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Ballots have arrived in mailboxes. Reminder to follow the most “Common Sense” Voter Guide in San Francisco.
We look after YOU. Not special interests and the insiders.
Link Here—-> connectedsf.com/2026-voter-g…
ConnectedSF retweeted
The voters have spoken loud and clear.
WE DID IT, District 10!
Thank you to my wife Seray and our three boys Lennox, Maxwell, and Hendrix. We couldn’t have done any of this without your love and support. This campaign was truly a full family effort.
To my amazing team—Noah, Justin, Elaine—and the hundreds of volunteers who knocked on doors, made calls, hosted events, and believed in this campaign: THANK YOU! This victory belongs to all of us.
To my family, friends, and every resident who put their trust in me, I am forever grateful.
I was born and raised in these neighborhoods, and I’ve dedicated my life to serving them.
Now, we have an opportunity to write the next chapter together.
I ran to do something, not to be something.
And now the real work begins.
Let’s build the neighborhoods we deserve. Together!
Thank you!
#District10 #SanFrancisco #ThankYou #Election2026 #TeamTheo
ConnectedSF retweeted
This is disturbing. Sunset Dunes Supporter decided to take thing in her own hands. Removing Yes on G poster from Taraval business, and confronted by business.
Yes on G. Support the Compromise.
Friendly reminder to Get Out And Vote!
- No on Prop RTM
- No On Prop B
- No on Prop H
- No on I
- No on Prop 40
- Yes on Prop 39, 41, 42 and 43
Follow our Voter Guide—-> connectedsf.com/2026-voter-g…
ConnectedSF retweeted
I did a deep dive on the integrity of MTC's first phase of the 'strict accountability and transparency' we've been promised if Measure RTM passes. Spoiler alert...
Nobody Checked the Numbers
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ConnectedSF retweeted
Westside is park rich. Moving a few features a few feet off of the road does not destroy a park.
Help people get to work, pick up their kids on time, not miss appointments during the week, play on weekends.
Easy: YES on G
We’re happy to endorse Ben Allen for Insurance Commissioner.
Ben's top priorities include:
- Fighting insurers that deny and delay. Leading the fight against companies that stall claims and refuse to compensate wildfire victims.
- A leader on wildfire prevention. A record of preparing California for the fires we know are coming - not just responding after.
- Refuses insurance industry money. Not taking a dollar from the industry he'd regulate. He'll answer to you, not them.
ConnectedSF retweeted
Is transit accountability a myth?
“Measure RTM has plenty of committees, reports, reviews, and procedures. But bureaucracy isn’t accountability.”
Just my opinion…
sfstandard.com/opinion/2026/…
One week away. (Yay, then we'll get a reprieve from all of the political ads). If you haven’t already, send in your ballot so it is counted on Election Day!
And a Reminder to follow the Voter Guide that looks after YOU. Not the special or insider interests.
Voter Guide —> connectedsf.com/2026-voter-g…
We’re happy to endorse @scsherrill for District 2 Supervisor.
Supervisor Sherrill has put in the work for his constituents. His top priorities remain public safety and clean, safe streets. He is an advocate for small businesses and creative in his approaches to meeting goals for District 2, from minor fixes (a cracked sidewalk) to major achievements, like identifying financial solutions and reform to help jumpstart stalled development.
Learn more here—-> connectedsf.com/2026-voter-g…
When we say SFMTA has zero incentive to fix or reduce their budget if both Prop H and RTM pass in November…We mean it.
SFMTA is banking on both measures to pass so they can please labor unions. Instead of reducing attrition/absenteeism, overtime spending, and more.
Vote NO on Prop H and Prop RTM.
Thank you to @garryslist for the evening and quality conversation last night. Appreciate members from both orgs who attended and contributed to the discussion.
Reminder: No on Prop 40. No on Prop B. No on Prop RTM. No on Prop I.
Vote No on Prop I
Why?
Just yesterday housing non-profit, Mission Economic Development Association (the type of org that would be a beneficiary of Prop I funds) was put on the Controller’s watchlist due to nine financial errors identified.
- It would increase the City’s General Fund deficit by $120 million annually
- It would prevent the Board of Supervisors from lowering real property transfer tax without asking voters at the ballot
- 15% of funds if passed has nothing to do with building new homes
Vote No on Prop I
ConnectedSF retweeted
Who is the largest donor funding yes on the $17B Measure RTM transit tax while transit spends more to move less people?
SEIU.
Who is on strike today because
*checks notes*
they don't want to commute to the office?
Also SEIU.
We are not your ATM.
Vote NO on Measure RTM.
CSF Members: YOU DID THIS!
70% of the letters to the Police Commission, supporting police use of technology (with safeguards), were from CSF Members. At the meeting itself, a few of our members spoke, but the majority at the meeting was opposed. Your emails contributed to the passage of General Order 10.12.
Speaking out Matters. Thank you CSF Members for advancing safety for all San Franciscans!
Vote No on Proposition H.
Why?
- The tax will raise costs across SF for 15 years and is passed on to renters and small business owners
- There is no accountability in Prop H. No reporting is due until a year after the dispersal of fund payouts begin. And the "oversight body” is a group of citizens (appointed by the SFMTA Board) that has no enforcement powers
- There is no enforceable requirement for SFMTA to be more efficient or more effective.
- SFMTA could reduce costs up to $300 million without MUNI service cuts, as noted in our March 2026 SFMTA Budget Analysis
- Ridership is 81%of pre-pandemic levels. Demand is still lagging. Yet SFMTA wants to increase service. Where’s the common sense in that?
- SFMTA admitted today at the Board meeting they could be looking at reducing costs through absenteeism, attrition and excessive overtime to reduce costs but have chosen not to wait
Vote No on Proposition H
ConnectedSF retweeted
Reminder: Great Highway was closed bc of lies.
Local residents overwhelmingly voted against it. Help them bring sanity back to their neighborhood.
Yes on G
Vote Yes On Prop 39.
Duplicate ballots mailed. Remember the old saying; Vote early, Vote often? Well, here we are. Vote YES on Prop 39 Voter ID in California. abc30.com/post/tulare-county…
ConnectedSF retweeted
Unions representing transit workers have contributed $1.9 million to the YES on RTM campaign.
Their dues revenue come from your tax dollars.
Then they recycle it into campaigns to get you to pay more taxes and to further increase their dues revenue.
Absolutely insane!
Start your day tomorrow by joining Theo Ellington’s Dogpatch and Potrero Hill Mobilization tomorrow.
The D10 Supervisor race is critical. Come chip in. And do your part to help Theo get elected this November.
Details to learn more—-> theoellington.com/potrero_hi…
We’re happy to endorse Theo Ellington for District 10 Supervisor.
Theo grew up in the Bayview and has a future vision and plan for District 10 that stands out.
A few of his top District 10 priorities include:
- Establishing a formal community and economic development plan for the district
- Moving proposed waterfront developments across the finish line
- Launching a school-to-career pipeline, so students can have clearer pathways to jobs.
Learn more about our District 10 endorsement—-> connectedsf.com/2026-voter-g…
