Endorsements
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OFFICIAL EARLY ENDORSEMENTS FOR 2010
We are extremely proud to announce the official member-approved SFWPC early endorsements:
Kamala Harris is running for California Attorney General, 2010. SFWPC endorsed her at the October general meeting because of her proven leadership and incredible stamina in taking on crime in San Francisco. Please donate to her campaign and join her mailing list to find out how you can help.
Betty Yee is running for Re-Election to the State Board of Equalization. SFWPC endorsed her at the October general meeting because she has been an unyielding supporter of our bottom line issues and has always fought to ensure equality for all at the state level. Please donate to her campaign and join her mailing list to find out how you can help.
Janet Reilly is running for District 2 Supervisor in San Francisco, 2010. SFWPC endorsed her candidacy at the San Francisco Women’s Holiday Party 2009 because she has always stood with us on our bottom line issues and will continue to do so as a district Supe. Please join her mailing list to find out how you can help get her elected and donate to her campaign.
Carmen Chu is running for Re-Election as District 4 Supervisor in San Francisco, 2010. SFWPC endorsed her candidacy at the San Francisco Women’s Holiday Party 2009 because she has proven herself an excellent legislator who promotes the wellness of women, girls, and families with tough legislation imposing stricter oversight on massage parlor operators in order to curb sex trafficking and the exploitation of girls and women.
Debra Walker is running for District 6 Supervisor in San Francisco, 2010. SFWPC endorsed her candidacy at the San Francisco Women’s Holiday Party 2009 because she is a past SFWPC Board of Directors member and has had an unfailing commitment to supporting and electing women in San Francisco politics as well as promoting our bottom line issues. Please donate to Debra’s campaign and join her mailing list to find out about her fundraising events and how you can help.
We have truly kicked off the Year of the Woman, and, as a community, we are more hopeful about 2010 than ever.
But the battle for the Board – and the City – has just begun. Now that we have endorsed, we must empower. That means we need to put our money and our time where our hears are and really step up to the plate to elect these three strong, qualified women leaders to the Board of Supervisors. In turn, they will spend the next four years standing up for our values to make sure that our bottom line issues are met, and that the status of women, girls, and families in San Francisco continues to thrive.
