fears

Remembering Spain’s 15-M Movement, Occupy’s scrappy precursor

GOP donors and allies pour more big money into the Chesa Boudin recall

After more than a century, PG&E is finally on the ropes in San Francisco

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