Belvedere endorsements · Voter Guide Guru

Endorsements

Most positions checked October 12

Contest descriptions are copied from the Marin County Elections Department measure list (opens in a new tab).

Local

Belvedere City Council

No one has weighed in on this one yet.

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Regional

Marin County Board of Education, Area 5

Marilyn Nemzer · 1 group

One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each.

Marin County Democratic Party (source for Marin County Board of Education, Area 5)Marilyn NemzerLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Marin County Democratic Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.

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Tamalpais Union High School Board

Brian Sutherland · 1 group

Joy Koo · 1 group

Valerie Wynn · 1 group

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Marin County Democratic Party (source for Tamalpais Union High School Board)Joy Koo, Brian Sutherland, Valerie WynnLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Marin County Democratic Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.

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Reed Union School Board

Lina Godfrey · 1 group

Mike Ghaffary · 1 group

Shelby Tsai · 1 group

One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each.

Marin County Democratic Party (source for Reed Union School Board)Mike Ghaffary, Lina Godfrey, Shelby TsaiLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Marin County Democratic Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.

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Measure O – Reed Union School District Bond

On your ballot: Reed Union School District Repair, Safety, Upgrade Measure: To support quality education and retain/attract quality teachers by upgrading all Reed schools, keeping them safe; repairing deteriorating classrooms/bathrooms, leaky roofs; updating fire/electrical/security systems and earthquake safety; removing mold/asbestos; constructing, repairing facilities, acquiring equipment; shall a measure authorizing $115,000,000 in bonds at legal rates, levying $30 per $100,000 of assessed valuation, ($6,200,000 annually) while bonds are outstanding, requiring citizens’ oversight, spending disclosure/audits, be adopted?

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Measure P – Marin County Child Care Initiative

On your ballot: Shall the Marin County Child Care Initiative be adopted to levy a special parcel tax of 5 cents per building square foot, generating approximately $12.5 million annually for fifteen years, to fund affordable childcare and high-quality early childhood education and improve compensation to retain and attract educators, with public disclosure, optional annual inflation adjustments, and a corresponding increase in the County appropriations limit, with all funds used locally in Marin County?

League of Women Voters of Marin County (source for Measure P – Marin County Child Care Initiative)YesLean label: Nonpartisan
Funding for League of Women Voters of Marin County
Member dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Marin County Democratic Party (source for Measure P – Marin County Child Care Initiative)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Marin County Democratic Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Marin County Republicans (source for Measure P – Marin County Child Care Initiative)NoLean label: Conservative
Funding for Marin County Republicans
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.

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Measure CC – Marin Healthcare District Parcel Tax

On your ballot: Shall the measure funding expanded and upgraded emergency room, intensive care, hospital, and other medical facilities to care for trauma, heart attack, stroke, and other patients and attract qualified doctors and nurses, with no funds for administrator salaries, by enacting a parcel tax of 14¢ per square foot of improved building area annually, generating approximately $12,400,000 annually for 30 years, subject to annual audits and citizens' committee oversight, be adopted?

League of Women Voters of Marin County (source for Measure CC – Marin Healthcare District Parcel Tax)YesLean label: Nonpartisan
Funding for League of Women Voters of Marin County
Member dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Marin County Democratic Party (source for Measure CC – Marin Healthcare District Parcel Tax)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Marin County Democratic Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Marin County Republicans (source for Measure CC – Marin Healthcare District Parcel Tax)NoLean label: Conservative
Funding for Marin County Republicans
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.

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State

Governor

No endorsement · 2 groups

Steve Hilton · 5 groups

Xavier Becerra · 20 groups

One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each.

ACCE Action (source for Governor)Xavier BecerraLean label: Progressive
Funding for ACCE Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alameda County Democratic Party (source for Governor)Xavier BecerraLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Alameda County Democratic Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 5
Alameda Labor Council (source for Governor)Xavier BecerraLean label: Labor
Funding for Alameda Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Governor)Xavier BecerraLean label: Moderate
Funding for Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues, large individual donors. Member dues and events; reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Cal Berkeley Democrats (source for Governor)Xavier BecerraLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Cal Berkeley Democrats
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Democratic Party (source for Governor)Xavier BecerraLean label: Moderate
Funding for California Democratic Party
Union dues, industry, individual donors. Unions, businesses, tribes and individual donors.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 2
California Republican Party (source for Governor)Steve HiltonLean label: Conservative
Funding for California Republican Party
Individual donors, industry. Individual and business donors.
Not yet sourced.
Chinese American Democratic Club (source for Governor, on sfendorsements.com)Xavier BecerraLean label: Moderate
Funding for Chinese American Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues and donations; not verified.
Not yet sourced.
Via sfendorsements.com
Contra Costa Republican Party (source for Governor)Steve HiltonLean label: Conservative
Funding for Contra Costa Republican Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 8
Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club (source for Governor, on sfendorsements.com)Xavier BecerraLean label: Moderate
Funding for Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. Reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Via sfendorsements.com
Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club (source for Governor)Xavier BecerraLean label: Moderate
Funding for Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club
Large individual donors. Over $1.7M from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Gazetteer SF (source for Governor)Xavier BecerraLean label: News outlet
Funding for Gazetteer SF
Private ownership. Privately owned digital outlet; funding not verified.
Not yet sourced.
GrowSF (source for Governor)Xavier BecerraLean label: Moderate
Funding for GrowSF
Large individual donors, industry. Tech investors/executives and real estate. 2026 examples: Michael Moritz $250K to its District 4 PAC; Building Owners and Managers Assoc. PAC $49K. Pledged up to $1.75M this cycle.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Governor)No endorsementLean label: Progressive
Funding for Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues, events and small donors.
Not yet sourced.
Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association (source for Governor)Steve HiltonLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
IFPTE Local 21 (source for Governor)Xavier BecerraLean label: Labor
Funding for IFPTE Local 21
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Potrero Hill Democratic Club (source for Governor)Xavier BecerraLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Potrero Hill Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California) (source for Governor)Xavier BecerraLean label: Progressive
Funding for Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California)
Small individual donors. Grassroots donations; about $742K revenue in 2024; has an affiliated institute and PAC.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
San Mateo County Central Labor Council (source for Governor)Xavier BecerraLean label: Labor
Funding for San Mateo County Central Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 7
San Mateo County Republican Party (source for Governor)Steve HiltonLean label: Conservative
Funding for San Mateo County Republican Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 7
SEIU 1021 (source for Governor)Xavier BecerraLean label: Labor
Funding for SEIU 1021
Union dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
SF Democratic Party (source for Governor)Xavier BecerraLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Democratic Party
Large individual donors. $850K raised by Sept 1, 2026. Largest: Neighbors for a Better SF $189K, Chris Larsen $181K, SF Believes PAC $139K.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Checked October 11
SF League of Pissed Off Voters (source for Governor)No endorsementLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF League of Pissed Off Voters
Small individual donors. Volunteer-run; small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Women's Political Committee (source for Governor)Xavier BecerraLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Women's Political Committee
Member dues. Member dues and events.
Not yet sourced.
SF Young Republicans (source for Governor)Steve HiltonLean label: Conservative
Funding for SF Young Republicans
Member dues. Member dues and donations.
Not yet sourced.
United Democratic Club (source for Governor)Xavier BecerraLean label: Moderate
Funding for United Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. $186,600 from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club (source for Governor)Xavier BecerraLean label: Progressive
Funding for Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.

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Lieutenant Governor

Fiona Ma · 19 groups

Gloria Romero · 4 groups

No endorsement · 2 groups

One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each.

Alameda County Democratic Party (source for Lieutenant Governor)Fiona MaLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Alameda County Democratic Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 5
Alameda Labor Council (source for Lieutenant Governor)Fiona MaLean label: Labor
Funding for Alameda Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Lieutenant Governor)Fiona MaLean label: Moderate
Funding for Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues, large individual donors. Member dues and events; reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Cal Berkeley Democrats (source for Lieutenant Governor)Fiona MaLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Cal Berkeley Democrats
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Democratic Party (source for Lieutenant Governor)Fiona MaLean label: Moderate
Funding for California Democratic Party
Union dues, industry, individual donors. Unions, businesses, tribes and individual donors.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 2
California Nurses Association (source for Lieutenant Governor)Fiona MaLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for California Nurses Association
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Republican Party (source for Lieutenant Governor)Gloria RomeroLean label: Conservative
Funding for California Republican Party
Individual donors, industry. Individual and business donors.
Not yet sourced.
Chinese American Democratic Club (source for Lieutenant Governor, on sfendorsements.com)Fiona MaLean label: Moderate
Funding for Chinese American Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues and donations; not verified.
Not yet sourced.
Via sfendorsements.com
Contra Costa Republican Party (source for Lieutenant Governor)Gloria RomeroLean label: Conservative
Funding for Contra Costa Republican Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 8
Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club (source for Lieutenant Governor, on sfendorsements.com)Fiona MaLean label: Moderate
Funding for Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. Reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Via sfendorsements.com
Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club (source for Lieutenant Governor)Fiona MaLean label: Moderate
Funding for Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club
Large individual donors. Over $1.7M from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
GrowSF (source for Lieutenant Governor)Fiona MaLean label: Moderate
Funding for GrowSF
Large individual donors, industry. Tech investors/executives and real estate. 2026 examples: Michael Moritz $250K to its District 4 PAC; Building Owners and Managers Assoc. PAC $49K. Pledged up to $1.75M this cycle.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Lieutenant Governor)No endorsementLean label: Progressive
Funding for Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues, events and small donors.
Not yet sourced.
Potrero Hill Democratic Club (source for Lieutenant Governor)Fiona MaLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Potrero Hill Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California) (source for Lieutenant Governor)Fiona MaLean label: Progressive
Funding for Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California)
Small individual donors. Grassroots donations; about $742K revenue in 2024; has an affiliated institute and PAC.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
San Mateo County Central Labor Council (source for Lieutenant Governor)Fiona MaLean label: Labor
Funding for San Mateo County Central Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 7
San Mateo County Republican Party (source for Lieutenant Governor)Gloria RomeroLean label: Conservative
Funding for San Mateo County Republican Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 7
SEIU 1021 (source for Lieutenant Governor)Fiona MaLean label: Labor
Funding for SEIU 1021
Union dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
SF Chronicle Editorial Board (source for Lieutenant Governor, on sfendorsements.com)Fiona MaLean label: News outlet
Funding for SF Chronicle Editorial Board
Subscriptions. Owned by Hearst; subscriptions and advertising.
Not yet sourced.
Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5
SF Democratic Party (source for Lieutenant Governor)Fiona MaLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Democratic Party
Large individual donors. $850K raised by Sept 1, 2026. Largest: Neighbors for a Better SF $189K, Chris Larsen $181K, SF Believes PAC $139K.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Checked October 11
SF League of Pissed Off Voters (source for Lieutenant Governor)No endorsementLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF League of Pissed Off Voters
Small individual donors. Volunteer-run; small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Women's Political Committee (source for Lieutenant Governor)Fiona MaLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Women's Political Committee
Member dues. Member dues and events.
Not yet sourced.
SF Young Republicans (source for Lieutenant Governor)Gloria RomeroLean label: Conservative
Funding for SF Young Republicans
Member dues. Member dues and donations.
Not yet sourced.
United Democratic Club (source for Lieutenant Governor)Fiona MaLean label: Moderate
Funding for United Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. $186,600 from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club (source for Lieutenant Governor)Fiona MaLean label: Progressive
Funding for Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.

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Secretary of State

Don Wagner · 4 groups

Shirley Weber · 23 groups

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Alameda County Democratic Party (source for Secretary of State)Shirley WeberLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Alameda County Democratic Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 5
Alameda Labor Council (source for Secretary of State)Shirley WeberLean label: Labor
Funding for Alameda Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Secretary of State)Shirley WeberLean label: Moderate
Funding for Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues, large individual donors. Member dues and events; reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Cal Berkeley Democrats (source for Secretary of State)Shirley WeberLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Cal Berkeley Democrats
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Democratic Party (source for Secretary of State)Shirley WeberLean label: Moderate
Funding for California Democratic Party
Union dues, industry, individual donors. Unions, businesses, tribes and individual donors.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 2
California Nurses Association (source for Secretary of State)Shirley WeberLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for California Nurses Association
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Republican Party (source for Secretary of State)Don WagnerLean label: Conservative
Funding for California Republican Party
Individual donors, industry. Individual and business donors.
Not yet sourced.
Contra Costa Republican Party (source for Secretary of State)Don WagnerLean label: Conservative
Funding for Contra Costa Republican Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 8
Democratic Party of Contra Costa County (source for Secretary of State)Shirley WeberLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Democratic Party of Contra Costa County
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 8
Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club (source for Secretary of State, on sfendorsements.com)Shirley WeberLean label: Moderate
Funding for Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. Reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Via sfendorsements.com
Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club (source for Secretary of State)Shirley WeberLean label: Moderate
Funding for Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club
Large individual donors. Over $1.7M from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
GrowSF (source for Secretary of State)Shirley WeberLean label: Moderate
Funding for GrowSF
Large individual donors, industry. Tech investors/executives and real estate. 2026 examples: Michael Moritz $250K to its District 4 PAC; Building Owners and Managers Assoc. PAC $49K. Pledged up to $1.75M this cycle.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Secretary of State)Shirley WeberLean label: Progressive
Funding for Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues, events and small donors.
Not yet sourced.
Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association (source for Secretary of State)Don WagnerLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
IFPTE Local 21 (source for Secretary of State)Shirley WeberLean label: Labor
Funding for IFPTE Local 21
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Potrero Hill Democratic Club (source for Secretary of State)Shirley WeberLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Potrero Hill Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California) (source for Secretary of State)Shirley WeberLean label: Progressive
Funding for Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California)
Small individual donors. Grassroots donations; about $742K revenue in 2024; has an affiliated institute and PAC.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
San Mateo County Central Labor Council (source for Secretary of State)Shirley WeberLean label: Labor
Funding for San Mateo County Central Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 7
San Mateo County Republican Party (source for Secretary of State)Don WagnerLean label: Conservative
Funding for San Mateo County Republican Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 7
SEIU 1021 (source for Secretary of State)Shirley WeberLean label: Labor
Funding for SEIU 1021
Union dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
SF Chronicle Editorial Board (source for Secretary of State, on sfendorsements.com)Shirley WeberLean label: News outlet
Funding for SF Chronicle Editorial Board
Subscriptions. Owned by Hearst; subscriptions and advertising.
Not yet sourced.
Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5
SF Democratic Party (source for Secretary of State)Shirley WeberLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Democratic Party
Large individual donors. $850K raised by Sept 1, 2026. Largest: Neighbors for a Better SF $189K, Chris Larsen $181K, SF Believes PAC $139K.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Checked October 11
SF League of Pissed Off Voters (source for Secretary of State)Shirley WeberLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF League of Pissed Off Voters
Small individual donors. Volunteer-run; small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Women's Political Committee (source for Secretary of State)Shirley WeberLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Women's Political Committee
Member dues. Member dues and events.
Not yet sourced.
Sierra Club (SF Bay Chapter) (source for Secretary of State)Shirley WeberLean label: Issue group
Funding for Sierra Club (SF Bay Chapter)
Member dues. Member dues and donations.
Not yet sourced.
United Democratic Club (source for Secretary of State)Shirley WeberLean label: Moderate
Funding for United Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. $186,600 from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club (source for Secretary of State)Shirley WeberLean label: Progressive
Funding for Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.

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Controller

Herb Morgan · 5 groups

Malia Cohen · 23 groups

No endorsement · 1 group

One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each.

Alameda County Democratic Party (source for Controller)Malia CohenLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Alameda County Democratic Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 5
Alameda Labor Council (source for Controller)Malia CohenLean label: Labor
Funding for Alameda Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Controller)Malia CohenLean label: Moderate
Funding for Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues, large individual donors. Member dues and events; reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Cal Berkeley Democrats (source for Controller)Malia CohenLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Cal Berkeley Democrats
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Democratic Party (source for Controller)Malia CohenLean label: Moderate
Funding for California Democratic Party
Union dues, industry, individual donors. Unions, businesses, tribes and individual donors.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 2
California Nurses Association (source for Controller)Malia CohenLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for California Nurses Association
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Republican Party (source for Controller)Herb MorganLean label: Conservative
Funding for California Republican Party
Individual donors, industry. Individual and business donors.
Not yet sourced.
Chinese American Democratic Club (source for Controller, on sfendorsements.com)Malia CohenLean label: Moderate
Funding for Chinese American Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues and donations; not verified.
Not yet sourced.
Via sfendorsements.com
Contra Costa Republican Party (source for Controller)Herb MorganLean label: Conservative
Funding for Contra Costa Republican Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 8
Democratic Party of Contra Costa County (source for Controller)Malia CohenLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Democratic Party of Contra Costa County
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 8
Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club (source for Controller, on sfendorsements.com)Malia CohenLean label: Moderate
Funding for Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. Reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Via sfendorsements.com
Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club (source for Controller)Malia CohenLean label: Moderate
Funding for Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club
Large individual donors. Over $1.7M from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
GrowSF (source for Controller)Malia CohenLean label: Moderate
Funding for GrowSF
Large individual donors, industry. Tech investors/executives and real estate. 2026 examples: Michael Moritz $250K to its District 4 PAC; Building Owners and Managers Assoc. PAC $49K. Pledged up to $1.75M this cycle.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Controller)Malia CohenLean label: Progressive
Funding for Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues, events and small donors.
Not yet sourced.
Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association (source for Controller)Herb MorganLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
IFPTE Local 21 (source for Controller)Malia CohenLean label: Labor
Funding for IFPTE Local 21
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Potrero Hill Democratic Club (source for Controller)Malia CohenLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Potrero Hill Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California) (source for Controller)Malia CohenLean label: Progressive
Funding for Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California)
Small individual donors. Grassroots donations; about $742K revenue in 2024; has an affiliated institute and PAC.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
San Mateo County Central Labor Council (source for Controller)Malia CohenLean label: Labor
Funding for San Mateo County Central Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 7
San Mateo County Republican Party (source for Controller)Herb MorganLean label: Conservative
Funding for San Mateo County Republican Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 7
SEIU 1021 (source for Controller)Malia CohenLean label: Labor
Funding for SEIU 1021
Union dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
SF Chronicle Editorial Board (source for Controller, on sfendorsements.com)Malia CohenLean label: News outlet
Funding for SF Chronicle Editorial Board
Subscriptions. Owned by Hearst; subscriptions and advertising.
Not yet sourced.
Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5
SF Democratic Party (source for Controller)Malia CohenLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Democratic Party
Large individual donors. $850K raised by Sept 1, 2026. Largest: Neighbors for a Better SF $189K, Chris Larsen $181K, SF Believes PAC $139K.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Checked October 11
SF League of Pissed Off Voters (source for Controller)No endorsementLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF League of Pissed Off Voters
Small individual donors. Volunteer-run; small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Women's Political Committee (source for Controller)Malia CohenLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Women's Political Committee
Member dues. Member dues and events.
Not yet sourced.
SF Young Republicans (source for Controller)Herb MorganLean label: Conservative
Funding for SF Young Republicans
Member dues. Member dues and donations.
Not yet sourced.
Sierra Club (SF Bay Chapter) (source for Controller)Malia CohenLean label: Issue group
Funding for Sierra Club (SF Bay Chapter)
Member dues. Member dues and donations.
Not yet sourced.
United Democratic Club (source for Controller)Malia CohenLean label: Moderate
Funding for United Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. $186,600 from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club (source for Controller)Malia CohenLean label: Progressive
Funding for Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.

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Treasurer

Eleni Kounalakis · 19 groups

Eleni Kounilakis · 1 group

Jennifer Hawks · 4 groups

No endorsement · 2 groups

One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each.

Alameda County Democratic Party (source for Treasurer)Eleni KounilakisLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Alameda County Democratic Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 5
Alameda Labor Council (source for Treasurer)Eleni KounalakisLean label: Labor
Funding for Alameda Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Treasurer)Eleni KounalakisLean label: Moderate
Funding for Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues, large individual donors. Member dues and events; reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Cal Berkeley Democrats (source for Treasurer)Eleni KounalakisLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Cal Berkeley Democrats
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Democratic Party (source for Treasurer)Eleni KounalakisLean label: Moderate
Funding for California Democratic Party
Union dues, industry, individual donors. Unions, businesses, tribes and individual donors.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 2
California Nurses Association (source for Treasurer)Eleni KounalakisLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for California Nurses Association
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Republican Party (source for Treasurer)Jennifer HawksLean label: Conservative
Funding for California Republican Party
Individual donors, industry. Individual and business donors.
Not yet sourced.
Contra Costa Republican Party (source for Treasurer)Jennifer HawksLean label: Conservative
Funding for Contra Costa Republican Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 8
Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club (source for Treasurer, on sfendorsements.com)Eleni KounalakisLean label: Moderate
Funding for Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. Reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Via sfendorsements.com
Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club (source for Treasurer)Eleni KounalakisLean label: Moderate
Funding for Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club
Large individual donors. Over $1.7M from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
GrowSF (source for Treasurer)Eleni KounalakisLean label: Moderate
Funding for GrowSF
Large individual donors, industry. Tech investors/executives and real estate. 2026 examples: Michael Moritz $250K to its District 4 PAC; Building Owners and Managers Assoc. PAC $49K. Pledged up to $1.75M this cycle.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Treasurer)No endorsementLean label: Progressive
Funding for Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues, events and small donors.
Not yet sourced.
IFPTE Local 21 (source for Treasurer)Eleni KounalakisLean label: Labor
Funding for IFPTE Local 21
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Potrero Hill Democratic Club (source for Treasurer)Eleni KounalakisLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Potrero Hill Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California) (source for Treasurer)Eleni KounalakisLean label: Progressive
Funding for Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California)
Small individual donors. Grassroots donations; about $742K revenue in 2024; has an affiliated institute and PAC.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
San Mateo County Central Labor Council (source for Treasurer)Eleni KounalakisLean label: Labor
Funding for San Mateo County Central Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 7
San Mateo County Republican Party (source for Treasurer)Jennifer HawksLean label: Conservative
Funding for San Mateo County Republican Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 7
SEIU 1021 (source for Treasurer)Eleni KounalakisLean label: Labor
Funding for SEIU 1021
Union dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
SF Chronicle Editorial Board (source for Treasurer, on sfendorsements.com)Eleni KounalakisLean label: News outlet
Funding for SF Chronicle Editorial Board
Subscriptions. Owned by Hearst; subscriptions and advertising.
Not yet sourced.
Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5
SF Democratic Party (source for Treasurer)Eleni KounalakisLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Democratic Party
Large individual donors. $850K raised by Sept 1, 2026. Largest: Neighbors for a Better SF $189K, Chris Larsen $181K, SF Believes PAC $139K.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Checked October 11
SF League of Pissed Off Voters (source for Treasurer)No endorsementLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF League of Pissed Off Voters
Small individual donors. Volunteer-run; small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Women's Political Committee (source for Treasurer)Eleni KounalakisLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Women's Political Committee
Member dues. Member dues and events.
Not yet sourced.
SF Young Republicans (source for Treasurer)Jennifer HawksLean label: Conservative
Funding for SF Young Republicans
Member dues. Member dues and donations.
Not yet sourced.
Sierra Club (SF Bay Chapter) (source for Treasurer)Eleni KounalakisLean label: Issue group
Funding for Sierra Club (SF Bay Chapter)
Member dues. Member dues and donations.
Not yet sourced.
United Democratic Club (source for Treasurer)Eleni KounalakisLean label: Moderate
Funding for United Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. $186,600 from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club (source for Treasurer)Eleni KounalakisLean label: Progressive
Funding for Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.

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Attorney General

Michael Gates · 5 groups

No endorsement · 1 group

Rob Bonta · 24 groups

One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each.

Alameda County Democratic Party (source for Attorney General)Rob BontaLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Alameda County Democratic Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 5
Alameda Labor Council (source for Attorney General)Rob BontaLean label: Labor
Funding for Alameda Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Attorney General)Rob BontaLean label: Moderate
Funding for Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues, large individual donors. Member dues and events; reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Cal Berkeley Democrats (source for Attorney General)Rob BontaLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Cal Berkeley Democrats
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Democratic Party (source for Attorney General)Rob BontaLean label: Moderate
Funding for California Democratic Party
Union dues, industry, individual donors. Unions, businesses, tribes and individual donors.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 2
California Nurses Association (source for Attorney General)Rob BontaLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for California Nurses Association
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Republican Party (source for Attorney General)Michael GatesLean label: Conservative
Funding for California Republican Party
Individual donors, industry. Individual and business donors.
Not yet sourced.
Chinese American Democratic Club (source for Attorney General, on sfendorsements.com)Rob BontaLean label: Moderate
Funding for Chinese American Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues and donations; not verified.
Not yet sourced.
Via sfendorsements.com
Contra Costa Republican Party (source for Attorney General)Michael GatesLean label: Conservative
Funding for Contra Costa Republican Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 8
Democratic Party of Contra Costa County (source for Attorney General)Rob BontaLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Democratic Party of Contra Costa County
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 8
Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club (source for Attorney General, on sfendorsements.com)Rob BontaLean label: Moderate
Funding for Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. Reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Via sfendorsements.com
Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club (source for Attorney General)Rob BontaLean label: Moderate
Funding for Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club
Large individual donors. Over $1.7M from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
GrowSF (source for Attorney General)Rob BontaLean label: Moderate
Funding for GrowSF
Large individual donors, industry. Tech investors/executives and real estate. 2026 examples: Michael Moritz $250K to its District 4 PAC; Building Owners and Managers Assoc. PAC $49K. Pledged up to $1.75M this cycle.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Attorney General)Rob BontaLean label: Progressive
Funding for Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues, events and small donors.
Not yet sourced.
Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association (source for Attorney General)Michael GatesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
IFPTE Local 21 (source for Attorney General)Rob BontaLean label: Labor
Funding for IFPTE Local 21
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Peninsula for Everyone (source for Attorney General)Rob BontaLean label: Issue group
Funding for Peninsula for Everyone
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 7
Potrero Hill Democratic Club (source for Attorney General)Rob BontaLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Potrero Hill Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California) (source for Attorney General)Rob BontaLean label: Progressive
Funding for Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California)
Small individual donors. Grassroots donations; about $742K revenue in 2024; has an affiliated institute and PAC.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
San Mateo County Central Labor Council (source for Attorney General)Rob BontaLean label: Labor
Funding for San Mateo County Central Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 7
San Mateo County Republican Party (source for Attorney General)Michael GatesLean label: Conservative
Funding for San Mateo County Republican Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 7
SEIU 1021 (source for Attorney General)Rob BontaLean label: Labor
Funding for SEIU 1021
Union dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
SF Chronicle Editorial Board (source for Attorney General, on sfendorsements.com)Rob BontaLean label: News outlet
Funding for SF Chronicle Editorial Board
Subscriptions. Owned by Hearst; subscriptions and advertising.
Not yet sourced.
Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5
SF Democratic Party (source for Attorney General)Rob BontaLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Democratic Party
Large individual donors. $850K raised by Sept 1, 2026. Largest: Neighbors for a Better SF $189K, Chris Larsen $181K, SF Believes PAC $139K.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Checked October 11
SF League of Pissed Off Voters (source for Attorney General)No endorsementLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF League of Pissed Off Voters
Small individual donors. Volunteer-run; small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF YIMBY (source for Attorney General)Rob BontaLean label: Issue group
Funding for SF YIMBY
Member dues, individual donors. Chapter of YIMBY Action: member dues, individual donors (many in tech) and foundation grants.
Not yet sourced.
SF Young Republicans (source for Attorney General)Michael GatesLean label: Conservative
Funding for SF Young Republicans
Member dues. Member dues and donations.
Not yet sourced.
Sierra Club (SF Bay Chapter) (source for Attorney General)Rob BontaLean label: Issue group
Funding for Sierra Club (SF Bay Chapter)
Member dues. Member dues and donations.
Not yet sourced.
United Democratic Club (source for Attorney General)Rob BontaLean label: Moderate
Funding for United Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. $186,600 from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club (source for Attorney General)Rob BontaLean label: Progressive
Funding for Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.

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Insurance Commissioner

Ben Allen · 10 groups

Jane Kim · 14 groups

No recommendation · 1 group

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ACCE Action (source for Insurance Commissioner)Jane KimLean label: Progressive
Funding for ACCE Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alameda County Democratic Party (source for Insurance Commissioner)Ben AllenLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Alameda County Democratic Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 5
Alameda Labor Council (source for Insurance Commissioner)Jane KimLean label: Labor
Funding for Alameda Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Insurance Commissioner)Ben AllenLean label: Moderate
Funding for Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues, large individual donors. Member dues and events; reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Cal Berkeley Democrats (source for Insurance Commissioner)Jane KimLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Cal Berkeley Democrats
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Democratic Party (source for Insurance Commissioner)Ben AllenLean label: Moderate
Funding for California Democratic Party
Union dues, industry, individual donors. Unions, businesses, tribes and individual donors.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 2
California Nurses Association (source for Insurance Commissioner)Jane KimLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for California Nurses Association
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
East Bay Young Democrats (source for Insurance Commissioner)Jane KimLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for East Bay Young Democrats
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club (source for Insurance Commissioner, on sfendorsements.com)Ben AllenLean label: Moderate
Funding for Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. Reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Via sfendorsements.com
Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club (source for Insurance Commissioner)Ben AllenLean label: Moderate
Funding for Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club
Large individual donors. Over $1.7M from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
GrowSF (source for Insurance Commissioner)Ben AllenLean label: Moderate
Funding for GrowSF
Large individual donors, industry. Tech investors/executives and real estate. 2026 examples: Michael Moritz $250K to its District 4 PAC; Building Owners and Managers Assoc. PAC $49K. Pledged up to $1.75M this cycle.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Insurance Commissioner)Jane KimLean label: Progressive
Funding for Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues, events and small donors.
Not yet sourced.
IFPTE Local 21 (source for Insurance Commissioner)Jane KimLean label: Labor
Funding for IFPTE Local 21
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Potrero Hill Democratic Club (source for Insurance Commissioner)Jane KimLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Potrero Hill Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California) (source for Insurance Commissioner)No recommendationLean label: Progressive
Funding for Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California)
Small individual donors. Grassroots donations; about $742K revenue in 2024; has an affiliated institute and PAC.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
San Mateo County Central Labor Council (source for Insurance Commissioner)Jane KimLean label: Labor
Funding for San Mateo County Central Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 7
SEIU 1021 (source for Insurance Commissioner)Jane KimLean label: Labor
Funding for SEIU 1021
Union dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
SF Chronicle Editorial Board (source for Insurance Commissioner, on sfendorsements.com)Ben AllenLean label: News outlet
Funding for SF Chronicle Editorial Board
Subscriptions. Owned by Hearst; subscriptions and advertising.
Not yet sourced.
Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5
SF Democratic Party (source for Insurance Commissioner)Ben AllenLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Democratic Party
Large individual donors. $850K raised by Sept 1, 2026. Largest: Neighbors for a Better SF $189K, Chris Larsen $181K, SF Believes PAC $139K.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Checked October 11
SF League of Pissed Off Voters (source for Insurance Commissioner)Jane KimLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF League of Pissed Off Voters
Small individual donors. Volunteer-run; small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Tenants Union (source for Insurance Commissioner)Jane KimLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF Tenants Union
Member dues. Member dues and donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Women's Political Committee (source for Insurance Commissioner)Jane KimLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Women's Political Committee
Member dues. Member dues and events.
Not yet sourced.
Sierra Club (SF Bay Chapter) (source for Insurance Commissioner)Ben AllenLean label: Issue group
Funding for Sierra Club (SF Bay Chapter)
Member dues. Member dues and donations.
Not yet sourced.
United Democratic Club (source for Insurance Commissioner)Ben AllenLean label: Moderate
Funding for United Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. $186,600 from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club (source for Insurance Commissioner)Jane KimLean label: Progressive
Funding for Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.

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Board of Equalization, District 2

John Pimentel · 5 groups

Sally Lieber · 18 groups

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Abundant SF (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)John PimentelLean label: Moderate
Funding for Abundant SF
Large individual donors. Donor table of tech families. Parent Abundance Network budget about $8M/yr; named donors include Chris Larsen, Emmett Shear, Jed McCaleb, Jeff Lawson.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Alameda County Democratic Party (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Sally LieberLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Alameda County Democratic Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 5
Alameda Labor Council (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Sally LieberLean label: Labor
Funding for Alameda Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Sally LieberLean label: Moderate
Funding for Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues, large individual donors. Member dues and events; reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Cal Berkeley Democrats (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Sally LieberLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Cal Berkeley Democrats
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Democratic Party (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Sally LieberLean label: Moderate
Funding for California Democratic Party
Union dues, industry, individual donors. Unions, businesses, tribes and individual donors.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 2
California Nurses Association (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Sally LieberLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for California Nurses Association
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Democratic Party of Contra Costa County (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Sally LieberLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Democratic Party of Contra Costa County
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 8
Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club (source for Board of Equalization, District 2, on sfendorsements.com)John PimentelLean label: Moderate
Funding for Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. Reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Via sfendorsements.com
Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)John PimentelLean label: Moderate
Funding for Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club
Large individual donors. Over $1.7M from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
GrowSF (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)John PimentelLean label: Moderate
Funding for GrowSF
Large individual donors, industry. Tech investors/executives and real estate. 2026 examples: Michael Moritz $250K to its District 4 PAC; Building Owners and Managers Assoc. PAC $49K. Pledged up to $1.75M this cycle.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Sally LieberLean label: Progressive
Funding for Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues, events and small donors.
Not yet sourced.
Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)John PimentelLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
IFPTE Local 21 (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Sally LieberLean label: Labor
Funding for IFPTE Local 21
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Potrero Hill Democratic Club (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Sally LieberLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Potrero Hill Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California) (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Sally LieberLean label: Progressive
Funding for Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California)
Small individual donors. Grassroots donations; about $742K revenue in 2024; has an affiliated institute and PAC.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
San Mateo County Central Labor Council (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Sally LieberLean label: Labor
Funding for San Mateo County Central Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 7
SEIU 1021 (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Sally LieberLean label: Labor
Funding for SEIU 1021
Union dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
SF Democratic Party (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Sally LieberLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Democratic Party
Large individual donors. $850K raised by Sept 1, 2026. Largest: Neighbors for a Better SF $189K, Chris Larsen $181K, SF Believes PAC $139K.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Checked October 11
SF League of Pissed Off Voters (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Sally LieberLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF League of Pissed Off Voters
Small individual donors. Volunteer-run; small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Women's Political Committee (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Sally LieberLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Women's Political Committee
Member dues. Member dues and events.
Not yet sourced.
United Democratic Club (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Sally LieberLean label: Moderate
Funding for United Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. $186,600 from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Sally LieberLean label: Progressive
Funding for Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.

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Superintendent of Public Instruction

No endorsement · 1 group

Richard Barrera · 21 groups

Sonia Shaw · 1 group

Sonja Shaw · 4 groups

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ACCE Action (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Richard BarreraLean label: Progressive
Funding for ACCE Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alameda County Democratic Party (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Richard BarreraLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Alameda County Democratic Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 5
Alameda Labor Council (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Richard BarreraLean label: Labor
Funding for Alameda Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Richard BarreraLean label: Moderate
Funding for Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues, large individual donors. Member dues and events; reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Cal Berkeley Democrats (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Richard BarreraLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Cal Berkeley Democrats
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Democratic Party (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Richard BarreraLean label: Moderate
Funding for California Democratic Party
Union dues, industry, individual donors. Unions, businesses, tribes and individual donors.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 2
California Republican Party (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Sonja ShawLean label: Conservative
Funding for California Republican Party
Individual donors, industry. Individual and business donors.
Not yet sourced.
Contra Costa Republican Party (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Sonja ShawLean label: Conservative
Funding for Contra Costa Republican Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 8
Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Richard BarreraLean label: Moderate
Funding for Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club
Large individual donors. Over $1.7M from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
GrowSF (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Richard BarreraLean label: Moderate
Funding for GrowSF
Large individual donors, industry. Tech investors/executives and real estate. 2026 examples: Michael Moritz $250K to its District 4 PAC; Building Owners and Managers Assoc. PAC $49K. Pledged up to $1.75M this cycle.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Richard BarreraLean label: Progressive
Funding for Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues, events and small donors.
Not yet sourced.
Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Sonja ShawLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
IFPTE Local 21 (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Richard BarreraLean label: Labor
Funding for IFPTE Local 21
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Potrero Hill Democratic Club (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Richard BarreraLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Potrero Hill Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California) (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Richard BarreraLean label: Progressive
Funding for Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California)
Small individual donors. Grassroots donations; about $742K revenue in 2024; has an affiliated institute and PAC.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
San Mateo County Central Labor Council (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Richard BarreraLean label: Labor
Funding for San Mateo County Central Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 7
San Mateo County Republican Party (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Sonia ShawLean label: Conservative
Funding for San Mateo County Republican Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 7
SEIU 1021 (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Richard BarreraLean label: Labor
Funding for SEIU 1021
Union dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
SF Chronicle Editorial Board (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction, on sfendorsements.com)Richard BarreraLean label: News outlet
Funding for SF Chronicle Editorial Board
Subscriptions. Owned by Hearst; subscriptions and advertising.
Not yet sourced.
Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5
SF Democratic Party (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Richard BarreraLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Democratic Party
Large individual donors. $850K raised by Sept 1, 2026. Largest: Neighbors for a Better SF $189K, Chris Larsen $181K, SF Believes PAC $139K.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Checked October 11
SF League of Pissed Off Voters (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Richard BarreraLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF League of Pissed Off Voters
Small individual donors. Volunteer-run; small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Women's Political Committee (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)No endorsementLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Women's Political Committee
Member dues. Member dues and events.
Not yet sourced.
SF Young Republicans (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Sonja ShawLean label: Conservative
Funding for SF Young Republicans
Member dues. Member dues and donations.
Not yet sourced.
Sierra Club (SF Bay Chapter) (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Richard BarreraLean label: Issue group
Funding for Sierra Club (SF Bay Chapter)
Member dues. Member dues and donations.
Not yet sourced.
United Democratic Club (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Richard BarreraLean label: Moderate
Funding for United Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. $186,600 from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
United Educators of SF (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Richard BarreraLean label: Labor
Funding for United Educators of SF
Union dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Richard BarreraLean label: Progressive
Funding for Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.

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State Senate, District 2

Damon Connolly · 2 groups

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Marin County Democratic Party (source for State Senate, District 2)Damon ConnollyLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Marin County Democratic Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California) (source for State Senate, District 2)Damon ConnollyLean label: Progressive
Funding for Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California)
Small individual donors. Grassroots donations; about $742K revenue in 2024; has an affiliated institute and PAC.
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State Assembly, District 12

Jackie Elward · 1 group

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Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California) (source for State Assembly, District 12)Jackie ElwardLean label: Progressive
Funding for Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California)
Small individual donors. Grassroots donations; about $742K revenue in 2024; has an affiliated institute and PAC.
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Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds

ACCE Action (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for ACCE Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alameda County Democratic Party (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Alameda County Democratic Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 5
Alameda Labor Council (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)YesLean label: Labor
Funding for Alameda Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues, large individual donors. Member dues and events; reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
APEN Action (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for APEN Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Bay Rising Action (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Bay Rising Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Cal Berkeley Democrats (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Cal Berkeley Democrats
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Democratic Party (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for California Democratic Party
Union dues, industry, individual donors. Unions, businesses, tribes and individual donors.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 2
California Nurses Association (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for California Nurses Association
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Republican Party (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)NeutralLean label: Conservative
Funding for California Republican Party
Individual donors, industry. Individual and business donors.
Not yet sourced.
Contra Costa Republican Party (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)NoLean label: Conservative
Funding for Contra Costa Republican Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 8
East Bay Housing Organizations (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)YesLean label: Issue group
Funding for East Bay Housing Organizations
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds, on sfendorsements.com)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. Reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Via sfendorsements.com
Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club
Large individual donors. Over $1.7M from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
GrowSF (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for GrowSF
Large individual donors, industry. Tech investors/executives and real estate. 2026 examples: Michael Moritz $250K to its District 4 PAC; Building Owners and Managers Assoc. PAC $49K. Pledged up to $1.75M this cycle.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues, events and small donors.
Not yet sourced.
Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
IFPTE Local 21 (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)YesLean label: Labor
Funding for IFPTE Local 21
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
League of Women Voters of California (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)YesLean label: Nonpartisan
Funding for League of Women Voters of California
Member dues. Member dues, donations and grants.
Not yet sourced.
Metropolitan-Greater Oakland Democratic Club (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Metropolitan-Greater Oakland Democratic Club
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Oakland Rising Action (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Oakland Rising Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Potrero Hill Democratic Club (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Potrero Hill Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California) (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California)
Small individual donors. Grassroots donations; about $742K revenue in 2024; has an affiliated institute and PAC.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
San Mateo County Central Labor Council (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)YesLean label: Labor
Funding for San Mateo County Central Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 7
SF Democratic Party (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Democratic Party
Large individual donors. $850K raised by Sept 1, 2026. Largest: Neighbors for a Better SF $189K, Chris Larsen $181K, SF Believes PAC $139K.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Checked October 11
SF Green Party (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF Green Party
Small individual donors. Small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF League of Pissed Off Voters (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF League of Pissed Off Voters
Small individual donors. Volunteer-run; small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Tenants Union (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF Tenants Union
Member dues. Member dues and donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Women's Political Committee (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Women's Political Committee
Member dues. Member dues and events.
Not yet sourced.
Sierra Club (SF Bay Chapter) (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)YesLean label: Issue group
Funding for Sierra Club (SF Bay Chapter)
Member dues. Member dues and donations.
Not yet sourced.
SPUR (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)YesLean label: Nonpartisan
Funding for SPUR
Member dues, industry. Member dues, business and foundation sponsors.
Not yet sourced.
United Democratic Club (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for United Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. $186,600 from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.

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Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund

ACCE Action (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)NeutralLean label: Progressive
Funding for ACCE Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alameda County Democratic Party (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Alameda County Democratic Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 5
Alameda Labor Council (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)YesLean label: Labor
Funding for Alameda Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues, large individual donors. Member dues and events; reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Bay Rising Action (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Bay Rising Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Cal Berkeley Democrats (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Cal Berkeley Democrats
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Democratic Party (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for California Democratic Party
Union dues, industry, individual donors. Unions, businesses, tribes and individual donors.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 2
California Republican Party (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)NoLean label: Conservative
Funding for California Republican Party
Individual donors, industry. Individual and business donors.
Not yet sourced.
Chinese American Democratic Club (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund, on sfendorsements.com)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for Chinese American Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues and donations; not verified.
Not yet sourced.
Via sfendorsements.com
Contra Costa Republican Party (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)NoLean label: Conservative
Funding for Contra Costa Republican Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 8
Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund, on sfendorsements.com)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. Reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Via sfendorsements.com
Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club
Large individual donors. Over $1.7M from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
GrowSF (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for GrowSF
Large individual donors, industry. Tech investors/executives and real estate. 2026 examples: Michael Moritz $250K to its District 4 PAC; Building Owners and Managers Assoc. PAC $49K. Pledged up to $1.75M this cycle.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues, events and small donors.
Not yet sourced.
Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
IFPTE Local 21 (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)YesLean label: Labor
Funding for IFPTE Local 21
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
League of Women Voters of California (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)YesLean label: Nonpartisan
Funding for League of Women Voters of California
Member dues. Member dues, donations and grants.
Not yet sourced.
Metropolitan-Greater Oakland Democratic Club (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Metropolitan-Greater Oakland Democratic Club
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Oakland Rising Action (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Oakland Rising Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Potrero Hill Democratic Club (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Potrero Hill Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California) (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California)
Small individual donors. Grassroots donations; about $742K revenue in 2024; has an affiliated institute and PAC.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
San Mateo County Central Labor Council (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)YesLean label: Labor
Funding for San Mateo County Central Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 7
SEIU 1021 (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)YesLean label: Labor
Funding for SEIU 1021
Union dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
SF Democratic Party (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Democratic Party
Large individual donors. $850K raised by Sept 1, 2026. Largest: Neighbors for a Better SF $189K, Chris Larsen $181K, SF Believes PAC $139K.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Checked October 11
SF Green Party (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF Green Party
Small individual donors. Small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF League of Pissed Off Voters (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)No positionLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF League of Pissed Off Voters
Small individual donors. Volunteer-run; small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Tenants Union (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF Tenants Union
Member dues. Member dues and donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Women's Political Committee (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Women's Political Committee
Member dues. Member dues and events.
Not yet sourced.
SPUR (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)YesLean label: Nonpartisan
Funding for SPUR
Member dues, industry. Member dues, business and foundation sponsors.
Not yet sourced.
United Democratic Club (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for United Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. $186,600 from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.

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Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care

ACCE Action (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for ACCE Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alameda County Democratic Party (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Alameda County Democratic Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 5
Alameda Labor Council (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)YesLean label: Labor
Funding for Alameda Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues, large individual donors. Member dues and events; reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
APEN Action (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for APEN Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Bay Rising Action (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Bay Rising Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Cal Berkeley Democrats (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Cal Berkeley Democrats
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Democratic Party (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for California Democratic Party
Union dues, industry, individual donors. Unions, businesses, tribes and individual donors.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 2
California Nurses Association (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for California Nurses Association
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Republican Party (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)NoLean label: Conservative
Funding for California Republican Party
Individual donors, industry. Individual and business donors.
Not yet sourced.
Chinese American Democratic Club (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care, on sfendorsements.com)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for Chinese American Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues and donations; not verified.
Not yet sourced.
Via sfendorsements.com
Contra Costa Republican Party (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)NoLean label: Conservative
Funding for Contra Costa Republican Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 8
Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care, on sfendorsements.com)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. Reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Via sfendorsements.com
Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club
Large individual donors. Over $1.7M from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
GrowSF (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for GrowSF
Large individual donors, industry. Tech investors/executives and real estate. 2026 examples: Michael Moritz $250K to its District 4 PAC; Building Owners and Managers Assoc. PAC $49K. Pledged up to $1.75M this cycle.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues, events and small donors.
Not yet sourced.
Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
IFPTE Local 21 (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)YesLean label: Labor
Funding for IFPTE Local 21
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Indivisible SF (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for Indivisible SF
Small individual donors. Volunteer-run; small donations.
Not yet sourced.
League of Women Voters of California (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)YesLean label: Nonpartisan
Funding for League of Women Voters of California
Member dues. Member dues, donations and grants.
Not yet sourced.
Metropolitan-Greater Oakland Democratic Club (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Metropolitan-Greater Oakland Democratic Club
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Oakland Rising Action (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Oakland Rising Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Potrero Hill Democratic Club (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Potrero Hill Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California) (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California)
Small individual donors. Grassroots donations; about $742K revenue in 2024; has an affiliated institute and PAC.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
San Mateo County Central Labor Council (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)YesLean label: Labor
Funding for San Mateo County Central Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 7
SEIU 1021 (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)YesLean label: Labor
Funding for SEIU 1021
Union dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
SF Chronicle Editorial Board (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care, on sfendorsements.com)YesLean label: News outlet
Funding for SF Chronicle Editorial Board
Subscriptions. Owned by Hearst; subscriptions and advertising.
Not yet sourced.
Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5
SF Democratic Party (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Democratic Party
Large individual donors. $850K raised by Sept 1, 2026. Largest: Neighbors for a Better SF $189K, Chris Larsen $181K, SF Believes PAC $139K.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Checked October 11
SF Green Party (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF Green Party
Small individual donors. Small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF League of Pissed Off Voters (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF League of Pissed Off Voters
Small individual donors. Volunteer-run; small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Tenants Union (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF Tenants Union
Member dues. Member dues and donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Women's Political Committee (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Women's Political Committee
Member dues. Member dues and events.
Not yet sourced.
SPUR (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)YesLean label: Nonpartisan
Funding for SPUR
Member dues, industry. Member dues, business and foundation sponsors.
Not yet sourced.
United Democratic Club (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for United Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. $186,600 from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
United Educators of SF (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)YesLean label: Labor
Funding for United Educators of SF
Union dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.

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Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns

ACCE Action (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for ACCE Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alameda County Democratic Party (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Alameda County Democratic Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 5
Alameda Labor Council (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)YesLean label: Labor
Funding for Alameda Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues, large individual donors. Member dues and events; reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
APEN Action (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for APEN Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Bay Rising Action (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Bay Rising Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Cal Berkeley Democrats (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Cal Berkeley Democrats
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Democratic Party (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for California Democratic Party
Union dues, industry, individual donors. Unions, businesses, tribes and individual donors.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 2
California Nurses Association (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for California Nurses Association
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Republican Party (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)NoLean label: Conservative
Funding for California Republican Party
Individual donors, industry. Individual and business donors.
Not yet sourced.
Chinese American Democratic Club (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns, on sfendorsements.com)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for Chinese American Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues and donations; not verified.
Not yet sourced.
Via sfendorsements.com
Contra Costa Republican Party (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)NoLean label: Conservative
Funding for Contra Costa Republican Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 8
Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns, on sfendorsements.com)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. Reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Via sfendorsements.com
Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club
Large individual donors. Over $1.7M from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
GrowSF (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for GrowSF
Large individual donors, industry. Tech investors/executives and real estate. 2026 examples: Michael Moritz $250K to its District 4 PAC; Building Owners and Managers Assoc. PAC $49K. Pledged up to $1.75M this cycle.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues, events and small donors.
Not yet sourced.
Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
IFPTE Local 21 (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)YesLean label: Labor
Funding for IFPTE Local 21
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Indivisible SF (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for Indivisible SF
Small individual donors. Volunteer-run; small donations.
Not yet sourced.
League of Women Voters of California (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)YesLean label: Nonpartisan
Funding for League of Women Voters of California
Member dues. Member dues, donations and grants.
Not yet sourced.
Metropolitan-Greater Oakland Democratic Club (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Metropolitan-Greater Oakland Democratic Club
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Oakland Rising Action (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Oakland Rising Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Potrero Hill Democratic Club (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Potrero Hill Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California) (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California)
Small individual donors. Grassroots donations; about $742K revenue in 2024; has an affiliated institute and PAC.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
San Mateo County Central Labor Council (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)YesLean label: Labor
Funding for San Mateo County Central Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 7
SEIU 1021 (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)YesLean label: Labor
Funding for SEIU 1021
Union dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
SF Democratic Party (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Democratic Party
Large individual donors. $850K raised by Sept 1, 2026. Largest: Neighbors for a Better SF $189K, Chris Larsen $181K, SF Believes PAC $139K.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Checked October 11
SF Green Party (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF Green Party
Small individual donors. Small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF League of Pissed Off Voters (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF League of Pissed Off Voters
Small individual donors. Volunteer-run; small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Tenants Union (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF Tenants Union
Member dues. Member dues and donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Women's Political Committee (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Women's Political Committee
Member dues. Member dues and events.
Not yet sourced.
Sierra Club (SF Bay Chapter) (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)YesLean label: Issue group
Funding for Sierra Club (SF Bay Chapter)
Member dues. Member dues and donations.
Not yet sourced.
SPUR (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)YesLean label: Nonpartisan
Funding for SPUR
Member dues, industry. Member dues, business and foundation sponsors.
Not yet sourced.
United Democratic Club (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for United Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. $186,600 from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.

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Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers

ACCE Action (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for ACCE Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alameda County Democratic Party (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Alameda County Democratic Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 5
Alameda Labor Council (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)YesLean label: Labor
Funding for Alameda Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues, large individual donors. Member dues and events; reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
APEN Action (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for APEN Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Bay Rising Action (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Bay Rising Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Cal Berkeley Democrats (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Cal Berkeley Democrats
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Democratic Party (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for California Democratic Party
Union dues, industry, individual donors. Unions, businesses, tribes and individual donors.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 2
California Republican Party (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)NoLean label: Conservative
Funding for California Republican Party
Individual donors, industry. Individual and business donors.
Not yet sourced.
Chinese American Democratic Club (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers, on sfendorsements.com)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for Chinese American Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues and donations; not verified.
Not yet sourced.
Via sfendorsements.com
Contra Costa Republican Party (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)NoLean label: Conservative
Funding for Contra Costa Republican Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 8
Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers, on sfendorsements.com)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. Reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Via sfendorsements.com
Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club
Large individual donors. Over $1.7M from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
GrowSF (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for GrowSF
Large individual donors, industry. Tech investors/executives and real estate. 2026 examples: Michael Moritz $250K to its District 4 PAC; Building Owners and Managers Assoc. PAC $49K. Pledged up to $1.75M this cycle.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues, events and small donors.
Not yet sourced.
Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
IFPTE Local 21 (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)YesLean label: Labor
Funding for IFPTE Local 21
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
League of Women Voters of California (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)YesLean label: Nonpartisan
Funding for League of Women Voters of California
Member dues. Member dues, donations and grants.
Not yet sourced.
Metropolitan-Greater Oakland Democratic Club (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Metropolitan-Greater Oakland Democratic Club
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Oakland Rising Action (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Oakland Rising Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Potrero Hill Democratic Club (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Potrero Hill Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California) (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California)
Small individual donors. Grassroots donations; about $742K revenue in 2024; has an affiliated institute and PAC.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
San Mateo County Central Labor Council (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)YesLean label: Labor
Funding for San Mateo County Central Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 7
SEIU 1021 (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)YesLean label: Labor
Funding for SEIU 1021
Union dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
SF Democratic Party (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Democratic Party
Large individual donors. $850K raised by Sept 1, 2026. Largest: Neighbors for a Better SF $189K, Chris Larsen $181K, SF Believes PAC $139K.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Checked October 11
SF Green Party (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF Green Party
Small individual donors. Small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF League of Pissed Off Voters (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF League of Pissed Off Voters
Small individual donors. Volunteer-run; small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Tenants Union (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF Tenants Union
Member dues. Member dues and donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Women's Political Committee (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Women's Political Committee
Member dues. Member dues and events.
Not yet sourced.
Sierra Club (SF Bay Chapter) (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)YesLean label: Issue group
Funding for Sierra Club (SF Bay Chapter)
Member dues. Member dues and donations.
Not yet sourced.
SPUR (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)YesLean label: Nonpartisan
Funding for SPUR
Member dues, industry. Member dues, business and foundation sponsors.
Not yet sourced.
United Democratic Club (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for United Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. $186,600 from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.

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Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program

ACCE Action (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for ACCE Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alameda County Democratic Party (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Alameda County Democratic Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 5
Alameda Labor Council (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)YesLean label: Labor
Funding for Alameda Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues, large individual donors. Member dues and events; reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Bay Rising Action (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)NeutralLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Bay Rising Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Cal Berkeley Democrats (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Cal Berkeley Democrats
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Democratic Party (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for California Democratic Party
Union dues, industry, individual donors. Unions, businesses, tribes and individual donors.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 2
California Republican Party (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)NeutralLean label: Conservative
Funding for California Republican Party
Individual donors, industry. Individual and business donors.
Not yet sourced.
Chinese American Democratic Club (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program, on sfendorsements.com)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for Chinese American Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues and donations; not verified.
Not yet sourced.
Via sfendorsements.com
Contra Costa Republican Party (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)NoLean label: Conservative
Funding for Contra Costa Republican Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 8
Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program, on sfendorsements.com)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. Reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Via sfendorsements.com
Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club
Large individual donors. Over $1.7M from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
GrowSF (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for GrowSF
Large individual donors, industry. Tech investors/executives and real estate. 2026 examples: Michael Moritz $250K to its District 4 PAC; Building Owners and Managers Assoc. PAC $49K. Pledged up to $1.75M this cycle.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)No positionLean label: Progressive
Funding for Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues, events and small donors.
Not yet sourced.
Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
IFPTE Local 21 (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)YesLean label: Labor
Funding for IFPTE Local 21
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
League of Women Voters of California (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)NoLean label: Nonpartisan
Funding for League of Women Voters of California
Member dues. Member dues, donations and grants.
Not yet sourced.
Metropolitan-Greater Oakland Democratic Club (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Metropolitan-Greater Oakland Democratic Club
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Oakland Rising Action (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Oakland Rising Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Potrero Hill Democratic Club (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Potrero Hill Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California) (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)Vote your valuesLean label: Progressive
Funding for Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California)
Small individual donors. Grassroots donations; about $742K revenue in 2024; has an affiliated institute and PAC.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
San Mateo County Central Labor Council (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)YesLean label: Labor
Funding for San Mateo County Central Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 7
SF Chronicle Editorial Board (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program, on sfendorsements.com)YesLean label: News outlet
Funding for SF Chronicle Editorial Board
Subscriptions. Owned by Hearst; subscriptions and advertising.
Not yet sourced.
Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5
SF Democratic Party (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Democratic Party
Large individual donors. $850K raised by Sept 1, 2026. Largest: Neighbors for a Better SF $189K, Chris Larsen $181K, SF Believes PAC $139K.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Checked October 11
SF Green Party (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF Green Party
Small individual donors. Small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF League of Pissed Off Voters (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)No positionLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF League of Pissed Off Voters
Small individual donors. Volunteer-run; small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Tenants Union (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF Tenants Union
Member dues. Member dues and donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Women's Political Committee (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Women's Political Committee
Member dues. Member dues and events.
Not yet sourced.
SPUR (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)YesLean label: Nonpartisan
Funding for SPUR
Member dues, industry. Member dues, business and foundation sponsors.
Not yet sourced.
United Democratic Club (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for United Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. $186,600 from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)No recommendationLean label: Progressive
Funding for Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.

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Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds

ACCE Action (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for ACCE Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alameda County Democratic Party (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Alameda County Democratic Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 5
Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues, large individual donors. Member dues and events; reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Bay Rising Action (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Bay Rising Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Cal Berkeley Democrats (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Cal Berkeley Democrats
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Democratic Party (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for California Democratic Party
Union dues, industry, individual donors. Unions, businesses, tribes and individual donors.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 2
California Republican Party (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)YesLean label: Conservative
Funding for California Republican Party
Individual donors, industry. Individual and business donors.
Not yet sourced.
Chinese American Democratic Club (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds, on sfendorsements.com)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for Chinese American Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues and donations; not verified.
Not yet sourced.
Via sfendorsements.com
Contra Costa Republican Party (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)NoLean label: Conservative
Funding for Contra Costa Republican Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 8
Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club
Large individual donors. Over $1.7M from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
GrowSF (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for GrowSF
Large individual donors, industry. Tech investors/executives and real estate. 2026 examples: Michael Moritz $250K to its District 4 PAC; Building Owners and Managers Assoc. PAC $49K. Pledged up to $1.75M this cycle.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues, events and small donors.
Not yet sourced.
Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
League of Women Voters of California (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)NoLean label: Nonpartisan
Funding for League of Women Voters of California
Member dues. Member dues, donations and grants.
Not yet sourced.
Metropolitan-Greater Oakland Democratic Club (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Metropolitan-Greater Oakland Democratic Club
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Oakland Rising Action (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Oakland Rising Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Potrero Hill Democratic Club (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Potrero Hill Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California) (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California)
Small individual donors. Grassroots donations; about $742K revenue in 2024; has an affiliated institute and PAC.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
SF Chronicle Editorial Board (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds, on sfendorsements.com)NoLean label: News outlet
Funding for SF Chronicle Editorial Board
Subscriptions. Owned by Hearst; subscriptions and advertising.
Not yet sourced.
Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5
SF Democratic Party (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Democratic Party
Large individual donors. $850K raised by Sept 1, 2026. Largest: Neighbors for a Better SF $189K, Chris Larsen $181K, SF Believes PAC $139K.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Checked October 11
SF Green Party (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF Green Party
Small individual donors. Small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF League of Pissed Off Voters (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF League of Pissed Off Voters
Small individual donors. Volunteer-run; small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Tenants Union (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)No positionLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF Tenants Union
Member dues. Member dues and donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Women's Political Committee (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Women's Political Committee
Member dues. Member dues and events.
Not yet sourced.
United Democratic Club (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for United Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. $186,600 from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.

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Prop 39 – Voter ID

ACCE Action (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for ACCE Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
ACLU of Northern California (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for ACLU of Northern California
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alameda County Democratic Party (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Alameda County Democratic Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 5
Alameda Labor Council (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)NoLean label: Labor
Funding for Alameda Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues, large individual donors. Member dues and events; reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
APEN Action (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for APEN Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Bay Rising Action (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Bay Rising Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Cal Berkeley Democrats (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Cal Berkeley Democrats
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Democratic Party (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for California Democratic Party
Union dues, industry, individual donors. Unions, businesses, tribes and individual donors.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 2
California Nurses Association (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for California Nurses Association
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Republican Party (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)YesLean label: Conservative
Funding for California Republican Party
Individual donors, industry. Individual and business donors.
Not yet sourced.
Chinese American Democratic Club (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID, on sfendorsements.com)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for Chinese American Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues and donations; not verified.
Not yet sourced.
Via sfendorsements.com
Contra Costa Republican Party (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)YesLean label: Conservative
Funding for Contra Costa Republican Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 8
Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID, on sfendorsements.com)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. Reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Via sfendorsements.com
Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club
Large individual donors. Over $1.7M from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
GrowSF (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for GrowSF
Large individual donors, industry. Tech investors/executives and real estate. 2026 examples: Michael Moritz $250K to its District 4 PAC; Building Owners and Managers Assoc. PAC $49K. Pledged up to $1.75M this cycle.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues, events and small donors.
Not yet sourced.
Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
IFPTE Local 21 (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)NoLean label: Labor
Funding for IFPTE Local 21
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Indivisible SF (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for Indivisible SF
Small individual donors. Volunteer-run; small donations.
Not yet sourced.
League of Women Voters of California (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)NoLean label: Nonpartisan
Funding for League of Women Voters of California
Member dues. Member dues, donations and grants.
Not yet sourced.
Metropolitan-Greater Oakland Democratic Club (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Metropolitan-Greater Oakland Democratic Club
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Oakland Rising Action (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Oakland Rising Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Potrero Hill Democratic Club (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Potrero Hill Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California) (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California)
Small individual donors. Grassroots donations; about $742K revenue in 2024; has an affiliated institute and PAC.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
San Mateo County Central Labor Council (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)NoLean label: Labor
Funding for San Mateo County Central Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 7
SEIU 1021 (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)NoLean label: Labor
Funding for SEIU 1021
Union dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
SF Democratic Party (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Democratic Party
Large individual donors. $850K raised by Sept 1, 2026. Largest: Neighbors for a Better SF $189K, Chris Larsen $181K, SF Believes PAC $139K.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Checked October 11
SF Green Party (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF Green Party
Small individual donors. Small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF League of Pissed Off Voters (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF League of Pissed Off Voters
Small individual donors. Volunteer-run; small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Tenants Union (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF Tenants Union
Member dues. Member dues and donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Women's Political Committee (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Women's Political Committee
Member dues. Member dues and events.
Not yet sourced.
SF Young Republicans (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)YesLean label: Conservative
Funding for SF Young Republicans
Member dues. Member dues and donations.
Not yet sourced.
Sierra Club (SF Bay Chapter) (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)NoLean label: Issue group
Funding for Sierra Club (SF Bay Chapter)
Member dues. Member dues and donations.
Not yet sourced.
SPUR (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)NoLean label: Nonpartisan
Funding for SPUR
Member dues, industry. Member dues, business and foundation sponsors.
Not yet sourced.
United Democratic Club (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for United Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. $186,600 from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.

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Prop 40 – Billionaire tax

ACCE Action (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for ACCE Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alameda County Democratic Party (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Alameda County Democratic Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 5
Alameda Labor Council (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)YesLean label: Labor
Funding for Alameda Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues, large individual donors. Member dues and events; reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
APEN Action (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for APEN Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Bay Rising Action (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Bay Rising Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Cal Berkeley Democrats (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)No endorsementLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Cal Berkeley Democrats
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Democratic Party (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for California Democratic Party
Union dues, industry, individual donors. Unions, businesses, tribes and individual donors.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 2
California Nurses Association (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for California Nurses Association
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Republican Party (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)NoLean label: Conservative
Funding for California Republican Party
Individual donors, industry. Individual and business donors.
Not yet sourced.
Chinese American Democratic Club (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax, on sfendorsements.com)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for Chinese American Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues and donations; not verified.
Not yet sourced.
Via sfendorsements.com
Contra Costa Republican Party (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)NoLean label: Conservative
Funding for Contra Costa Republican Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 8
Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax, on sfendorsements.com)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. Reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Via sfendorsements.com
Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club
Large individual donors. Over $1.7M from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Gazetteer SF (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)YesLean label: News outlet
Funding for Gazetteer SF
Private ownership. Privately owned digital outlet; funding not verified.
Not yet sourced.
GrowSF (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for GrowSF
Large individual donors, industry. Tech investors/executives and real estate. 2026 examples: Michael Moritz $250K to its District 4 PAC; Building Owners and Managers Assoc. PAC $49K. Pledged up to $1.75M this cycle.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues, events and small donors.
Not yet sourced.
Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
IFPTE Local 21 (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)YesLean label: Labor
Funding for IFPTE Local 21
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Indivisible SF (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for Indivisible SF
Small individual donors. Volunteer-run; small donations.
Not yet sourced.
League of Women Voters of California (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)NeutralLean label: Nonpartisan
Funding for League of Women Voters of California
Member dues. Member dues, donations and grants.
Not yet sourced.
Oakland Rising Action (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Oakland Rising Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Potrero Hill Democratic Club (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Potrero Hill Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California) (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California)
Small individual donors. Grassroots donations; about $742K revenue in 2024; has an affiliated institute and PAC.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
San Mateo County Central Labor Council (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)YesLean label: Labor
Funding for San Mateo County Central Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 7
SEIU 1021 (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)NeutralLean label: Labor
Funding for SEIU 1021
Union dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
SF Democratic Party (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Democratic Party
Large individual donors. $850K raised by Sept 1, 2026. Largest: Neighbors for a Better SF $189K, Chris Larsen $181K, SF Believes PAC $139K.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Checked October 11
SF Green Party (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF Green Party
Small individual donors. Small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF League of Pissed Off Voters (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF League of Pissed Off Voters
Small individual donors. Volunteer-run; small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Tenants Union (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF Tenants Union
Member dues. Member dues and donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Women's Political Committee (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Women's Political Committee
Member dues. Member dues and events.
Not yet sourced.
SPUR (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)No recommendationLean label: Nonpartisan
Funding for SPUR
Member dues, industry. Member dues, business and foundation sponsors.
Not yet sourced.
United Democratic Club (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for United Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. $186,600 from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.

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Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits

ACCE Action (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for ACCE Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alameda County Democratic Party (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Alameda County Democratic Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 5
Alameda Labor Council (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)NoLean label: Labor
Funding for Alameda Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues, large individual donors. Member dues and events; reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
APEN Action (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for APEN Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Bay Rising Action (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Bay Rising Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Cal Berkeley Democrats (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Cal Berkeley Democrats
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Democratic Party (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for California Democratic Party
Union dues, industry, individual donors. Unions, businesses, tribes and individual donors.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 2
California Nurses Association (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for California Nurses Association
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Republican Party (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)YesLean label: Conservative
Funding for California Republican Party
Individual donors, industry. Individual and business donors.
Not yet sourced.
Chinese American Democratic Club (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits, on sfendorsements.com)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for Chinese American Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues and donations; not verified.
Not yet sourced.
Via sfendorsements.com
Contra Costa Republican Party (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)YesLean label: Conservative
Funding for Contra Costa Republican Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 8
Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits, on sfendorsements.com)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. Reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Via sfendorsements.com
Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club
Large individual donors. Over $1.7M from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
GrowSF (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for GrowSF
Large individual donors, industry. Tech investors/executives and real estate. 2026 examples: Michael Moritz $250K to its District 4 PAC; Building Owners and Managers Assoc. PAC $49K. Pledged up to $1.75M this cycle.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues, events and small donors.
Not yet sourced.
Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
IFPTE Local 21 (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)NoLean label: Labor
Funding for IFPTE Local 21
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Indivisible SF (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for Indivisible SF
Small individual donors. Volunteer-run; small donations.
Not yet sourced.
League of Women Voters of California (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)NoLean label: Nonpartisan
Funding for League of Women Voters of California
Member dues. Member dues, donations and grants.
Not yet sourced.
Metropolitan-Greater Oakland Democratic Club (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Metropolitan-Greater Oakland Democratic Club
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Oakland Rising Action (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Oakland Rising Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Potrero Hill Democratic Club (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Potrero Hill Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California) (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California)
Small individual donors. Grassroots donations; about $742K revenue in 2024; has an affiliated institute and PAC.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
San Mateo County Central Labor Council (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)NoLean label: Labor
Funding for San Mateo County Central Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 7
SEIU 1021 (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)NeutralLean label: Labor
Funding for SEIU 1021
Union dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
SF Chronicle Editorial Board (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits, on sfendorsements.com)NoLean label: News outlet
Funding for SF Chronicle Editorial Board
Subscriptions. Owned by Hearst; subscriptions and advertising.
Not yet sourced.
Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5
SF Democratic Party (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Democratic Party
Large individual donors. $850K raised by Sept 1, 2026. Largest: Neighbors for a Better SF $189K, Chris Larsen $181K, SF Believes PAC $139K.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Checked October 11
SF Green Party (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF Green Party
Small individual donors. Small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF League of Pissed Off Voters (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF League of Pissed Off Voters
Small individual donors. Volunteer-run; small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Tenants Union (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF Tenants Union
Member dues. Member dues and donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Women's Political Committee (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Women's Political Committee
Member dues. Member dues and events.
Not yet sourced.
SPUR (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)NoLean label: Nonpartisan
Funding for SPUR
Member dues, industry. Member dues, business and foundation sponsors.
Not yet sourced.
United Democratic Club (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for United Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. $186,600 from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.

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Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings

ACCE Action (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for ACCE Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alameda County Democratic Party (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Alameda County Democratic Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 5
Alameda Labor Council (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)NoLean label: Labor
Funding for Alameda Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues, large individual donors. Member dues and events; reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
APEN Action (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for APEN Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Bay Rising Action (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Bay Rising Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Cal Berkeley Democrats (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Cal Berkeley Democrats
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Democratic Party (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for California Democratic Party
Union dues, industry, individual donors. Unions, businesses, tribes and individual donors.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 2
California Nurses Association (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for California Nurses Association
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Republican Party (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)YesLean label: Conservative
Funding for California Republican Party
Individual donors, industry. Individual and business donors.
Not yet sourced.
Chinese American Democratic Club (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings, on sfendorsements.com)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for Chinese American Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues and donations; not verified.
Not yet sourced.
Via sfendorsements.com
Contra Costa Republican Party (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)YesLean label: Conservative
Funding for Contra Costa Republican Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 8
Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings, on sfendorsements.com)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. Reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Via sfendorsements.com
Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club
Large individual donors. Over $1.7M from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
GrowSF (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for GrowSF
Large individual donors, industry. Tech investors/executives and real estate. 2026 examples: Michael Moritz $250K to its District 4 PAC; Building Owners and Managers Assoc. PAC $49K. Pledged up to $1.75M this cycle.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues, events and small donors.
Not yet sourced.
Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
IFPTE Local 21 (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)NoLean label: Labor
Funding for IFPTE Local 21
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Indivisible SF (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for Indivisible SF
Small individual donors. Volunteer-run; small donations.
Not yet sourced.
League of Women Voters of California (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)NoLean label: Nonpartisan
Funding for League of Women Voters of California
Member dues. Member dues, donations and grants.
Not yet sourced.
Metropolitan-Greater Oakland Democratic Club (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Metropolitan-Greater Oakland Democratic Club
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Oakland Rising Action (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Oakland Rising Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Potrero Hill Democratic Club (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Potrero Hill Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California) (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California)
Small individual donors. Grassroots donations; about $742K revenue in 2024; has an affiliated institute and PAC.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
San Mateo County Central Labor Council (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)NoLean label: Labor
Funding for San Mateo County Central Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 7
SEIU 1021 (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)NeutralLean label: Labor
Funding for SEIU 1021
Union dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
SF Chronicle Editorial Board (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings, on sfendorsements.com)NoLean label: News outlet
Funding for SF Chronicle Editorial Board
Subscriptions. Owned by Hearst; subscriptions and advertising.
Not yet sourced.
Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5
SF Democratic Party (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Democratic Party
Large individual donors. $850K raised by Sept 1, 2026. Largest: Neighbors for a Better SF $189K, Chris Larsen $181K, SF Believes PAC $139K.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Checked October 11
SF Green Party (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF Green Party
Small individual donors. Small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF League of Pissed Off Voters (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF League of Pissed Off Voters
Small individual donors. Volunteer-run; small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Tenants Union (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF Tenants Union
Member dues. Member dues and donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Women's Political Committee (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Women's Political Committee
Member dues. Member dues and events.
Not yet sourced.
SPUR (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)NoLean label: Nonpartisan
Funding for SPUR
Member dues, industry. Member dues, business and foundation sponsors.
Not yet sourced.
United Democratic Club (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for United Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. $186,600 from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.

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Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures

ACCE Action (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for ACCE Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alameda County Democratic Party (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Alameda County Democratic Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 5
Alameda Labor Council (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)NoLean label: Labor
Funding for Alameda Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues, large individual donors. Member dues and events; reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
APEN Action (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for APEN Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Bay Rising Action (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Bay Rising Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Cal Berkeley Democrats (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Cal Berkeley Democrats
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Democratic Party (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for California Democratic Party
Union dues, industry, individual donors. Unions, businesses, tribes and individual donors.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 2
California Nurses Association (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for California Nurses Association
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Republican Party (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)YesLean label: Conservative
Funding for California Republican Party
Individual donors, industry. Individual and business donors.
Not yet sourced.
Chinese American Democratic Club (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures, on sfendorsements.com)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for Chinese American Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues and donations; not verified.
Not yet sourced.
Via sfendorsements.com
Contra Costa Republican Party (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)YesLean label: Conservative
Funding for Contra Costa Republican Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 8
East Bay Housing Organizations (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)NoLean label: Issue group
Funding for East Bay Housing Organizations
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures, on sfendorsements.com)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. Reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Via sfendorsements.com
Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club
Large individual donors. Over $1.7M from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
GrowSF (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for GrowSF
Large individual donors, industry. Tech investors/executives and real estate. 2026 examples: Michael Moritz $250K to its District 4 PAC; Building Owners and Managers Assoc. PAC $49K. Pledged up to $1.75M this cycle.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues, events and small donors.
Not yet sourced.
Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
IFPTE Local 21 (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)NoLean label: Labor
Funding for IFPTE Local 21
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Indivisible SF (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for Indivisible SF
Small individual donors. Volunteer-run; small donations.
Not yet sourced.
League of Women Voters of California (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)NoLean label: Nonpartisan
Funding for League of Women Voters of California
Member dues. Member dues, donations and grants.
Not yet sourced.
Metropolitan-Greater Oakland Democratic Club (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Metropolitan-Greater Oakland Democratic Club
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Oakland Rising Action (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Oakland Rising Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Potrero Hill Democratic Club (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Potrero Hill Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California) (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California)
Small individual donors. Grassroots donations; about $742K revenue in 2024; has an affiliated institute and PAC.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
San Mateo County Central Labor Council (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)NoLean label: Labor
Funding for San Mateo County Central Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 7
SEIU 1021 (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)NoLean label: Labor
Funding for SEIU 1021
Union dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
SF Democratic Party (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Democratic Party
Large individual donors. $850K raised by Sept 1, 2026. Largest: Neighbors for a Better SF $189K, Chris Larsen $181K, SF Believes PAC $139K.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Checked October 11
SF Green Party (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF Green Party
Small individual donors. Small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF League of Pissed Off Voters (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF League of Pissed Off Voters
Small individual donors. Volunteer-run; small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Tenants Union (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF Tenants Union
Member dues. Member dues and donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Women's Political Committee (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Women's Political Committee
Member dues. Member dues and events.
Not yet sourced.
Sierra Club (SF Bay Chapter) (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)NoLean label: Issue group
Funding for Sierra Club (SF Bay Chapter)
Member dues. Member dues and donations.
Not yet sourced.
SPUR (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)NoLean label: Nonpartisan
Funding for SPUR
Member dues, industry. Member dues, business and foundation sponsors.
Not yet sourced.
United Democratic Club (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for United Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. $186,600 from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.

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Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements

ACCE Action (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for ACCE Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alameda County Democratic Party (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Alameda County Democratic Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 5
Alameda Labor Council (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)YesLean label: Labor
Funding for Alameda Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues, large individual donors. Member dues and events; reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
APEN Action (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for APEN Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Bay Rising Action (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Bay Rising Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Cal Berkeley Democrats (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Cal Berkeley Democrats
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Democratic Party (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for California Democratic Party
Union dues, industry, individual donors. Unions, businesses, tribes and individual donors.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 2
California Republican Party (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)NoLean label: Conservative
Funding for California Republican Party
Individual donors, industry. Individual and business donors.
Not yet sourced.
Chinese American Democratic Club (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements, on sfendorsements.com)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for Chinese American Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues and donations; not verified.
Not yet sourced.
Via sfendorsements.com
Contra Costa Republican Party (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)NoLean label: Conservative
Funding for Contra Costa Republican Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 8
Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements, on sfendorsements.com)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. Reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Via sfendorsements.com
Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club
Large individual donors. Over $1.7M from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
GrowSF (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for GrowSF
Large individual donors, industry. Tech investors/executives and real estate. 2026 examples: Michael Moritz $250K to its District 4 PAC; Building Owners and Managers Assoc. PAC $49K. Pledged up to $1.75M this cycle.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)No positionLean label: Progressive
Funding for Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues, events and small donors.
Not yet sourced.
Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
IFPTE Local 21 (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)YesLean label: Labor
Funding for IFPTE Local 21
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
League of Women Voters of California (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)NoLean label: Nonpartisan
Funding for League of Women Voters of California
Member dues. Member dues, donations and grants.
Not yet sourced.
Metropolitan-Greater Oakland Democratic Club (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Metropolitan-Greater Oakland Democratic Club
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Oakland Rising Action (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Oakland Rising Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Potrero Hill Democratic Club (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Potrero Hill Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California) (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California)
Small individual donors. Grassroots donations; about $742K revenue in 2024; has an affiliated institute and PAC.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
San Mateo County Central Labor Council (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)YesLean label: Labor
Funding for San Mateo County Central Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 7
SEIU 1021 (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)NeutralLean label: Labor
Funding for SEIU 1021
Union dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
SF Chronicle Editorial Board (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements, on sfendorsements.com)NoLean label: News outlet
Funding for SF Chronicle Editorial Board
Subscriptions. Owned by Hearst; subscriptions and advertising.
Not yet sourced.
Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5
SF Democratic Party (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Democratic Party
Large individual donors. $850K raised by Sept 1, 2026. Largest: Neighbors for a Better SF $189K, Chris Larsen $181K, SF Believes PAC $139K.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Checked October 11
SF Green Party (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)YesLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF Green Party
Small individual donors. Small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF League of Pissed Off Voters (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF League of Pissed Off Voters
Small individual donors. Volunteer-run; small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Tenants Union (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF Tenants Union
Member dues. Member dues and donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Women's Political Committee (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Women's Political Committee
Member dues. Member dues and events.
Not yet sourced.
United Democratic Club (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for United Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. $186,600 from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.

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Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes

ACCE Action (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for ACCE Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alameda County Democratic Party (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Alameda County Democratic Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 5
Alameda Labor Council (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)NoLean label: Labor
Funding for Alameda Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues, large individual donors. Member dues and events; reported to have received money from big-money moderate groups.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
APEN Action (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for APEN Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Bay Rising Action (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Bay Rising Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Cal Berkeley Democrats (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Cal Berkeley Democrats
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Democratic Party (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for California Democratic Party
Union dues, industry, individual donors. Unions, businesses, tribes and individual donors.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 2
California Nurses Association (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for California Nurses Association
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
California Republican Party (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)YesLean label: Conservative
Funding for California Republican Party
Individual donors, industry. Individual and business donors.
Not yet sourced.
Chinese American Democratic Club (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes, on sfendorsements.com)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for Chinese American Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues and donations; not verified.
Not yet sourced.
Via sfendorsements.com
Contra Costa Republican Party (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)YesLean label: Conservative
Funding for Contra Costa Republican Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 8
East Bay for Everyone (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)NoLean label: Issue group
Funding for East Bay for Everyone
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic Club
Large individual donors. Over $1.7M from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
GrowSF (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)YesLean label: Moderate
Funding for GrowSF
Large individual donors, industry. Tech investors/executives and real estate. 2026 examples: Michael Moritz $250K to its District 4 PAC; Building Owners and Managers Assoc. PAC $49K. Pledged up to $1.75M this cycle.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues, events and small donors.
Not yet sourced.
Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)YesLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
IFPTE Local 21 (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)NoLean label: Labor
Funding for IFPTE Local 21
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Indivisible SF (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for Indivisible SF
Small individual donors. Volunteer-run; small donations.
Not yet sourced.
League of Women Voters of California (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)NoLean label: Nonpartisan
Funding for League of Women Voters of California
Member dues. Member dues, donations and grants.
Not yet sourced.
Oakland Rising Action (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Oakland Rising Action
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Potrero Hill Democratic Club (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)NoLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Potrero Hill Democratic Club
Member dues. Member dues.
Not yet sourced.
Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California) (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California)
Small individual donors. Grassroots donations; about $742K revenue in 2024; has an affiliated institute and PAC.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
San Mateo County Central Labor Council (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)NoLean label: Labor
Funding for San Mateo County Central Labor Council
Union dues. No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Checked October 7
SF Democratic Party (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Democratic Party
Large individual donors. $850K raised by Sept 1, 2026. Largest: Neighbors for a Better SF $189K, Chris Larsen $181K, SF Believes PAC $139K.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Checked October 11
SF Green Party (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF Green Party
Small individual donors. Small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF League of Pissed Off Voters (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF League of Pissed Off Voters
Small individual donors. Volunteer-run; small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Tenants Union (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF Tenants Union
Member dues. Member dues and donations.
Not yet sourced.
SF Women's Political Committee (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for SF Women's Political Committee
Member dues. Member dues and events.
Not yet sourced.
Sierra Club (SF Bay Chapter) (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)NoLean label: Issue group
Funding for Sierra Club (SF Bay Chapter)
Member dues. Member dues and donations.
Not yet sourced.
SPUR (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)No recommendationLean label: Nonpartisan
Funding for SPUR
Member dues, industry. Member dues, business and foundation sponsors.
Not yet sourced.
United Democratic Club (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)NoLean label: Moderate
Funding for United Democratic Club
Large individual donors, member dues. $186,600 from Neighbors for a Better SF, 2022 to Oct 2024, plus dues.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)NoLean label: Progressive
Funding for Wellstone Democratic Renewal Club
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.

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Supreme Court retention (Groban, Evans)

Retain both · 2 groups

One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each.

GrowSF (source for Supreme Court retention (Groban, Evans))Retain bothLean label: Moderate
Funding for GrowSF
Large individual donors, industry. Tech investors/executives and real estate. 2026 examples: Michael Moritz $250K to its District 4 PAC; Building Owners and Managers Assoc. PAC $49K. Pledged up to $1.75M this cycle.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
SF League of Pissed Off Voters (source for Supreme Court retention (Groban, Evans))Retain bothLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF League of Pissed Off Voters
Small individual donors. Volunteer-run; small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.

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Court of Appeal, 1st District retention

Retain all · 2 groups

One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each.

GrowSF (source for Court of Appeal, 1st District retention)Retain allLean label: Moderate
Funding for GrowSF
Large individual donors, industry. Tech investors/executives and real estate. 2026 examples: Michael Moritz $250K to its District 4 PAC; Building Owners and Managers Assoc. PAC $49K. Pledged up to $1.75M this cycle.
Funding source (opens in a new tab)
SF League of Pissed Off Voters (source for Court of Appeal, 1st District retention)Retain allLean label: Progressive
Funding for SF League of Pissed Off Voters
Small individual donors. Volunteer-run; small individual donations.
Not yet sourced.

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Federal

U.S. House, District 2

Jared Huffman · 2 groups

One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each.

Marin County Democratic Party (source for U.S. House, District 2)Jared HuffmanLean label: Not yet labeled
Funding for Marin County Democratic Party
No funding information yet.
Not yet sourced.
Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California) (source for U.S. House, District 2)Jared HuffmanLean label: Progressive
Funding for Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California)
Small individual donors. Grassroots donations; about $742K revenue in 2024; has an affiliated institute and PAC.
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Endorsements by contest. Each row is a contest; each column is an endorser, in alphabetical order.
Contest	Abundant SFLean label: ModerateFunding: Large individual donors (opens in a new tab)	ACCE ActionLean label: ProgressiveFunding: (not yet sourced)	ACLU of Northern CaliforniaLean label: Not yet labeledFunding: (not yet sourced)	Alameda County Democratic PartyLean label: Not yet labeledFunding: (not yet sourced)	Alameda Labor CouncilLean label: LaborFunding: Union dues (not yet sourced)	Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic ClubLean label: ModerateFunding: Member dues, large individual donors (opens in a new tab)	APEN ActionLean label: ProgressiveFunding: (not yet sourced)	Bay Rising ActionLean label: Not yet labeledFunding: (not yet sourced)	Cal Berkeley DemocratsLean label: Not yet labeledFunding: (not yet sourced)	California Democratic PartyLean label: ModerateFunding: Union dues, industry, individual donors (not yet sourced)	California Nurses AssociationLean label: Not yet labeledFunding: (not yet sourced)	California Republican PartyLean label: ConservativeFunding: Individual donors, industry (not yet sourced)	Chinese American Democratic ClubLean label: ModerateFunding: Member dues (not yet sourced)	Contra Costa Republican PartyLean label: ConservativeFunding: (not yet sourced)	Democratic Party of Contra Costa CountyLean label: Not yet labeledFunding: (not yet sourced)	East Bay for EveryoneLean label: Issue groupFunding: (not yet sourced)	East Bay Housing OrganizationsLean label: Issue groupFunding: (not yet sourced)	East Bay Young DemocratsLean label: Not yet labeledFunding: (not yet sourced)	Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic ClubLean label: ModerateFunding: Large individual donors, member dues (opens in a new tab)	Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic ClubLean label: ModerateFunding: Large individual donors (opens in a new tab)	Gazetteer SFLean label: News outletFunding: Private ownership (not yet sourced)	GrowSFLean label: ModerateFunding: Large individual donors, industry (opens in a new tab)	Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic ClubLean label: ProgressiveFunding: Member dues (not yet sourced)	Howard Jarvis Taxpayers AssociationLean label: Not yet labeledFunding: (not yet sourced)	IFPTE Local 21Lean label: LaborFunding: Union dues (not yet sourced)	Indivisible SFLean label: ProgressiveFunding: Small individual donors (not yet sourced)	League of Women Voters of CaliforniaLean label: NonpartisanFunding: Member dues (not yet sourced)	League of Women Voters of Marin CountyLean label: NonpartisanFunding: Member dues (not yet sourced)	Marin County Democratic PartyLean label: Not yet labeledFunding: (not yet sourced)	Marin County RepublicansLean label: ConservativeFunding: (not yet sourced)	Metropolitan-Greater Oakland Democratic ClubLean label: Not yet labeledFunding: (not yet sourced)	Oakland Rising ActionLean label: Not yet labeledFunding: (not yet sourced)	Peninsula for EveryoneLean label: Issue groupFunding: (not yet sourced)	Potrero Hill Democratic ClubLean label: Not yet labeledFunding: Member dues (not yet sourced)	Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California)Lean label: ProgressiveFunding: Small individual donors (opens in a new tab)	San Mateo County Central Labor CouncilLean label: LaborFunding: Union dues (not yet sourced)	San Mateo County Republican PartyLean label: ConservativeFunding: (not yet sourced)	SEIU 1021Lean label: LaborFunding: Union dues (not yet sourced)	SF Chronicle Editorial BoardLean label: News outletFunding: Subscriptions (not yet sourced)	SF Democratic PartyLean label: ModerateFunding: Large individual donors (opens in a new tab)	SF Green PartyLean label: ProgressiveFunding: Small individual donors (not yet sourced)	SF League of Pissed Off VotersLean label: ProgressiveFunding: Small individual donors (not yet sourced)	SF Tenants UnionLean label: ProgressiveFunding: Member dues (not yet sourced)	SF Women's Political CommitteeLean label: ModerateFunding: Member dues (not yet sourced)	SF YIMBYLean label: Issue groupFunding: Member dues, individual donors (not yet sourced)	SF Young RepublicansLean label: ConservativeFunding: Member dues (not yet sourced)	Sierra Club (SF Bay Chapter)Lean label: Issue groupFunding: Member dues (not yet sourced)	SPURLean label: NonpartisanFunding: Member dues, industry (not yet sourced)	United Democratic ClubLean label: ModerateFunding: Large individual donors, member dues (opens in a new tab)	United Educators of SFLean label: LaborFunding: Union dues (not yet sourced)	Wellstone Democratic Renewal ClubLean label: ProgressiveFunding: (not yet sourced)
Local
Belvedere City CouncilReport an error in Belvedere City Council	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed
Regional
Marin County Board of Education, Area 5 Marilyn Nemzer · 1 group One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each. Report an error in Marin County Board of Education, Area 5	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Marilyn Nemzer (source for Marin County Board of Education, Area 5)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed
Tamalpais Union High School Board Brian Sutherland · 1 group Joy Koo · 1 group Valerie Wynn · 1 group One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each. Report an error in Tamalpais Union High School Board	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Joy Koo, Brian Sutherland, Valerie Wynn (source for Tamalpais Union High School Board)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed
Reed Union School Board Lina Godfrey · 1 group Mike Ghaffary · 1 group Shelby Tsai · 1 group One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each. Report an error in Reed Union School Board	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Mike Ghaffary, Lina Godfrey, Shelby Tsai (source for Reed Union School Board)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed
Measure O – Reed Union School District Bond On your ballot: Reed Union School District Repair, Safety, Upgrade Measure: To support quality education and retain/attract quality teachers by upgrading all Reed schools, keeping them safe; repairing deteriorating classrooms/bathrooms, leaky roofs; updating fire/electrical/security systems and earthquake safety; removing mold/asbestos; constructing, repairing facilities, acquiring equipment; shall a measure authorizing $115,000,000 in bonds at legal rates, levying $30 per $100,000 of assessed valuation, ($6,200,000 annually) while bonds are outstanding, requiring citizens’ oversight, spending disclosure/audits, be adopted? Report an error in Measure O – Reed Union School District Bond	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed
Measure P – Marin County Child Care Initiative On your ballot: Shall the Marin County Child Care Initiative be adopted to levy a special parcel tax of 5 cents per building square foot, generating approximately $12.5 million annually for fifteen years, to fund affordable childcare and high-quality early childhood education and improve compensation to retain and attract educators, with public disclosure, optional annual inflation adjustments, and a corresponding increase in the County appropriations limit, with all funds used locally in Marin County? 2 groups say Yes. 1 says No. Report an error in Measure P – Marin County Child Care Initiative	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Yes (source for Measure P – Marin County Child Care Initiative)	Yes (source for Measure P – Marin County Child Care Initiative)	No (source for Measure P – Marin County Child Care Initiative)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed
Measure CC – Marin Healthcare District Parcel Tax On your ballot: Shall the measure funding expanded and upgraded emergency room, intensive care, hospital, and other medical facilities to care for trauma, heart attack, stroke, and other patients and attract qualified doctors and nurses, with no funds for administrator salaries, by enacting a parcel tax of 14¢ per square foot of improved building area annually, generating approximately $12,400,000 annually for 30 years, subject to annual audits and citizens' committee oversight, be adopted? 2 groups say Yes. 1 says No. Report an error in Measure CC – Marin Healthcare District Parcel Tax	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Yes (source for Measure CC – Marin Healthcare District Parcel Tax)	Yes (source for Measure CC – Marin Healthcare District Parcel Tax)	No (source for Measure CC – Marin Healthcare District Parcel Tax)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed
State
Governor Read more: CalMatters voter guide (opens in a new tab) · Los Angeles Times voter guide (opens in a new tab) No endorsement · 2 groups Steve Hilton · 5 groups Xavier Becerra · 20 groups One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each. Report an error in Governor	Not listed	Xavier Becerra (source for Governor)	Not listed	Xavier Becerra (source for Governor)Checked October 5	Xavier Becerra (source for Governor)	Xavier Becerra (source for Governor)	Not listed	Not listed	Xavier Becerra (source for Governor)	Xavier Becerra (source for Governor)Checked October 2	Not listed	Steve Hilton (source for Governor)	Xavier Becerra (source for Governor, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	Steve Hilton (source for Governor)Checked October 8	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Xavier Becerra (source for Governor, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	Xavier Becerra (source for Governor)	Xavier Becerra (source for Governor)	Xavier Becerra (source for Governor)	No endorsement (source for Governor)	Steve Hilton (source for Governor)	Xavier Becerra (source for Governor)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Xavier Becerra (source for Governor)	Xavier Becerra (source for Governor)	Xavier Becerra (source for Governor)Checked October 7	Steve Hilton (source for Governor)Checked October 7	Xavier Becerra (source for Governor)	Not listed	Xavier Becerra (source for Governor)Checked October 11	Not listed	No endorsement (source for Governor)	Not listed	Xavier Becerra (source for Governor)	Not listed	Steve Hilton (source for Governor)	Not listed	Not listed	Xavier Becerra (source for Governor)	Not listed	Xavier Becerra (source for Governor)
Lieutenant Governor Read more: CalMatters voter guide (opens in a new tab) · Los Angeles Times voter guide (opens in a new tab) Fiona Ma · 19 groups Gloria Romero · 4 groups No endorsement · 2 groups One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each. Report an error in Lieutenant Governor	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Fiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor)Checked October 5	Fiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor)	Fiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor)	Not listed	Not listed	Fiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor)	Fiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor)Checked October 2	Fiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor)	Gloria Romero (source for Lieutenant Governor)	Fiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	Gloria Romero (source for Lieutenant Governor)Checked October 8	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Fiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	Fiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor)	Not listed	Fiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor)	No endorsement (source for Lieutenant Governor)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Fiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor)	Fiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor)	Fiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor)Checked October 7	Gloria Romero (source for Lieutenant Governor)Checked October 7	Fiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor)	Fiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5	Fiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor)Checked October 11	Not listed	No endorsement (source for Lieutenant Governor)	Not listed	Fiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor)	Not listed	Gloria Romero (source for Lieutenant Governor)	Not listed	Not listed	Fiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor)	Not listed	Fiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor)
Secretary of State Read more: CalMatters voter guide (opens in a new tab) · Los Angeles Times voter guide (opens in a new tab) Don Wagner · 4 groups Shirley Weber · 23 groups One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each. Report an error in Secretary of State	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Shirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)Checked October 5	Shirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)	Shirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)	Not listed	Not listed	Shirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)	Shirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)Checked October 2	Shirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)	Don Wagner (source for Secretary of State)	Not listed	Don Wagner (source for Secretary of State)Checked October 8	Shirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)Checked October 8	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Shirley Weber (source for Secretary of State, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	Shirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)	Not listed	Shirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)	Shirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)	Don Wagner (source for Secretary of State)	Shirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Shirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)	Shirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)	Shirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)Checked October 7	Don Wagner (source for Secretary of State)Checked October 7	Shirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)	Shirley Weber (source for Secretary of State, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5	Shirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)Checked October 11	Not listed	Shirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)	Not listed	Shirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)	Not listed	Not listed	Shirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)	Not listed	Shirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)	Not listed	Shirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)
Controller Read more: CalMatters voter guide (opens in a new tab) · Los Angeles Times voter guide (opens in a new tab) Herb Morgan · 5 groups Malia Cohen · 23 groups No endorsement · 1 group One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each. Report an error in Controller	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Malia Cohen (source for Controller)Checked October 5	Malia Cohen (source for Controller)	Malia Cohen (source for Controller)	Not listed	Not listed	Malia Cohen (source for Controller)	Malia Cohen (source for Controller)Checked October 2	Malia Cohen (source for Controller)	Herb Morgan (source for Controller)	Malia Cohen (source for Controller, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	Herb Morgan (source for Controller)Checked October 8	Malia Cohen (source for Controller)Checked October 8	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Malia Cohen (source for Controller, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	Malia Cohen (source for Controller)	Not listed	Malia Cohen (source for Controller)	Malia Cohen (source for Controller)	Herb Morgan (source for Controller)	Malia Cohen (source for Controller)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Malia Cohen (source for Controller)	Malia Cohen (source for Controller)	Malia Cohen (source for Controller)Checked October 7	Herb Morgan (source for Controller)Checked October 7	Malia Cohen (source for Controller)	Malia Cohen (source for Controller, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5	Malia Cohen (source for Controller)Checked October 11	Not listed	No endorsement (source for Controller)	Not listed	Malia Cohen (source for Controller)	Not listed	Herb Morgan (source for Controller)	Malia Cohen (source for Controller)	Not listed	Malia Cohen (source for Controller)	Not listed	Malia Cohen (source for Controller)
Treasurer Read more: CalMatters voter guide (opens in a new tab) · Los Angeles Times voter guide (opens in a new tab) Eleni Kounalakis · 19 groups Eleni Kounilakis · 1 group Jennifer Hawks · 4 groups No endorsement · 2 groups One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each. Report an error in Treasurer	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Eleni Kounilakis (source for Treasurer)Checked October 5	Eleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer)	Eleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer)	Not listed	Not listed	Eleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer)	Eleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer)Checked October 2	Eleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer)	Jennifer Hawks (source for Treasurer)	Not listed	Jennifer Hawks (source for Treasurer)Checked October 8	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Eleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	Eleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer)	Not listed	Eleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer)	No endorsement (source for Treasurer)	Not listed	Eleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Eleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer)	Eleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer)	Eleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer)Checked October 7	Jennifer Hawks (source for Treasurer)Checked October 7	Eleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer)	Eleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5	Eleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer)Checked October 11	Not listed	No endorsement (source for Treasurer)	Not listed	Eleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer)	Not listed	Jennifer Hawks (source for Treasurer)	Eleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer)	Not listed	Eleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer)	Not listed	Eleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer)
Attorney General Read more: CalMatters voter guide (opens in a new tab) · Los Angeles Times voter guide (opens in a new tab) Michael Gates · 5 groups No endorsement · 1 group Rob Bonta · 24 groups One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each. Report an error in Attorney General	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General)Checked October 5	Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General)	Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General)	Not listed	Not listed	Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General)	Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General)Checked October 2	Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General)	Michael Gates (source for Attorney General)	Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	Michael Gates (source for Attorney General)Checked October 8	Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General)Checked October 8	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General)	Not listed	Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General)	Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General)	Michael Gates (source for Attorney General)	Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General)Checked October 7	Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General)	Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General)	Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General)Checked October 7	Michael Gates (source for Attorney General)Checked October 7	Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General)	Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5	Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General)Checked October 11	Not listed	No endorsement (source for Attorney General)	Not listed	Not listed	Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General)	Michael Gates (source for Attorney General)	Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General)	Not listed	Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General)	Not listed	Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General)
Insurance Commissioner Read more: CalMatters voter guide (opens in a new tab) · Los Angeles Times voter guide (opens in a new tab) Ben Allen · 10 groups Jane Kim · 14 groups No recommendation · 1 group One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each. Report an error in Insurance Commissioner	Not listed	Jane Kim (source for Insurance Commissioner)	Not listed	Ben Allen (source for Insurance Commissioner)Checked October 5	Jane Kim (source for Insurance Commissioner)	Ben Allen (source for Insurance Commissioner)	Not listed	Not listed	Jane Kim (source for Insurance Commissioner)	Ben Allen (source for Insurance Commissioner)Checked October 2	Jane Kim (source for Insurance Commissioner)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Jane Kim (source for Insurance Commissioner)	Ben Allen (source for Insurance Commissioner, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	Ben Allen (source for Insurance Commissioner)	Not listed	Ben Allen (source for Insurance Commissioner)	Jane Kim (source for Insurance Commissioner)	Not listed	Jane Kim (source for Insurance Commissioner)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Jane Kim (source for Insurance Commissioner)	No recommendation (source for Insurance Commissioner)	Jane Kim (source for Insurance Commissioner)Checked October 7	Not listed	Jane Kim (source for Insurance Commissioner)	Ben Allen (source for Insurance Commissioner, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5	Ben Allen (source for Insurance Commissioner)Checked October 11	Not listed	Jane Kim (source for Insurance Commissioner)	Jane Kim (source for Insurance Commissioner)	Jane Kim (source for Insurance Commissioner)	Not listed	Not listed	Ben Allen (source for Insurance Commissioner)	Not listed	Ben Allen (source for Insurance Commissioner)	Not listed	Jane Kim (source for Insurance Commissioner)
Board of Equalization, District 2 John Pimentel · 5 groups Sally Lieber · 18 groups One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each. Report an error in Board of Equalization, District 2	John Pimentel (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)	Not listed	Not listed	Sally Lieber (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Checked October 5	Sally Lieber (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)	Sally Lieber (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)	Not listed	Not listed	Sally Lieber (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)	Sally Lieber (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Checked October 2	Sally Lieber (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Sally Lieber (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Checked October 8	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	John Pimentel (source for Board of Equalization, District 2, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	John Pimentel (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)	Not listed	John Pimentel (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)	Sally Lieber (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)	John Pimentel (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)	Sally Lieber (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Sally Lieber (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)	Sally Lieber (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)	Sally Lieber (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Checked October 7	Not listed	Sally Lieber (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)	Not listed	Sally Lieber (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Checked October 11	Not listed	Sally Lieber (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)	Not listed	Sally Lieber (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Sally Lieber (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)	Not listed	Sally Lieber (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)
Superintendent of Public Instruction Read more: CalMatters voter guide (opens in a new tab) · Los Angeles Times voter guide (opens in a new tab) No endorsement · 1 group Richard Barrera · 21 groups Sonia Shaw · 1 group Sonja Shaw · 4 groups One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each. Report an error in Superintendent of Public Instruction	Not listed	Richard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)	Not listed	Richard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Checked October 5	Richard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)	Richard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)	Not listed	Not listed	Richard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)	Richard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Checked October 2	Not listed	Sonja Shaw (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)	Not listed	Sonja Shaw (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Checked October 8	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Richard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)	Not listed	Richard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)	Richard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)	Sonja Shaw (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)	Richard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Richard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)	Richard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)	Richard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Checked October 7	Sonia Shaw (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Checked October 7	Richard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)	Richard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5	Richard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Checked October 11	Not listed	Richard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)	Not listed	No endorsement (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)	Not listed	Sonja Shaw (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)	Richard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)	Not listed	Richard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)	Richard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)	Richard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)
State Senate, District 2 Damon Connolly · 2 groups One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each. Report an error in State Senate, District 2	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Damon Connolly (source for State Senate, District 2)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Damon Connolly (source for State Senate, District 2)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed
State Assembly, District 12 Jackie Elward · 1 group One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each. Report an error in State Assembly, District 12	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Jackie Elward (source for State Assembly, District 12)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed
Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds Read more: CalMatters voter guide (opens in a new tab) · Los Angeles Times voter guide (opens in a new tab) 29 groups say Yes. 3 say No. Report an error in Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)Checked October 5	Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)	Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)	Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)	Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)	Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)	Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)Checked October 2	Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)	Neutral (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)	Not listed	No (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)Checked October 8	Not listed	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)	Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)	No (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)	Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)	Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)	Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)	Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)Checked October 7	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)Checked October 11	No (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)	Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)	Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)	Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)	Not listed	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)	Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)	Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)
Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund Read more: CalMatters voter guide (opens in a new tab) · Los Angeles Times voter guide (opens in a new tab) 25 groups say Yes. 4 say No. Report an error in Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund	Not listed	Neutral (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)Checked October 5	Yes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)	Yes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)	Yes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)	Yes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)Checked October 2	Not listed	No (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)	Yes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	No (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)Checked October 8	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	Yes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)	Yes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)	No (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)	Yes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)	Yes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)	Yes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)	Yes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)Checked October 7	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)Checked October 11	No (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)	No position (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)	Yes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)	Yes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)	Yes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)
Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care Read more: CalMatters voter guide (opens in a new tab) · Los Angeles Times voter guide (opens in a new tab) 33 groups say Yes. 3 say No. Report an error in Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)Checked October 5	Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)	Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)	Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)	Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)	Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)	Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)Checked October 2	Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)	No (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)	Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	No (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)Checked October 8	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)	Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)	No (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)	Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)	Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)	Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)	Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)	Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)	Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)Checked October 7	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)	Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5	Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)Checked October 11	Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)	Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)	Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)	Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)	Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)	Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)	Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)
Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns Read more: CalMatters voter guide (opens in a new tab) · Los Angeles Times voter guide (opens in a new tab) 30 groups say Yes. 5 say No. Report an error in Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)Checked October 5	Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)	Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)	Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)	Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)	Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)	Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)Checked October 2	Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)	No (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)	Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	No (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)Checked October 8	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	No (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)	Not listed	No (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)	Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)	No (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)	Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)	Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)	Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)	Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)	Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)	Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)Checked October 7	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)Checked October 11	Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)	Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)	Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)	Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)	Not listed	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)	Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)	Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)
Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers Read more: CalMatters voter guide (opens in a new tab) · Los Angeles Times voter guide (opens in a new tab) 29 groups say Yes. 4 say No. Report an error in Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)Checked October 5	Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)	Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)	Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)	Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)	Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)	Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)Checked October 2	Not listed	No (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)	Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	No (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)Checked October 8	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)	Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)	No (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)	Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)	Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)	Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)	Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)Checked October 7	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)Checked October 11	No (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)	Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)	Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)	Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)	Not listed	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)	Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)	Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)
Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program Read more: CalMatters voter guide (opens in a new tab) · Los Angeles Times voter guide (opens in a new tab) 19 groups say Yes. 6 say No. Report an error in Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program	Not listed	No (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)Checked October 5	Yes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)	Yes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)	Not listed	Neutral (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)	Yes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)	Yes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)Checked October 2	Not listed	Neutral (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)	Yes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	No (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)Checked October 8	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	Yes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)	No position (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)	No (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)	Yes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)	Not listed	No (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)	Yes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)	Vote your values (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)	Yes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)Checked October 7	Not listed	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5	Yes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)Checked October 11	No (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)	No position (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)	No (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)	Yes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)	Yes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)	Not listed	No recommendation (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)
Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds Read more: CalMatters voter guide (opens in a new tab) · Los Angeles Times voter guide (opens in a new tab) 10 groups say Yes. 15 say No. Report an error in Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds	Not listed	No (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)Checked October 5	Not listed	No (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)	Yes (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)	Yes (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)Checked October 2	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)	No (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	No (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)Checked October 8	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	No (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)	Not listed	No (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)	Yes (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)	No (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)	Not listed	Not listed	No (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)	Yes (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)	Not listed	No (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)	No (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	No (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5	Yes (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)Checked October 11	No (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)	No (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)	No position (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)	No (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)	Not listed	No (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)
Prop 39 – Voter ID Read more: CalMatters voter guide (opens in a new tab) · Los Angeles Times voter guide (opens in a new tab) 4 groups say Yes. 33 say No. Report an error in Prop 39 – Voter ID	Not listed	No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)	No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)	No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)Checked October 5	No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)	No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)	No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)	No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)	No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)	No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)Checked October 2	No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)	Yes (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)	No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	Yes (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)Checked October 8	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)	Not listed	No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)	No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)	Yes (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)	No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)	No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)	No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)	No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)	Not listed	No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)	No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)	No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)Checked October 7	Not listed	No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)	Not listed	No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)Checked October 11	No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)	No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)	No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)	No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)	No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)	No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)	No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)	Not listed	No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)
Prop 40 – Billionaire tax Read more: CalMatters voter guide (opens in a new tab) · Los Angeles Times voter guide (opens in a new tab) 20 groups say Yes. 10 say No. Report an error in Prop 40 – Billionaire tax	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)Checked October 5	Yes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)	Yes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)	Yes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)	Yes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)	No endorsement (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)	Yes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)Checked October 2	Yes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)	No (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)	No (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	No (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)Checked October 8	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	No (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	No (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)	Yes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)	No (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)	Yes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)	No (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)	Yes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)	Yes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)	Neutral (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)	Not listed	No (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)	Yes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)	Yes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)Checked October 7	Not listed	Neutral (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)	Not listed	No (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)Checked October 11	Yes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)	Yes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)	Yes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)	Yes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	No recommendation (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)	No (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)
Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits Read more: CalMatters voter guide (opens in a new tab) · Los Angeles Times voter guide (opens in a new tab) 5 groups say Yes. 29 say No. Report an error in Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits	Not listed	No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)	Not listed	No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)Checked October 5	No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)	No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)	No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)	No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)	No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)	No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)Checked October 2	No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)	Yes (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)	Yes (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	Yes (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)Checked October 8	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)	No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)	Yes (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)	No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)	No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)	No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)	No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)	Not listed	No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)	No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)	No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)Checked October 7	Not listed	Neutral (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)	No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5	No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)Checked October 11	No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)	No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)	No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)	No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)	No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)	Not listed	No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)
Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings Read more: CalMatters voter guide (opens in a new tab) · Los Angeles Times voter guide (opens in a new tab) 6 groups say Yes. 28 say No. Report an error in Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings	Not listed	No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)	Not listed	No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)Checked October 5	No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)	No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)	No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)	No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)	No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)	No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)Checked October 2	No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)	Yes (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)	Yes (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	Yes (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)Checked October 8	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	Yes (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)	No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)	Yes (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)	No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)	No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)	No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)	No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)	Not listed	No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)	No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)	No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)Checked October 7	Not listed	Neutral (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)	No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5	No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)Checked October 11	No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)	No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)	No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)	No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)	No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)	Not listed	No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)
Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures Read more: CalMatters voter guide (opens in a new tab) · Los Angeles Times voter guide (opens in a new tab) 5 groups say Yes. 31 say No. Report an error in Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures	Not listed	No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)	Not listed	No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)Checked October 5	No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)	No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)	No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)	No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)	No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)	No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)Checked October 2	No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)	Yes (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)	No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	Yes (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)Checked October 8	Not listed	Not listed	No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)	Not listed	No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	Yes (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)	No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)	Yes (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)	No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)	No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)	No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)	No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)	Not listed	No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)	No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)	No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)Checked October 7	Not listed	No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)	Not listed	No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)Checked October 11	No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)	No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)	No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)	No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)	Not listed	Not listed	No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)	No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)	No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)	Not listed	No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)
Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements Read more: CalMatters voter guide (opens in a new tab) · Los Angeles Times voter guide (opens in a new tab) 5 groups say Yes. 25 say No. Report an error in Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements	Not listed	No (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)	Not listed	No (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)Checked October 5	Yes (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)	No (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)	No (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)	No (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)	No (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)	No (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)Checked October 2	Not listed	No (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)	No (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	No (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)Checked October 8	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	No (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	No (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)	Not listed	No (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)	No position (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)	No (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)	Yes (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)	Not listed	No (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	No (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)	No (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)	Not listed	No (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)	No (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)	Yes (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)Checked October 7	Not listed	Neutral (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)	No (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5	No (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)Checked October 11	Yes (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)	No (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)	No (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)	Yes (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	No (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)	Not listed	No (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)
Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes Read more: CalMatters voter guide (opens in a new tab) · Los Angeles Times voter guide (opens in a new tab) 5 groups say Yes. 27 say No. Report an error in Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes	Not listed	No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)	Not listed	No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)Checked October 5	No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)	No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)	No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)	No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)	No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)	No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)Checked October 2	No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)	Yes (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)	No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.com	Yes (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)Checked October 8	Not listed	No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)	Not listed	Yes (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)	No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)	Yes (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)	No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)	No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)	No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)	Not listed	No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)	No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)	No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)Checked October 7	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)Checked October 11	No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)	No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)	No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)	No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)	Not listed	Not listed	No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)	No recommendation (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)	No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)	Not listed	No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)
Supreme Court retention (Groban, Evans) Retain both · 2 groups One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each. Report an error in Supreme Court retention (Groban, Evans)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Retain both (source for Supreme Court retention (Groban, Evans))	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Retain both (source for Supreme Court retention (Groban, Evans))	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed
Court of Appeal, 1st District retention Retain all · 2 groups One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each. Report an error in Court of Appeal, 1st District retention	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Retain all (source for Court of Appeal, 1st District retention)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Retain all (source for Court of Appeal, 1st District retention)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed
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U.S. House, District 2 Jared Huffman · 2 groups One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each. Report an error in U.S. House, District 2	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Jared Huffman (source for U.S. House, District 2)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Jared Huffman (source for U.S. House, District 2)	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed	Not listed

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Election DayNovember 3, 2026See the official page for Election Day (opens in a new tab)Checked October 5

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