Thursday, March 26, 2026

Central City Democrats endorse Betty Yee for California Governor 2026


The Central City Democrats of San Francisco proudly endorse Betty Yee for Governor of California in 2026. Born and raised in San Francisco to Chinese immigrant parents, Betty grew up in a one-room apartment behind her family’s dry cleaning business in the Parkside District. From the age of eight, she helped manage the books because her parents did not speak English fluently. A proud graduate of San Francisco public schools, including Lowell High School, and later UC Berkeley and Golden Gate University, Betty’s story is deeply rooted in our city’s working-class immigrant communities. Her lifelong connection to San Francisco — including family members who still live here — gives her an authentic understanding of the challenges and aspirations of San Franciscans and all Californians.
With more than 35 years of dedicated public service, Betty Yee has built an impressive record of fiscal leadership and accountability across California politics. She served two terms as State Controller, acting as the chief fiscal officer for the world’s fifth-largest economy, where she uncovered billions in mismanaged spending, protected public pensions, ensured timely payments without borrowing, and championed transparency in government. Prior to that, she served on the Board of Equalization and held key budget roles under Governor Gray Davis. Known for her integrity, intelligence, and no-nonsense approach, Betty brings the experience, expertise, and steady hand needed to tackle California’s budget challenges, restore affordability, and deliver effective governance.

We are honored to stand with our native daughter, Betty Yee — a true leader who rose from San Francisco’s neighborhoods to serve our entire state. Go Betty Yee for Governor! The next Governor of California. Central City Democrats are with you! 

Tuesday, March 17, 2026

Blue Voter Guide (creates your personal voter guides)


 


Central City Democrats Endorsement Page

 


Blue Voter Guide (bluevoterguide.org) is a free online tool that creates personalized voter guides to help people quickly see what's on their ballot and make informed choices — especially those aligned with pro-democracy, pro-working-family, and progressive/"Blue" values.Official Tagline & Mission“Vote Fast, Smart, and Blue”
It helps you make “informed, pro-democracy, and pro-working-family choices” by showing:
  • Every candidate and ballot measure on your specific ballot
  • Endorsements from “trusted, forward-looking organizations” that support a “Blue, pro-democracy, forward-looking, working-family and people-centered agenda”
How It Works (super simple)
  1. Enter your address (it’s not saved or shared — used only to build your guide).
  2. It instantly shows your full ballot (federal, statewide, state legislature, and local races in most areas).
  3. You see clear endorsements from progressive, labor, environmental, and pro-democracy groups.
  4. Save, print, or share your completed guide.
Who Runs It?
  • It’s run entirely by volunteers (a long list of individuals is named on the About page).
  • Ballot data comes from a neutral, non-partisan nonprofit that uses only official government sources.
  • The site itself is not neutral — it explicitly filters and highlights endorsements that match a progressive/Democratic-leaning agenda. No individual politician endorsements are included, only organizations.

Friday, March 13, 2026

Yes on Measure D Increases to Business Tax Based on Comparison of Top Executive’s Pay to Employees’ Pay


Prop D places a small surcharge on large corporations whose top executives earn more than 100 times the median salary of their workers. Only companies with over 1,000 employees and more than $1,000,000,000 in revenue—truly the biggest corporations—whose CEOs make over one hundred times the median salary of their employees will pay this surcharge as part.


https://www.sfchronicle.com/sf/article/overpaid-ceo-act-21224121.php 


https://carenotgreed.org

San Francisco Board of Supervisor Candidate, District 2 Lori Brooke


 

United States Representative, D11 Candidate Connie Chan


 

United States Representative , District 11 Candidate Forum 2026


 

California Governor's Debate 2026


 

California Lieutenant Governor Candidate Fiona Ma


 

California Secretary of State Candidate Shirley Weber


 

California Insurance Commissioner Candidate Forum 2026


 

California State Controller Malia Cohen


 

San Francisco Board of Education candidate Brandee Marckmann


 

San Francisco District 4 Supervisor Candidate Forum


 

San Francisco District 2 Supervisor Candidate Forum


 

Local experts on candidate races and expected measures on city ballots in June and November 2026.


 

February 23, 2026 – San Francisco Democratic Party June Primary Election Endorsement Interviews


 

February 18, 2026 SF Elections Commission Regular Meeting


 

Monday, February 24, 2025

2025-2027 Central City Democrats Board of Directors

 

2025-2027 Central City Democrats Board of Directors

Co-President: Denise Dorey

Co-President: Michael Nulty

Vice President of Political Affairs: Michael Nulty

Treasurer: Susan Bryan

Secretary: Vacant

Members at Large:

-Otto Duffy

-John Nulty

President Emeritus: George Dias

President Emeritus: Michael Nulty

President Emeritus: Dennis Isner

**Central City Democrats wants to thank all the dedicated volunteers and welcome new members. As of March 1, 2025, it maintains its status as an unincorporated civic organization for Supervisorial Districts 5 and 6. It is no longer affiliated as a charter democratic club with the San Francisco Democratic Party. 

Saturday, September 7, 2024

Register to voter website in all states

vote.org


Vote.org exists to eradicate the barriers between voters and the ballot box. Our all-in-one platform helps voters register, verify their registration, request a mail-in ballot, sign up for election reminders, find their polling location, and stay current on the laws or policies affecting their voting ability.

No matter where you live in the United States, you can count on Vote.org for the resources and information you need to hear your voice on election day. Millions of voters turn to us for help because we’re reliable, trustworthy, and accessible.


Central City Democrats November 5, 2024 Endorsements

CENTRAL CITY DEMOCRATS


OFFICIAL ENDORSEMENTS


November 5, 2024 Election 

Federal & State Candidates

  • U.S. President: KAMALA HARRIS / TIM WALZ

  • U.S. Senate: ADAM SCHIFF

  • U.S. Congress, District 11: NANCY PELOSI

  • U.S. Congress, District 15: KEVIN MULLIN

  • CA State Senate District 11: SCOTT WIENER

  • CA State Assembly, District 17: MATT HANEY

Local Candidates

  • Mayor: (Up to 10 choices)

  • AARON PESKIN (Rank Choice #1)

  • AHSHA SAFAI (Rank Choice #2)

  • DANIEL LURIE (Rank Choice #3)

  • KEITH FREEDMAN (Rank Choice #4)

  • DYLAN HIRSH-SHELL (Rank Choice #5)

  • NELSON MEI (Rank Choice#6)

  • NO ENDORSEMENTS for (Rank Choices 7, 8, 9, & 10)

  • SF District Attorney: RYAN KHOJASTEH

  • SF City Attorney: DAVID CHIU

  • Treasurer: JOSE CISNEROS

  • Sheriff: NO ENDORSEMENT

  • District 1: CONNIE CHAN

  • District 3: SHARON LAI

  • District 5: DEAN PRESTON

  • District 7: MYRNA MELGAR

  • District 9:

  • JACKIE FIELDER (Rank Choice #1)

  • STEPHEN JON TORRES (Rank Choice #2)

  • HAROLD BROWN (Rank Choice #3)

  • District 11:

  • ERNEST “E.J.” JONES & CHYAMME CHEN (Dual Choice #1)

  • City College of SF, Board of Trustees: (Four Choices)

  • ALAN WONG (Only Endorsement)

  • Board of Education: (Four Choices)

  • MATT ALEXANDER (Only Endorsement)

  • BART Board, District 7: VICTOR FLORES

  • BART Board, District 9: No Endorsement

San Francisco Ballot Measures:

  • Prop A (School Improvement & Safety Bond): YES

  • Prop B (Community Health/Shelter Bond): YES

  • Prop C (Inspector General): YES

  • Prop D (Commissions, Together SF): NO ENDORSEMENT

  • Prop E (Commissions, Peskin): YES

  • Prop F (Police Staffing/Deferred Retirement): NO ENDORSEMENT

  • Prop G (Rental Subsidies for Seniors & Disabled): YES

  • Prop H (Firefighter Retirement Benefits): YES

  • Prop I (Nurses/911 Operator Retirement Benefits): YES

  • Prop J (Funding Family & Youth Programs): YES

  • Prop K (Great Highway Closure): NO

  • Prop L (Business Tax to Fund Public Transportation): NO ENDORSEMENT

  • Prop M (Change to Business Tax): NO

  • Prop N (First Responder Fund): YES

  • Prop O (Support Reproductive Rights): YES

California State Propositions:

  • Prop 2 (Public School/Community College Bonds): YES

  • Prop 3 (Marriage Equality, Constitutional Amendment): YES

  • Prop 4 (Safe Water/Fire Prevention Climate Bonds): YES

  • Prop 5 (Affordable Housing Bonds): YES

  • Prop 6 (Eliminate Involuntary Servitude in Prisons): NO ENDORSEMENT

  • Prop 32 (Raise Minimum Wage): YES

  • Prop 33 (Expand Local Rent Control): YES

  • Prop 34 (Restricts Provider Spending of Rx Drug Revenues): YES

  • Prop 35 (Permanent Medi-Cal Funding): YES

  • Prop 36 (Felony Drug and Theft Charges): NO



*Central City Democrats requires 60% for endorsements,

a chartered Democratic Club