CLEAN SLATE ENDORSEMENTS, Fall 2020
Biden and Harris (of course), Yes on I and L, Yes on 15 ... complete endorsements for the state and San Francisco election.
The Bay Guardian Fall 2022 Election Clip-Out Guide
Our complete guide to the election: Take this to the polls!
Stay tuned for our June 2026 Election Endorsements!
Our Clean Slate Endorsements Guide is coming soon.
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...
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SF Bay Guardian election guide for Nov. 5: Use this to fill out your ballot
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....
ENDORSEMENT: Let’s change the direction of the state Democratic Party
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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...
EDITORIAL: Vote for Kim and Leno (or Leno and Kim) to save San Francisco
The early indications are that turnout in the June 5 election will be low. According to Joe Eskenazi, who has a daily text-message service, as of May 27, 43,000 ballots have been returned; at that point in June 2016, 63,500 ballots had been turned in.
So every single vote is going to matter. You can vote this weekend at City...
East Bay Endorsements
We don’t have the bandwidth to do for our friends across the Bay the detailed work we did in San Francisco, so we aren’t going to weigh in on every single race and every single ballot measure. That wouldn’t be fair to anyone.
But we want to make a few key endorsements – and they reflect our longstanding efforts to...









