Online or Postmark by February 17, 2020orYou can “conditionally” register and vote at your county elections office after the 15-day voter registration deadline.Must arrive by February 25, 2020
Personally delivered ballots: Must be delivered by close of polls on March 3, 2020; Mailed ballots: Must be postmarked on or before March 3, 2020, and received by your county elections office no later than March 6, 2020.
In California, the deadline to register to vote for any election is 15 days before Election Day. The Primary is March 3rd. February 17, 2020 #hainesforsf#SF Register online: https://registertovote.ca.gov/
(SF DCCC) Presidential Primary Election – March 3, 2020
For years, I have worked to address our concerns around voter outreach in undeserved communities, education on anti-racism, diversity, equity and inclusion. I have worked to help prepare the next generation for leadership while fighting against Trump and the GOP.
I am running to represent San Franciscans as a member of the DCCC – 17th Assembly District. As a native of San Francisco, I live, work, and have engaged in grassroots progressive activism to address some of our biggest problems. Focusing on and addressing the issues for everyone – from those of us living on our streets to those of us safe and secure in our housing.
I’ve been focused on coming into every community to talk about our efforts to improve public safety, talking about ways to secure out communities through our cultural districts, talking about ways to address poverty and homeless and talking about ways to grow and diversify our democratic party to include the voice and experience of those who are often denied a seat at the table.
I grew up in D10!
I am a member of the Beds for Bayview Coalition
I love our community!
Co-organized the first community conversation about HIV and Prep in the Black Community
We’re working together to make a difference!
I continue to engage our community on issues of housing and homelessness and am working to build supportive infrastructure for our homeless to provide access to storage so that our streets can become cleaner and safer for all.
Like you, I’m fighting for a better future, for my family, friends, the community and for the health of our human society. Together, I have fought with you for social justice and progress matters of human rights, civil rights, open government, public health and safety, homeless services, worker rights and workforce development, community heritage, and preservation. Join if you live in San Francisco.
Serving 7 years as an Associate Member of our San Francisco Democratic Party (DCCC – Democratic Central County Committee), a former Delegate of our California State Democratic Committee, Founder and President San Francisco Black Community Matters – A Chartered San Francisco Democratic Club, founder and Executive Director of San Francisco Impact Partners – an organization focused on issues concerning poverty and homelessness.
Believe we can connect on issues important to San Franciscans?
Online or Postmark by February 17, 2020orYou can “conditionally” register and vote at your county elections office after the 15-day voter registration deadline.Must arrive by February 25, 2020
Personally delivered ballots: Must be delivered by close of polls on March 3, 2020; Mailed ballots: Must be postmarked on or before March 3, 2020, and received by your county elections office no later than March 6, 2020.
In California, the deadline to register to vote for any election is 15 days before Election Day. The Primary is March 3rd. February 17, 2020 #hainesforsf#SF Register online: https://registertovote.ca.gov/
(SF DCCC) Presidential Primary Election – March 3, 2020 For years, I have worked to address our concerns around voter outreach in undeserved communities, education on anti-racism, diversity, equity and inclusion. I have worked to help prepare the next generation for leadership while fighting against Trump and the GOP.
I continue to engage our community on issues of housing and homelessness and am working to build supportive infrastructure for our homeless to provide access to storage so that our streets can become cleaner and safer for all.
I am running to represent San Franciscans as a member of the DCCC – 17th Assembly District. As a native of San Francisco, I live, work, and have engaged in grassroots progressive activism to address some of our biggest problems. Focusing on and addressing the issues for everyone – from those of us living on our streets to those of us safe and secure in our housing.
Like you, I’m fighting for a better future, for my family, friends, the community and for the health of our human society. Together, I have fought with you for social justice and progress matters of human rights, civil rights, open government, public health and safety, homeless services, worker rights and workforce development, community heritage, and preservation. Join if you live in San Francisco.
I’ve been focused on coming into every community to talk about our efforts to improve public safety, talking about ways to secure out communities through our cultural districts, talking about ways to address poverty and homeless and talking about ways to grow and diversify our democratic party to include the voice and experience of those who are often denied a seat at the table.
Serving 7 years as an Associate Member of our San Francisco Democratic Party (DCCC – Democratic Central County Committee), a former Delegate of our California State Democratic Committee, Founder and President San Francisco Black Community Matters – A Chartered San Francisco Democratic Club, founder and Executive Director of San Francisco Impact Partners – an organization focused on issues concerning poverty and homelessness.
Believe we can connect on issues important to San Franciscans?
My connection to every community within our city is special because, at some point, we have been neighbors. I was born in San Francisco at General Hospital, raised in and have lived all across our great city and county, yes – I’m a unicorn and like you, I am a fighter and have survived through great hardship and disparities. We share so many of the same concerns and values, and they often include:
How we will work to build stronger and safer communities with more affordable housing
How we will work to ensure our families are healthy
How we will work ensure access to an affordable education
How we will work to create new and accessible economic opportunities at livable wages, and…
How we will work to restore and grow our city’s cultural diversity, for everyone.
Follow me online on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn @HainesForSF
Online or Postmark by February 17, 2020orYou can “conditionally” register and vote at your county elections office after the 15-day voter registration deadline.Must arrive by February 25, 2020
Personally delivered ballots: Must be delivered by close of polls on March 3, 2020; Mailed ballots: Must be postmarked on or before March 3, 2020, and received by your county elections office no later than March 6, 2020.
In California, the deadline to register to vote for any election is 15 days before Election Day. The Primary is March 3rd. February 17, 2020 #hainesforsf#SF Register online: https://registertovote.ca.gov/
(SF DCCC) Presidential Primary Election – March 3, 2020 For years, I have worked to address our concerns around voter outreach in undeserved communities, education on anti-racism, diversity, equity and inclusion. I have worked to help prepare the next generation for leadership while fighting against Trump and the GOP.
I am running to represent San Franciscans as a member of the DCCC – 17th Assembly District. As a native of San Francisco, I live, work, and have engaged in grassroots progressive activism to address some of our biggest problems. Focusing on and addressing the issues for everyone – from those of us living on our streets to those of us safe and secure in our housing.
Like you, I’m fighting for a better future, for my family, friends, the community and for the health of our human society. Together, I have fought with you for social justice and progress matters of human rights, civil rights, open government, public health and safety, homeless services, worker rights and workforce development, community heritage, and preservation. Join if you live in San Francisco.
I’ve been focused on coming into every community to talk about our efforts to improve public safety, talking about ways to secure out communities through our cultural districts, talking about ways to address poverty and homeless and talking about ways to grow and diversify our democratic party to include the voice and experience of those who are often denied a seat at the table.
Serving 7 years as an Associate Member of our San Francisco Democratic Party (DCCC – Democratic Central County Committee), a former Delegate of our California State Democratic Committee, Founder and President San Francisco Black Community Matters – A Chartered San Francisco Democratic Club, founder and Executive Director of San Francisco Impact Partners – an organization focused on issues concerning poverty and homelessness.
Believe we can connect on issues important to San Franciscans?
My connection to every community within our city is special because, at some point, we have been neighbors. I was born in San Francisco at General Hospital, raised in and have lived all across our great city and county, yes – I’m a unicorn and like you, I am a fighter and have survived through great hardship and disparities. We share so many of the same concerns and values, and they often include:
How we will work to build stronger and safer communities with more affordable housing
How we will work to ensure our families are healthy
How we will work ensure access to an affordable education
How we will work to create new and accessible economic opportunities at livable wages, and…
How we will work to restore and grow our city’s cultural diversity, for everyone.
Follow me online on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn @HainesForSF
Online or Postmark by February 17, 2020orYou can “conditionally” register and vote at your county elections office after the 15-day voter registration deadline.Must arrive by February 25, 2020
Personally delivered ballots: Must be delivered by close of polls on March 3, 2020; Mailed ballots: Must be postmarked on or before March 3, 2020, and received by your county elections office no later than March 6, 2020. (SF DCCC) Presidential Primary Election – March 3, 2020 For years, I have worked to address our concerns around voter outreach in undeserved communities, education on anti-racism, diversity, equity and inclusion. I have worked to help prepare the next generation for leadership while fighting against Trump and the GOP.
In California, the deadline to register to vote for any election is 15 days before Election Day. The Primary is March 3rd. February 17, 2020 #hainesforsf#SF Register online: https://registertovote.ca.gov/
I am running to represent San Franciscans as a member of the DCCC – 17th Assembly District. As a native of San Francisco, I live, work, and have engaged in grassroots progressive activism to address some of our biggest problems. Focusing on and addressing the issues for everyone – from those of us living on our streets to those of us safe and secure in our housing.
In the effort to represent our community as a candidate for our Democratic Party. I know that showing how I am connected to our community is important.
District 6 is a party of the 17th Assembly District where I am running to serve you on our Democratic Party Central County Committee. I have over 20 years of experience in the District 6 community.
As a native of San Francisco. I have lived in District 6, I got two Associates Degrees at Heald College. That education save my life and today I use what I learned to build better resources for our community.
As an adult, I used that education to support our friends at District 6 Eviction Defense organizations and Shelter Services where I worked. I know the stories of the people who come to District 6 to get the resources they need. I was one of them! I know what eviction looks like and I have spent time service our community who rely on safe and secure shelter.
A part of my leadership includes helping to organize some of our largest events and public demonstrations.
I have lost track – how many times we have marched down market street together in honor and recognition or in protest.
Jones and Taylor – as a kid, I would play in D6 parks and arcades with my brother.
I graduated from Heald College in District 6
I am deeply rooted in District 6
I worked in District 6.
I worked at Shelter Service Providers and Eviction Service Providers in District 6 and several companies though out the district.
I work with leaders to address issues of homelessness.
I raised $10,000 to support the efforts of the San Francisco Aids Foundation.
I volunteer to keep people safe during major events.
I continue to engage our community on issues of housing and homelessness and am working to build supportive infrastructure for our homeless to provide access to storage so that our streets can become cleaner and safer for all.
Like you, I’m fighting for a better future, for my family, friends, the community and for the health of our human society. Together, I have fought with you for social justice and progress matters of human rights, civil rights, open government, public health and safety, homeless services, worker rights and workforce development, community heritage, and preservation. Join if you live in San Francisco.
Serving 7 years as an Associate Member of our San Francisco Democratic Party (DCCC – Democratic Central County Committee), a former Delegate of our California State Democratic Committee, Founder and President San Francisco Black Community Matters – A Chartered San Francisco Democratic Club, founder and Executive Director of San Francisco Impact Partners – an organization focused on issues concerning poverty and homelessness.
Believe we can connect on issues important to San Franciscans?
I’ve been focused on coming into every community to talk about our efforts to improve public safety, talking about ways to secure out communities through our cultural districts, talking about ways to address poverty and homeless and talking about ways to grow and diversify our democratic party to include the voice and experience of those who are often denied a seat at the table.
My connection to every community within our city is special because, at some point, we have been neighbors. I was born in San Francisco at General Hospital, raised in and have lived all across our great city and county, yes – I’m a unicorn and like you, I am a fighter and have survived through great hardship and disparities. We share so many of the same concerns and values, and they often include:
How we will work to build stronger and safer communities with more affordable housing
How we will work to ensure our families are healthy
How we will work ensure access to an affordable education
How we will work to create new and accessible economic opportunities at livable wages, and…
How we will work to restore and grow our city’s cultural diversity, for everyone.
Follow me online on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn @HainesForSF
Online or Postmark by February 17, 2020orYou can “conditionally” register and vote at your county elections office after the 15-day voter registration deadline.Must arrive by February 25, 2020
Personally delivered ballots: Must be delivered by close of polls on March 3, 2020; Mailed ballots: Must be postmarked on or before March 3, 2020, and received by your county elections office no later than March 6, 2020.
In California, the deadline to register to vote for any election is 15 days before Election Day. The Primary is March 3rd. February 17, 2020 #hainesforsf#SF Register online: https://registertovote.ca.gov/
(SF DCCC) Presidential Primary Election – March 3, 2020 For years, I have worked to address our concerns around voter outreach in undeserved communities, education on anti-racism, diversity, equity and inclusion. I have worked to help prepare the next generation for leadership while fighting against Trump and the GOP.
