CALIFORNIA POLITICS
FROM CITY COUNCIL TO U.S. CONGRESS
CONSULTANTS AND COMMITTEES
Alameda County Democratic Central Committee
Brick Circle Advisors
Eveleth Group
Hsieh and Associates Consulting
Nicole Yelich Strategies
San Francisco Women's Political Committee
Valentin Consulting (NY)
CAMPAIGNS
FEDERAL
Pete Stark for U.S. Congress
STATE
David Cortese for California State Senate, 2020
David Chiu for State Assembly (PAC)
Fiona Ma for California State Assembly
Joy Silver for California State Senate
Rich Gordon for State Assembly, 2010
Rich Gordon for State Assembly, 2014
COUNTY
Ahsha Safaí for San Francisco Supervisor 2020
Ahsha Safaí for San Francisco Supervisor 2016
Arthur Tom for San Francisco Supervisor
Claudine Cheng for San Francisco Supervisor
Chris Cunnie for San Francisco County Sheriff
Christine Johnson for San Francisco Supervisor
Daniel Dean for San Francisco Superior Court Judge
David Canepa for San Mateo County Supervisor 2016
David Canepa for San Mateo County Supervisor 2020
Emily Murase for San Francisco School Board
Julie Christensen for San Francisco Supervisor (PAC)
F.X. Crowley for San Francisco Supervisor
Gina Papan for San Mateo County Supervisor
Jo-Ann Sockolov for SMC Board of Education
Josephine Zhao for San Francisco School Board
Juan Raigoza for San Mateo County Controller
Madeline Kronnenberg for Board of Education
Mónica Chinchilla for San Francisco Board of Education
Nancy O’Malley for Alameda County District Attorney
Nathan Fletcher for San Diego County Supervisor
Rhodesia Ransom for San Joaquin County Supervisor
Sandie Arnott for San Mateo County Tax Collector
San Benito County Council of Governments
San Francisco Supervisor Malia Cohen
Sharmin Bock for San Francisco District Attorney
Susan Greenberg for SMC Superior Court Judge
Treva Reid for Oakland City Council
Trevor McNeil for San Francisco School Board
Warren Slocum for San Mateo County Supervisor
CITY & LOCAL
Abel Guillen for Oakland City Council (PAC)
Adonica Shaw Porter for Pacfica City Council
Allison Bajracharya for Los Angeles School Board
Ally Medina for Emeryville City Council
Allyson Damikalos for Tustin School Board
Antonio Martinez for San Diego City Council
Brian O'Neill for San Jose City Council
Bruce Quan for Oakland City Council
Charles Davis for Compton School Board
Dave Schoenthal for Richmond City Council
David Lim for San Mateo City Council
Deborah Matthews for Berkeley City Council
Dennis Herrera for San Francisco City Attorney
Giselle Hale for Redwood City Council
Lori Droste for Berkeley City Council
Lynne Canning for Arcata City Council
Jason Galisatus for Redwood City Council
Marjan Philhour for DCCC
Mark Olbert for San Carlos City Council
Mary Jung for DCCC
Mike Alvarez-Cohen for Berkeley City Council
Neil Layton for San Carlos School Board
Ray Buenaventura for Daly City City Council, 2014
Ray Buenaventura for Daly City City Council, 2018
Rebecca Kaplan for Oakland City Council
San Francisco Women's Political Committee, 2016, 2018
Wayne Lee for Millbrae City Council
MEASURES
Yes on C 2020, Childrens Health and Child Care Initiative
City of Millbrae Fire Assessment
Home Together 2020, Alameda County
Yes on D 2018, Affordable Housing for All, San Francisco
Yes on G 2018, San Benito County
No on C 2020, San Francisco
Measure HH 2016, Coalition for Healthy Oakland Children
Measure B 2016, Kingsburg
Measure J, San Francisco (PAC)
Measure L, San Francisco
Measure RR 2016, Keep BART Safe and Reliable
Measure S, Berkeley
Measure T, Richmond
Measure V, San Francisco (Soda Tax)
Yes on H 2018, Safe Neighborhoods for All
San Franciscans for a Safe and Affordable City (PAC)
San Francisco Police Officers Association (PAC)
Yes on E 2018, SF Kids vs. Big Tobacco (PAC)
PUBLIC AFFAIRS
Community Housing Partnership (SF)
San Francisco District Attorney's Office
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Union Square Business Improvement District (SF)
United Coalition for Motor Club Safety
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