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As ballots have started to hit mailboxes, we're sharing REP-SF's positions on the local ballot measures for the June 2 Election! We’re voting NO on Prop C and YES on Prop D to make corporations pay their fair share! Read our blog post to learn more! repsf.org/blog/june-2026…

@DanielLurie @bilalmahmood @stopsfevictions @sfbos Please share this video, leave a comment, and tag Mayor @DanielLurie: Protect Prop I and fund truly affordable housing!

Stop the Tax Giveaway! Protect Affordable Housing Funds! Mayor @DanielLurie & Sup. @bilalmahmood announced a tax cut for wealthy real estate investors at the expense of working San Franciscans. Join REP & @stopsfevictions: Send a letter to @sfbos! actionnetwork.org/letters/stop-t…

@REPCOALITIONSF Thank you to the 465 Collective for giving us the space and time to co-learn! ❤️ @queerlycomplex

In a new blog post, REP-SF member Priya Prabhakar @PeoplePowMedia, shares how she & co-founder Joseph Smooke brought the key findings of PPM's housing report to the Reading Club at #465Collective – Thursdays are for Queers & Comrades! #WhoIsSFBuildingFor repsf.org/blog/we-brough…

Together, we're continuing to build our collective power and advance our vision of a more equitable and truly affordable city. Thank you to all of our REP-SF members who joined us!

We're excited to share that we held our annual REP-SF Retreat last Friday! We spent a beautiful and energizing day celebrating the impact of our advocacy, reflecting on the progress we've made together, and strategizing for the year ahead.

Next Thursday, March 12, People Power Media is bringing our report, "Who is SF Building For?" to the Queers And Comrades Reading Club! Co-hosted by Crystal Mason & Jason Wyman with Tree of Change. Join us for a cozy evening of LGBTQ+ literature & community!

REP appreciates Sup. Chen's leadership & we support her demands for the City to comply with the Housing Element & meet the needs of our communities. Public investment in truly affordable & dignified housing is essential to creating and sustaining stable & inclusive communities.

The Affordable Housing Circuit Breaker – Housing Element Action 8.1.10, which took effect on Jan. 31, 2026, requires the City to increase funding and pursue additional sites when affordable housing goals are not met.

Supervisor Chyanne Chen warns that SF risks falling short of its state mandate to build nearly 47K affordable homes by 2031. @SFBusinessTimes reports on Sup. Chen’s letter to the @sfplanning Commission about the Affordable Housing Circuit Breaker: bizjournals.com/sanfrancisco/n…

We are glad to see the mainstream media (@wapo) acknowledge the growing scholarly dissent from the YIMBYs' profit-driven, supply-side agenda. As Bronstein writes in @48hills, "Simply unleashing developers to build more homes won't make housing affordable." 48hills.org/2026/02/finall…

This is the latest academic study to confirm what our advocacy has always said: What works to make housing affordable is creating permanently, truly affordable housing – not building overpriced housing and waiting for supply-side economics to save the day. 48hills.org/2026/01/new-st…

.@48hills recently published two articles highlighting a new study by four leading urban scholars that shows deregulating housing does NOT make housing affordable. Read the articles & the full report to learn more! osf.io/preprints/soca…

"A major, unheralded source of Yimbys' success is the mainstream media’s virtual blackout of their critics," writes Zelda Bronstein. "So it’s newsworthy that The Washington Post reported on growing scholarly dissent from the supply-side housing agenda." 48hills.org/2026/02/finall…

REP-SF featured! You may have heard the news that YIMBY groups are suing San Francisco, arguing that the Mayor’s upzoning plan does not go far enough. Joseph Smooke, REP-SF organizer, was quoted in @KQED: kqed.org/news/12073193/…

For resources to protect our immigrant communities, check out @repcoalitionsf's community resource guide: repsf.org/resources

We are inspired by the thousands of students who participated in the citywide walkout on Friday to stand with Minneapolis, protect immigrant youth, and defend immigrant rights.

We stand in solidarity with immigrant communities in the Bay Area, Minnesota, and across the country in demanding, "ICE Out of Everywhere!"

Assemblymember Catherine Stefani has until TUESDAY to support AB 1157 - making the difference in thousands of tenant's lives. Help support by calling her office today! @stefani4ca