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🗳️ Happy National #VoterRegistration Day, San Francisco!

Get ready for the November 3 Election. Register to vote or update your address to help ensure your Vote-by-Mail ballot reaches you.

Visit these websites for more information:
🔎 sfelections.gov/voterportal
📲 registertovote.ca.gov

#SFVotes
raphic for National Voter Registration Day on Tuesday, September 15, 2026. Diverse illustrated hands with ink-marked fingers are raised around a ballot, pen, and voter list, symbolizing voting and civic participation. San Francisco Department of Elections logo appears at the bottom.
September 15, 2026 at 4:56 PM
lwvsf.bsky.social
Election deadlines are non-negotiable 🫣 San Francisco voters, here are the dates for the upcoming June 2 election you need to have on your radar.

Get details about the election at lwvsf.org/vote

#SanFrancisco #SF #SFgov #BeAVoter #SFVotes #SFpol #ElectionDay
Dates for San Francisco voters to know. June 2, 2026 election. Early May - Ballots begin arriving. If you're registered to vote, your ballot will be mailed to you. May 4 - Early voting starts. Return your ballot in an official drop box, by mail, or at the City Hall Voting Center. May 18 - Deadline to register to vote online or by mail. After this, you can still register and vote, but only in person. June 2 - Election Day! Put your ballot in a drop box or bring it to any polling place in the city by 8pm.
March 31, 2026 at 3:41 AM
vanessadmarrero.bsky.social
As a mom of kids with disabilities, I know the fight for Special Ed funding. Watch the SPI candidate forum by @ppssf & @lwvsf to see where candidates stand.
🗳️ Vote by June 2!

m.youtube.com/watch?v=GRWx...

#SFVotes #SpecialEd
May 31, 2026 at 3:42 AM
ppssf.bsky.social
Our mission at @ppssf.bsky.social is to ensure every public school succeeds. That requires strong public funding channels, which is why we’re backing Proposition D! Read our full blog here www.ppssf.org/news/2026/5/...
🗳️ Vote YES on Prop D by June 2!
#SFVotes #PropD #PublicEducation
Infographic from Parents for Public Schools of San Francisco titled “4 Practical Use Cases for Supporting Proposition D.” It highlights four benefits of Prop D: securing equitable funding for schools, protecting special education resources, bringing communities together to invest in children, and strengthening public education through stable city funding. The graphic features PPS-SF logos in English, Spanish, Chinese, and a grandparents version on a blue background with yellow and red accents
June 1, 2026 at 10:40 PM
mwest.bsky.social
Some shenanigans are going are going in the San Francisco Bay Area race to fill the seat vacated by the retirement of Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi. Sadly, Saikat Chakrabarti and staff have been quite active in spreading this unfounded accusation on social media. #SFVotes
48hills.bsky.social 48 Hills @48hills.bsky.social · Jun 1
If AIPAC somehow thinks they are getting an ally by giving money to a PAC that gives money to a PAC that gives money to a PAC that supports Connie Chan, they got the wrong woman.
The very weird stories about Chan and AIPAC just don't add up - 48 hills
Looks to me like a dirty trick. Plus: Something voters should know about Becerra. That's The Agenda for May 31-June 7
48hills.org
June 3, 2026 at 12:24 AM