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Haney has also stood by and done nothing as Mayor London Breed has executed an all-out war on homeless people in his district.

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It is clear that once Haney decided to run for the California Assembly, and got major financial and ground support from the pro Big Real Estate building trades, he chose to betray the people living on Treasure Island for his own political gain. Haney has flatly refused to put forward any legislation whatsoever to solve the crisis, even though such legislation would easily pass. Shortly thereafter, he decided to run for the Assembly, and completely broke off ties with community advocates. Instead, Haney held only one informational hearing in February 2021. Greens and others met with Haney over many months, with the goal of passing local legislation to halt real estate development until the island is decontaminated, and to relocate and provide health care and strong tenant protections to the residents (most of whom are low income and people of color). When elected, Haney promised to help end the crisis, which is poisoning and killing residents. The best example of Haney's betrayal of progressive values in favor of the building trades is his abandonment of his own constituents on Treasure Island, who suffer from decades of living amidst illegal toxic and radioactive contamination from the former Navy Base. The building trades promote luxury condo housing projects with no concern for the destructive gentrification, skyrocketing rents and homelessness, and environmentally harmful impacts that result from these projects. Since being elected to office, Haney has received a great amount of funding and support, and is now fully in bed with, corrupt building trade associations which serve as the muscle for Big Real Estate in the City. In 2018, we awarded him an unenthusiastic endorsement for D6 Supervisor, noting that he 'would be far less progressive than his predecessors on the Board' although we expected that he'd be better than his major opponent, a corrupt member of the Planning Commission. He was previously President of the SF School Board, where he set the poorly executed school renaming plan in motion. Matt Haney is currently in his first term as Supervisor from District 6, representing the Tenderloin, South of Market, and Treasure Island. The Green Party does not endorse either candidate. You can vote by mail or in person between now and Election Day, April 19. The runoff election for State Assembly district AD-17, between David Campos and Matt Haney, is underway. NO on H: Republican-sponsored recall of DA Chesa BoudinĬlick below to read our complete Green Voter Guide.

YES on G: Public health emergency leave.NO on F: New trash rates board run by the Mayor.YES on E: Restrictions on behested payments.NO on D: Mayoral takeover of victims' rights services.NO on C: Major restrictions on the recall process.YES on B: Building inspection commission reform.NO on A: 'Transit bond' that is not required to be spent on transit.US Senate: John Parker (Peace and Freedom).State Superintendent of Public Instruction: Marco Amaral (Decline to State).Insurance Commissioner: Nathalie Hrizi (Peace and Freedom).Treasurer: Meghann Adams (Peace and Freedom).Attorney General: Dan Kapelovitz (Green).Secretary of State: Gary Blenner (Green).Governor: Mohammad Arif (Peace and Freedom)

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Click 'read more' to see full explanations of the reasons behind our endorsements. Our complete Green Voter Guide is now posted. If you can donate to help cover our printing and mailing costs, please use the 'donate' link to the left! We have mailed a postcard with our endorsements to all our members. These are the SF Green Party's final endorsements for the June 2022 election.