At our May 8th meeting, San Francisco Tomorrow voted to endorse Aaron Peskin for Mayor of San Francisco. You can donate to his campaign here.

President – Joseph Biden Congressional District 11 – Nancy Pelosi CA Senate District 11 – No Endorsement * CA Assembly District 17 – No Endorsement * Superior Court Judge, Seat 1 – Michael Begert Superior Court Judge, Seat 13 – […]

Dear SF Tomorrow members & friends – So many of the pressing needs confronting our elected officials, from health crises to housing or lack thereof, are exacerbated by the ever-increasing climate catastrophes besetting our warming planet. And now it’s City […]

Prop A, Retiree Supplemental Cost of Living Adjustment; Retirement Board Contract with Executive Director – YES These people deserve the benefits; should have happened sooner. Prop B, Public Works Dept and Commission, Sanitation and Streets Dept and Commission – No […]

San Francisco Tomorrow supports David Campos in the April 19 Assembly runoff.  We believe David will do the best job of ensuring that the city can continue to decide its own future.  While we join others in wanting more housing […]

Championing a labor activist SFT Board member ClaireZvanski is among the women being honored at San Francisco District 11 Democratic Club’s Labor Day Picnic. Monday, September 6, 1pm to 4pm in McLaren Park at the John Shelley Picnic Area A […]

Join us for San Francisco Tomorrow’s Virtual Holiday Party When: Wednesday, December 9, 5:30-7:30 Where: Castello di Zoom, of course! (if you’re not set up for Zoom, a phone # will be available) Donations: Please donate to the SF-Marin Food Bank or other CovID relief […]

Supervisor, District 1 Connie Chan Supervisor, District 3 Aaron Peskin Supervisor, District 5 Dean Preston Supervisor, District 7 Myrna Melgar Supervisor, District 9 Hillary Ronen Supervisor, District 11 No recommendation* Local Propositions A, $487m bond – housing, parks streets Support […]

When it rains, it pours.  Contact  thegreenladydenise@gmail.com to sign up for the memorial.

Jane Morrison, queen of San Francisco and California Democratic politics, died this weekend, just two months after celebrating her 100th birthday. Her passing truly marks the end of an era in San Francisco politics. Jane became active in Democratic politics […]