SF Democratic Party

The SFDCCC met on 2/25/26 and voted to endorse for the June 2026 Election: D2: Stephen Sherrill D4: Alan Wong Board of Ed: Phil Kim Superior Court Judge, Seat 16: Phoebe Maffei Yes on Bond Measure: Earthquake Safety and Emergency Response Yes on Charter Amend: Term Limits

Building more homes lowers housing costs. Full stop. Let’s keep working to remove the barriers that block new housing & thus fuel our affordability crisis.

Less than three weeks until California’s Primary! Register to vote online by May 18 and vote by June 2. 🗳️

The @eBARnews agrees with SF Democrats, elect Phil Kim to the San Francisco Board of Education! ebar.com/story/166220/N…

Here are the official SF Democratic Party endorsements for the June 2 Primary Election. Vote for all of these candidates and measures to keep San Francisco progressing on our road to economic recovery. More voter info: sfdems.org/endorsements/j…

We’re doing things differently in San Francisco when it comes to homelessness. And we’re seeing results. - Nearly 1,000 fewer people are sleeping on our streets compared to 2024—a major sign that our strategy is working. - Unsheltered homelessness in San Francisco is now at its lowest level in 15 years. - The number of people in tents is down 85%. These numbers come from the 2026 Point in Time Count. The takeaway is clear: More people are coming inside to get shelter and treatment, and we are moving in the right direction.

With zero precedent to suggest they might succeed, Lee Yick and the Chinese Six Companies of San Francisco bravely asserted the promise of the U.S. Constitution in suing over discriminatory enforcement 140 years ago. Their victory in Yick Wo v. Hopkins, 118 U.S. 356 (1886) was among history’s first instances in which San Franciscans of principle and daring changed America and, with it, the world. It remains the foundational Equal Protection precedent in constitutional law — cited countless times in rulings since — and it is an enduring and enormously important legacy of San Francisco’s Chinese community. I’m proud to represent the neighborhood where justice was finally done, and I am grateful to all the community leaders we’ll be joining this week to celebrate this landmark milestone.

Trump and Republicans are making it harder than ever for young people to get a quality education, find their first job and build an affordable life. Young Democrats are leading the charge to do something about it.

For SF Small Business Week, SFDems member Lily Ho chose On Waverly, a gift shop located in Chinatown. On Waverly is owned by two Asian-American sisters who wanted to highlight the work of local Asian-Americans. On Waverly also hosts community events to bring everyone together!

Tourism in San Francisco is on the rise just like our city. New stats tell the story: ➡️ We’re projected to welcome 24.2 million visitors in 2026, up from 23.7 million last year. ➡️ Visitor spending is set to reach $9.9 billion, exceeding our 2019 record. ➡️ Conventions booking are up +8% on top of last year’s +14% gain. ➡️ In 2025, tourism generated $655 million in tax revenue for our city. ➡️ The industry also supports 63,900 SF jobs across hotels, restaurants, retail, and cultural institutions. When tourist come to San Francisco, it benefits our entire city.

Join me tonight as @DavidChiu @JaniceForBART and Uma Krishnan have a lively discussion on what it means to be an AAPI in the political space and why it's so important that we run. Free ticket with code whywerun100 at checkout!

Serving District 2 continues to be the honor of my lifetime. This job has always been about putting our community first, delivering results, and making San Francisco a city families can depend on. I’d be honored to have your vote. Don’t forget to cast your ballot by Tuesday, June 2.

Tonight! @cwclub in San Francisco: • 6 PM PDT / Why We Run: A Special AAPI Month Program With: @JaniceForBART • @DavidChiu • Uma Rao Krishnan • @NancyTungSF Details & tickets: commonwealthclub.org/.../why-we-run…... @SFDemocrats @msmichellemeow

For SF Small Business Week, Marjan Philhour chose Polly Ann Ice Cream, a Sunset neighborhood staple that now has a location in FiDi as part of the City’s Vacant to Vibrant program. Known for their eccentric flavors, Polly Ann has provided fantastic ice cream for over 70 years.

Thank you Operating Engineers Local 3 for endorsing me in my run for San Francisco District 4 Supervisor.

I just finished my third ride along with SFPD since being elected Supervisor in San Francisco. Here's what I saw and learned: - The drug market is significantly smaller since last year. - Due to increased SFPD enforcement and action from our DA, the drug market has constrained its hours of operation to midnight to three am. - The dealers themselves are adapting to increased enforcement, and shifting from selling in crowds to instead becoming mobile and doing drop-offs increasingly. - The drug market has in turn shifted into smaller pockets dispersed in Hayes, Mission, upper Tenderloin - The RESET center is also starting to help individuals suffering on our streets with an alternative to jail SFPD, the DA's office, and Mayor's office are all working together to create new strategies now to tackle this changing landscape to the open air drug market.

For SF Small Business Week, SFDems member Joe Sangirardi chose Cliff’s Variety in the Castro. A pillar of the community, this multi-generational variety store has history with the Castro Theatre, Halloween in the Castro, and more. If they don’t have it, you don’t need it.

In honor of SF Small Business Week, SFDems Chair Nancy Tung chose David Upchurch Chocolatier, that can be found at different farmers markets. David focuses on purchasing chocolate directly from Ecuador to support the chocolate industry there. duchocolatier.com

Proud to be endorsed by San Francisco Firefighters Local 798 in my run for San Francisco District 4 Supervisor.

In honor of SF Small Business Week, SFDems member Eric Kingsbury chose Chestnut Street Coffee Roastery, located at 2331 Chestnut St Known as the Marina’s living room, it’s a great place to meet up with friends, get some work done, or enjoy some great coffee.

Team Wiener mobilizing at Duboce Park on a cloudy Sunday afternoon! Our volunteer-fueled campaign is truly rocking it. Thank you!