California Races:

SFYR has endorsed the following California constitutional amendment, proposition & referendum positions:

Proposition 1: Would Permit 3rd Trimester Abortions: Vote No
Proposition 26: More Gambling on Certain Tribal Lands: Neutral Position
Proposition 27: Sports Gambling Outside of Tribal Lands: Vote No
Proposition 28: More of the Excessively-High State Budget Going to Public School Teachers: Vote No
Proposition 29: Biannual Dialysis Clinic Negotiating Tactic: Vote No
Proposition 30: New Tax to Subsidize Car Companies: Vote No
Proposition 31: Ban Certain Flavored Tobacco Products: Vote No

 

The following additional Republican candidates will be on the ballot for San Francisco voters this November:

Controller: Lanhee Chen (endorsed by SFYR and by California Young Republicans Federation “CYRF”)

Attorney General: Nathan Hochman (endorsed by SFYR)

Superintendent of Public Instruction: Lance Ray Christensen (endorsed by SFYR)

Governor: Brian Dahle (endorsed by SFYR)

Lt. Governor: Angela Underwood Jacobs (endorsed by SFYR)

Secretary of State: Rob Bernosky (endorsed by SFYR)

Insurance Commissioner: Robert Howell (endorsed by SFYR)

Treasurer: Jack Guerrero (endorsed by SFYR)

Board of Equalization Member District 2: Peter Coe Verbica (endorsed by SFYR)

U.S. Senate (special election): Mark Meuser (endorsed by CYRF and SFYR)

U.S. Senate (regular election): Mark Meuser (endorsed by CYRF and SFYR)

House of Representatives District 2 (Angel Island): Douglas Brower

House of Representatives District 11 (most of SF): John Dennis (endorsed by SFYR)

House of Representatives District 12 (Alameda Island): Stephen Slauson

California State Senate District 2 (Angel Island): Gene Yoon

California Assembly District 18 (Alameda Island): Mindy Pechenuk

California Assembly District 19 (west half of SF): Karsten Weide

Local Races:

SFYR has endorsed:

San Francisco Community College Board: Jason Zeng

San Francisco K-12 Board of Education: Ann Hsu

San Francisco District Attorney:
Rank #1 Joe Alioto Versonese
Rank #2 Brooke Jenkins

Proposition A: Retiree Supplemental Cost of Living Adjustment; Retirement Board Contract with Executive Director: Vote No

Proposition B: Merging City Depts: Vote Yes

Proposition C: Homeless Oversight Commission: Vote No

Proposition D: Housing: Vote Yes

Proposition E: Housing: Vote No

Proposition F: Locking in Funds for Libraries: Vote Yes

Proposition G: Locking in Even More Funds for Only Public Schools: Vote No

Proposition H: Giving Democrat Mayor London Breed an extra year in office: Vote No

Proposition I: Great Highway/Golden Gate Park Closing: Vote Yes

Proposition J: Golden Gate Park Opening: Vote No

Proposition K: Was removed from ballot.

Proposition: L: Transit Funding: Neutral Position

Proposition M: Broad Vacancy Tax: Vote No

Proposition N: Underground Museum Parking Garage: Neutral Position

Proposition O: Extra Parcel Tax for CCSF: Vote No

 

Judge Retention Elections:

California Supreme Court:
Martin Jenkins: Vote Yes

Patricia Guerrero: Vote No
Goodwin Liu: Vote No
Joshua Groban: Vote No
Therese Stewart: Vote No

California Court of Appeal, First District:
Ioana Petrou: Vote Yes

Alison Tucher: Vote No
Victor Rodriguez: Vote No
Carin Fujisaki: Vote No
Tracie Brown: Vote No
Jeremy Goldman: Vote No
Teri Jackson: Vote No
Gordon Burns: Vote No

 

Additional note:

SFYR also endorsed an additional candidate not listed above, however, shortly after they received our endorsement they announced that they were leaving the GOP.  As such, our Board has decided to not list them here.  We have not rescinded such endorsement.  We will assess based upon their campaign platform whether they are still in line with Republican values, and may list them at a later time.