WELCOME TO THE NEW BAY GUARDIAN WEBSITE
Welcome, Bay Guardian readers, to the new SFBG.com!
Last October, the former editors and publishers of the San Francisco Bay Guardian regained control of the 50-year-old alternative weekly paper and website. We did this with the help of our readers and outside contributors. The Bay Guardian now belongs to the San Francisco Center for Newspaper Preservation, a 501(c)(4) nonprofit organization that...
Bay Guardian endorsements for the Democratic County Central Committee
Here are the Bay Guardian endorsements for Democratic County Central Committee, 2016.
The race for Democratic County Central Committee, often a second thought on the June ballot, is now a big deal, a proxy for the defining struggle to save what’s left of San Francisco from corporate power and real-estate greed.
The DCCC sets policy for the local party. A lot...
Endorsements for the March 3, 2020 primary
Below are our complete endorsements for the March 3, 2020 primary elections.
PRESIDENT
Bernie Sanders
Two elements come into play in the presidential primary, and we think both favor Sanders.
The first, of course, is beating Trump. We do not subscribe to the “Bernie or bust” theory, and in November, we will be endorsing and strongly supporting any Democrat who wins the nomination....
ENDORSEMENTS: Kim for state Senate, Sanders for President, Yes on C …
PLEASE NOTE: THESE ENDORSEMENTS WERE FOR THE JUNE 2016 PRIMARIES -- FOR OUR NOVEMBER ENDORSEMENTS, CLICK HERE.
The Democratic primary season is almost over. It’s almost certain that Hillary Clinton will be the Democratic nominee (and, for the sake of the nation, we hope she will be the next president). But it’s critical that people still go to the polls...
Our Guardian Endorsements come out at the end of September!
Our full endorsements for the November 5 election will be online and on the streets.
Bay Guardian endorsement interview: Jane Kim
As part of our endorsement process, we are posting interviews with all of the mayoral candidates. The interviews are unedited.
Kim talked to us about the Twitter tax break and said that at the time, it was important to encourage investment in the city, and she has no regrets. But she is concerned about the way the tech boom impacted...
Our handy clipout guide for the March 3 primary
Here are the Bay Guardian endorsements in a handy print-out guide to take to the polls. For our full endorsements, click here.
President: Bernie Sanders
Congress, D 12: No recommendation
State Senate, D 11: Jackie Fielder
State Assembly, D17: No endorsement
State Assembly, D19: No endorsement
Superior Court Judge, Seat 1: Maria Evangelista
Superior Court Judge, Seat 18: Michelle Tong
Superior Court Judge, Seat 21: Carolyn Gold
San...
Guardian endorsements: A quick guide
For a full explanation of Guardian endorsements, see here. For an easily printable, PDF version of this guide, click here.
President: Bernie Sanders
US Senate: Kamala Harris
Congress, D 12: Nancy Pelosi
State Senate, D 11: Jane Kim
Superior Court Judge: Victor Hwang
State Assembly, District 17: No endorsement
State Assembly, District 19: Phil Ting
Prop. 50: Yes
Prop. AA: No
Prop. A: Yes
Prop. B: No
Prop C: Yes, yes, yes
Prop....
ENDORSEMENTS for the fall 2024 election
Harris for president. Peskin for mayor. Yes on C and 33 .... complete Bay Guardian recommendations for the Nov. 5 election
Bay Guardian endorsement interview: Angela Alioto
As part of our endorsement process, we are posting our interviews with the candidates. The interviews are undedited.
Alioto talked to us about the tech boom, her position on Tasers, her history in the city, and how she would address homelessness.
Among other things, she argued that Tasers will prevent police shootings -- although that's not how they are likely to...