Register for ADEM Elections!

In January, California Democrats can vote in the Assembly District Election Meetings (ADEMs) for delegates to the California Democratic Party (CDP). CDP delegates heavily influence the Democratic Party's endorsements for state and federal offices.

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This is an obscure downballot race where we can exert our influence! To ensure that San Francisco elects pro-housing lawmakers, we encourage all pro-housing Democrats to complete the ADEM Online Voting Registration to receive a vote online ballot!? Register by January 31!

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IMPORTANT: This ADEM election is administered by the California Democratic Party and is separate from your normal voter registration. Be sure to register directly with ADEM at the provided link for the opportunity to cast your pro-housing vote!

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It takes five minutes: don't miss out! Stay tuned for our recommendations soon.

Stop NIMBY Nonsense In North Beach

The NIMBY forces of North Beach are at it again. They have a plan to designate the neighborhood as a historic district by the State Historical Resources Commission. The reason? They want to exempt themselves from state law and freeze the neighborhood in amber, preventing any change and further exacerbating our housing shortage in San Francisco and beyond.

Many of the buildings they want to protect are insignificant parking garages as well as the famously burned out building at 650 Union that has sat fallow for 8 years now.

We cannot let them abuse process like this! They are running an end-around and trying to get bodies like the SF Historic Preservation Commission and the State Historical Resources Commission to do their dirty work and block housing.

Sign our petition today to reject this spurious use of historic preservation and get plugged in on ways you can do more to fight for housing abundance and stop NIMBY nonsense

Affordable Housing 101 Panel

Join District 9 Neighbors for Housing for an entertaining and enlightening panel that will tell you everything you ever wanted to know about affordable housing in SF. What do we mean by it? How does it get funded? Why is it so expensive / slow / complicated? And what will happen to funding sources now that Trump will be back in office? We will have a nonprofit developer, contractor, funder, and architect in conversation to break it all down.

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Thursday, 1/23, 6:30-7:30pm (doors open at 6)

Mission Neighborhood Center, 362 Capp St.
Food & drink will be served?

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Registration available in English or Espa?ol: