Wade Woods has been involved in the Western Addition Community Organization (WACO). WACO sued HUD and a case that went all the way to the Supreme Court won the case which established the right of citizen participation in the Redevelopment process.

Cindy Wu is a Democrat who believes in civil rights, women’s rights, LGBTQ rights and immigrant rights.

Petra DeJesus serves as our city’s first Latina Police Commissioner and as a trial attorney working for the rights of asbestos victims. 

Bevan Dufty helped establish the economic development and workforce programs that are signature programs of the LGBT Center.

As Supervisor David Campos has worked to protect Healthy SF, obtain free MUNI for low-income youth, help schools by preventing teacher layoffs, fight foreclosures and evictions and restore funding for critical neighborhood services.

Jane Kim is a current San Francisco Supervisor and candidate for State Senate, District 11. Jane is a proven progressive leader who has fought to expand access to affordable housing, protect renters, close the income gap and improve public schools.

Frances Hsieh is a San Francisco native and life-long Democrat. She has 20 years of electoral and political campaign experience supporting democratic candidates and issues. 

In 2012, as City College of San Francisco was descending into an accreditation crisis that continues to threaten the survival of one of San Francisco’s most vital institutions, Rafael Mandelman ran for the College District’s Board of Trustees and won. Since that time he has worked tirelessly to save our City College. 

As the previous District 10 Supervisor, Sophie successfully led the battle to close down the polluting Hunters Point power plant and negotiated a record amount of affordable housing and local job creation.

Alysabeth Alexander has been a Tenant Organizer and an advocate for immigrant and workers rights for over 12 years.

Former Assemblyman Tom Ammiano is a long-time San Francisco Democratic leader who has served the city nearly three decades as a teacher, civil rights leader, educator, Supervisor and Assemblyman.

Jon Golinger is an Environmental Attorney and for the last fifteen years has been dedicated to preserving San Francisco’s environment, cleaning the air, and protecting our beautiful Bay and waterfront. 

Pratima Gupta is a doctor, abortion provider, and mother. She is the medical director of St. James Infirmary, an occupational health and safety clinic for sex workers and their families, she serves on the Mayor’s Anti-Human Trafficking task Force.

Aaron Peskin is the District 3 representative on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors. He is an effective community voice leading the fight for a more affordable city.

Supervisor Norman Yee has worked on behalf of San Franciscans for the past 35 years; as a non-profit leader, a school board member and now a supervisor.

Leah LaCroix is a San Francisco Youth Commissioner, Coordinator of Community Outreach and Civic Engagement. 

Sandra Fewer is a Fourth Generation Chinese American San Franciscan, and she and her husband, John Fewer, have lived in the Richmond for over 50 years. 

Brigitte Davila is seeking a seat on the Democratic County Central Committee with the intent to reform the Committee. Currently she serves as an elected trustee to the board of City College of San Francisco. 

Hene Kelly is a retired San Francisco public school teacher. She is a longtime member of the JCRC Metropolitan Council where she represents the Jewish Labor Committee (JLC). 

Myrna Melgar is a Nonprofit Executive Director and mother of three girls. 

Eric Mar is the current District 1 Supervisor. He represents the Richmond District.