San Francisco Women's Political Committee

Champions policies and candidates committed to advancing intersectional feminism, racial justice, gender equity, and equitable systems and structures through participation in the San Francisco political process.

San Francisco Women's Political Committee

Elections with this Endorser

California Midterms General on November 8th 2022

Candidates

Governor of California: Gavin Newsom
Lieutenant Governor of California: Eleni Kounalakis
Attorney General of California: Rob Bonta
California Secretary of State: Shirley Weber
California Controller: Malia Cohen
California Superintendent of Public Instruction: Tony Thurmond
California State Board of Equalization District 2: Sally Lieber
California Commissioner of Insurance: Ricardo Lara
California State Assembly District 17: Matt Haney
San Francisco District Attorney: Brooke Jenkins
San Francisco Board of Supervisors District 2: Catherine Stefani
San Francisco Board of Supervisors District 4: Gordon Mar
San Francisco Board of Supervisors District 6: Honey Mahogany
San Francisco Board of Supervisors District 8: Rafael Mandelman
San Francisco Board of Supervisors District 10: Shamann Walton
Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) Board of Directors District 8: Janice Li
San Francisco Assessor-Recorder: JoaquÃn Torres
San Francisco Public Defender: Manohar Raju
San Francisco Community College Board: Thea Selby
San Francisco Community College Board: Vick Chung
San Francisco Community College Board: Brigitte Davila
San Francisco Unified Board of Education: Alida Fisher
San Francisco Unified Board of Education: Lainie Motamedi
San Francisco Unified Board of Education: Lisa Weissman-Ward

Propositions / Measures

Proposition 31: Recommends to vote "Yes"
Proposition 26: Recommends to vote "No"
Proposition 27: Recommends to vote "No"
Proposition 29: Recommends to vote "Yes"
Proposition 28: Recommends to vote "Yes"
Proposition 30: Recommends to vote "Yes"
Proposition 1: Recommends to vote "Yes"
Proposition A: Recommends to vote "Yes"
Proposition B: Recommends to vote "Yes"
Proposition C: Recommends to vote "Yes"
Proposition D: Recommends to vote "Yes"
Proposition E: Recommends to vote "No"
Proposition F: Recommends to vote "Yes"
Proposition G: Recommends to vote "Yes"
Proposition H: Recommends to vote "Yes"
Proposition I: Recommends to vote "No"
Proposition J: Recommends to vote "Yes"
Proposition L: Recommends to vote "Yes"
Proposition M: Recommends to vote "Yes"
Proposition N: Recommends to vote "Yes"
Proposition O: Recommends to vote "Yes"