Voters Archives - Page 20 of 74

Elections

GOP-linked big money attacks progressive candidates and taxes in SF

Tim Redmond - October 10, 2020

Millions in PAC money from the 1 percent -- and big Mitch McConnell backer -- floods into San Francisco for last-minute hit pieces.

Elections

Democrat in D7 race helps pay for Republican candidate’s mailer

Tim Redmond - October 6, 2020

Joel Engardio is on a one-two slate with right-wing GOP hopeful -- and the mayor is now endorsing both Engardio and Myrna Melgar.

Campaign Trail

Wiener tries to look progressive in debate

Tim Redmond - October 4, 2020

But that requires a bit of historical revisionism, since his record has always been very moderate on police, housing, and homelessness.

Culture

A delicious way to fight voter suppression

Emily Wilson - October 2, 2020

Dine for Democracy brings activists, food-lovers together to make voting easier and benefit BIPOC and youth orgs.

News + Politics

Trump’s taxes, the debate, and the election

Tim Redmond - September 29, 2020

There aren't many undecided voters out there. It's all going to be about turnout.

News + Politics

The rich aren’t leaving SF — they own it

Tim Redmond - September 17, 2020

Developers cry crocodile tears to win political points -- but in the end, planners may have to admit they bungled the future of Soma.

News + Politics

Wiener attacks SF supes

Tim Redmond - September 12, 2020

State Senator says board is not functional and harks back to his own days as a supe -- which were only "collegial" when it meant helping Big Tech

Homelessness

SF voters want more housing, not more police, for homeless crisis

Tim Redmond - September 10, 2020

Strong support for bold measures, including $2 billion in spending, in new poll.

Homelessness

Supreme Court upholds Prop. C in major victory for SF homeless advocates

Tim Redmond - September 9, 2020

Ruling shows that the odious Prop. 13, which devastated schools and local government, is starting to crumble.

Movies

Raising the wage for tipped workers

Emily Wilson - September 8, 2020

'Waging Change' by Berkeley filmmaker Abby Ginzberg tracks the fight for better service industry pay, from 9/11 to #MeToo.

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GOP-linked big money attacks progressive candidates and taxes in SF

Democrat in D7 race helps pay for Republican candidate’s mailer

Wiener tries to look progressive in debate

A delicious way to fight voter suppression

Trump’s taxes, the debate, and the election

The rich aren’t leaving SF — they own it

Wiener attacks SF supes

SF voters want more housing, not more police, for homeless crisis

Supreme Court upholds Prop. C in major victory for SF homeless advocates

Raising the wage for tipped workers

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