Events
Halloween Lit Drop with Mayor Lurie!
The Mayor and his team will be out in the field supporting the ballot initiatives and candidates he’s endorsed every weekend until Election Day!
Join us to spread the word about the Mayor’s endorsed candidates and ballot initiatives.
No experience necessary! Water and tote bags will be provided.
Alan Wong - GOTV 10/31
Join Team Alan for our Saturday GOTV (Get Out the Vote) canvassing shift on October 31, from 1–3 PM!
We’ll be heading out into the neighborhood to connect with voters as we approach Election Day on Tuesday, November 3!
Saturday, October 31
Time: 1–3 PM
Meeting Location: 1736A 20th Ave, San Francisco
We’ll also have food and drinks available from 12–1 PM for volunteers who would like to join us for lunch before canvassing. Alan will be joining us for lunch as well! Please let us know if you plan to attend lunch so we can plan accordingly.
If you have any questions or need to change your availability, please text me (Sharon) at 530-521-8169. I’ll also send you a reminder the night before to confirm your availability!
Thank you so much for volunteering with the A Team! We appreciate your time and support and look forward to seeing you on Saturday!
Please RSVP if you can join us!
Theo Ellington: GOTV: Final Stretch Field Mobilization
We’re officially in the final stretch. After months of knocking doors, listening to neighbors, and building this campaign block by block, there’s no slowing down now.
Join Theo and our volunteers as we head out for another GOTV mobilization across District 10. We’ll knock doors, check in with voters, and make sure our neighbors have the information they need to make their voices heard.
Whether this is your first time volunteering or you’ve been with us every step of the way, we need you. We’ll train you, pair you with a partner, and make sure you’re ready to go.
Bring a friend, comfortable shoes, and your energy. We’re almost there. Let’s finish strong together.
Theo Ellington: GOTV Final 24 Hours Field Mobilization
There are just 24 hours left. This is our final chance to reach voters, check in with our neighbors, and make sure everyone has a plan to vote.
Join Theo and the team as we head out across District 10 for one final GOTV push. We’ll be knocking doors, talking with voters, and doing everything we can to make sure no voice goes unheard.
This campaign has always been about neighbors showing up for one another. Now, we need to show up one more time.
No experience is needed. We’ll provide training, pair you with a partner, and get you out the door with everything you need.
Bring a friend, comfortable shoes, and your energy. One day left. Let’s give it everything we’ve got.
RTM - Election Day Visibility in San Francisco
It's November 3rd, and there are still votes to get. Join us at Dem HQ at 7am (or whenever you can make it — we will be there all day), and we will dispatch you for visibility all around the city, or put you to work on the phones doing GOTV.
We will meet at Dem HQ at 1469 Webster St starting at 7am until 10am. Please come whenever you can, but the early shift will be the most important. Please sign up so we can send you any updates before or during the event, and to help us bring enough supplies.
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To avoid devastating Bay Area transit service cuts, we need to pass Measure RTM, the five-county transit funding measure, and Prop H in November. Learn more at connectbayarea.com.
Theo Ellington: Election Night Party
Election Night is an opportunity to come together, reflect on the work we’ve done, and celebrate the community that has made this campaign possible. Every conversation, every door knocked, and every neighbor who has stepped up has brought us to this moment.
Join me and our team on November 3 as we watch the results come in and gather with the volunteers, supporters, and neighbors who have been part of this journey across District 10. This campaign has always been about showing up for our communities, listening to our neighbors, and building a future where every voice is heard.
No matter when you joined the campaign, you’ve helped make this effort what it is. I’m grateful to everyone who has given their time, energy, and support to this movement, and I hope you’ll join us as we close out this chapter together.
Let’s come together, celebrate our community, and look ahead to what we can accomplish for District 10. I hope to see you on Election Night!
Yes on C - Lit Drop Mobilization
Prop 1 and Yes on C Mobilization Volunteer Sign-Up
Join us for joint Prop 1 and Yes on C mobilizations! All events are Saturdays from 10am to 12pm. Select every date you are able to attend. Costumes encouraged!
October 28, 2026 – SF Democratic Party
MORE INFO
The San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee will meet on Wednesday, October 28, 2026 at 6:30 pm at Milton Marks Auditorium, 455 Golden Gate Ave, San Francisco, CA 94102. A security screening will be required to enter the building.
Members of the public can live stream the meeting on the Party's YouTube page. Note that you will only be able to view the meeting; to participate you must attend in person or provide written public comment. If we are unable to live stream a video will be uploaded following the meeting.
If you would like to provide a written comment or have questions regarding participating in the meeting please email info@sfdems.org with the email subject containing the phrase “Public Comment”. The San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee strongly recommends submitting written public comment at least 72 hours prior to the scheduled meeting to provide adequate time for committee members to receive and review written comments.
RTM BART+Caltrain Morning of Action
Join us across the Bay Area for our final RTM BART + Caltrain Morning of Action!
We’ll connect with riders at over 30 BART stations, plus San Jose Diridon, Sunnyvale, and San Francisco Caltrain stations during the morning commute, share what’s at stake for local transit, and build support for Measure RTM.
Sign up for a shift near you. When you register, you can choose multiple stations that work for you. We'll confirm exact location with you when we get closer to the date.
In San Francisco, we will also be supporting Prop H at the downtown combined BART and Muni stations. We need both measures to pass!
Talk to BART riders and help secure the future of Bay Area transit!
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To thank you for helping us save public transit, when you complete 2 volunteer shifts, we'll give you a tee shirt! At 5 shifts, we'll give you a "fund the bus" or "fund the train" hat; at 8 shifts, we'll give you a tote bag; and at 10 you get your second hat!
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To avoid devastating Bay Area transit service cuts, we need to pass Measure RTM, the five-county transit funding measure, in November. Learn more at connectbayarea.com.
Lit Drop with Mayor Lurie and Theo Ellington for D10!
The Mayor and his team will be out in the field supporting the ballot initiatives and candidates he’s endorsed every weekend until Election Day!
Join us to spread the word about the Mayor’s endorsed candidates and ballot initiatives.
No experience necessary! Water and tote bags will be provided.
Theo Ellington: GOTV with Mayor Lurie
Every vote matters, and every neighbor deserves to have their voice heard. As we head into the final stretch of this campaign, we’re coming together across District 10 to make sure our community is ready to vote.
Join Theo, Mayor Daniel Lurie, and our team for a field mobilization as we knock doors, talk with neighbors, and help make sure voters have the information they need to cast their ballot. This campaign has always been about showing up for our communities, and now it’s time to bring that energy to GOTV.
Whether you’ve been volunteering with us from the beginning or this is your first time joining us, there’s a place for you on the team. We’ll provide training, pair you with a partner, and make sure you have everything you need.
Bring comfortable shoes, a friend, and your energy. Let’s make sure every vote counts and every voice in District 10 is heard. I hope to see you out there.
Scott Wiener/City College: GOTV in North Beach
Join Scott Wiener, Supervisor Danny Sauter, and City College Board candidates Elijah Ball, Monroe Lace, and Erwin Tam, alongside Team Wiener, the United Democratic Club (UDC), and the Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club (ENDC), for a joint canvassing mobilization in District 3!
Whether you’re a longtime volunteer or knocking doors for the first time, we’ll give you everything you need — a quick training, materials, talking points, and a team to head out with.
Scott has delivered real change for San Francisco, and now we need your help talking to voters about what’s at stake and building the support we need to win.
No experience necessary — just bring comfortable shoes, a charged phone, and your Team Wiener energy!
Come knock doors, meet your neighbors, and help us send Scott to Congress. Every conversation counts.
Flip the House Phone Bank Party!
Help us Flip the House and Senate and get DEMs back in control!!
We are attempting to break the SF phone bank record and reach 1000 voters in one night!!
We need your help! Invite your friends!!!
All are welcome: first time phone bankers and veterans! There will be trainers on site to help and a very easy script to follow. All phone bankers will get a special prize while supplies last!
Ballots have been sent out so we will be calling to make sure they send them in and vote Democrat!
What to bring:
Laptop/Tablet
Headphones
Cell phone
and just for fun: Dress as your favorite politician or political meme! We will have a costume contest at 7:30!
The Gr8T Debate: The Race for San Francisco’s District 8
San Francisco’s District 8, home to the Castro, Noe Valley, Glen Park, Diamond Heights, and the surrounding neighborhoods, will choose a new supervisor this November for the first time since 2018. With Supervisor Rafael Mandelman terming out, voters face a pivotal decision about who will carry the district’s voice to City Hall.
Commonwealth Club World Affairs and the San Francisco Democratic Party present "The Gr8T Debate," a live, one-hour debate featuring candidates Gary McCoy, Michael Nguyen and Darshini Patel. They’ll go head-to-head on the issues that matter most to District 8 residents: housing and affordability, public safety, small business recovery, homelessness and the drug crisis, and preserving the district’s LGBTQ+ history and culture.
Moderated by KQED’s Scott Shafer and Marisa Lagos, co-hosts of "Political Breakdown," this is your chance to hear the candidates in their own words, compare their plans side by side, and decide for yourself before you mark your ballot.
About the Speakers
Gary McCoy has spent his career getting things done for San Francisco, with experience at every level of government, from City Hall to Congress. He served as Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi’s political director and led her national Save Our Health Care campaign to defend Medicare, Medicaid, and the Affordable Care Act, and before that he was her senior congressional aide. He served as a legislative aide to three members of the Board of Supervisors, where he learned the job he is now running for in District 8. For nearly 10 years he has been Speaker Pelosi’s proxy on the San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee, he was appointed by two governors to California’s homelessness council, and he has led both the Alice B. Toklas and Harvey Milk Democratic Clubs. McCoy has earned the support of a coalition that rarely lines up behind one candidate, with the endorsements of both SF YIMBY and the SF Tenants Union, and Alice and Milk, a reflection of the relationships he has built to deliver from Day 1. His top priorities are making it more affordable to live here, improving transit, making our neighborhoods safer, and ensuring small businesses can thrive.
From SRO resident to accomplished tech patent attorney, 20-year community organizer, drag performer (Juicy Liu), and elected SF Democratic Party member, Michael Nguyen’s story is San Francisco's story. As the only candidate in the District 8 race who has held elected office, Nguyen brings analytical precision, lived experience, and a two-decade track record of bringing people together—co-founding QTAPI Week and the LGBTQ March for Asian Lives. He’s not learning how to bring people together on the job; he’s already done the work. District 8 deserves a fighter who puts people first, rejects corporate PAC money, and knows how to turn complex problems into workable, community-powered solutions. Michael is running to stomp on the status quo that has failed to fix our ever-increasing problems. He is the leader that will deliver the bold solutions that San Franciscans deserve!
Darshini Patel studied economics and architecture at Wellesley College. She worked on social innovation and civic participation in President Obama's White House, where she saw how far public policy has to travel to change anyone's daily life. During the 2012 reelection campaign, she helped turn around a struggling organizing region in Virginia, building a 250-person team that made more than 250,000 voter contacts. In 2024, she ran get-out-the-vote in New Hampshire for Kamala Harris. At DoorDash, she helped a young company grow from 15 cities to more than 7,000, launching over 300 markets herself. She then built a team to advocate for small restaurants, bringing owners' needs into company decisions. During COVID, that team helped deliver emergency relief to more than 100,000 small businesses in weeks. She serves on the board of HealthRIGHT 360, a nonprofit providing health-care and recovery services. As supervisor, she would work to get approved housing built, open childcare spaces, make streets safer, improve Muni, protect LGBTQ health clinics, and revive neighborhood commercial corridors. She would publish a housing tracker and a quarterly public scorecard of her office's commitments, spending, outcomes, and mistakes.
Marisa Lagos is a correspondent for KQED’s California Politics and Government Desk and co-hosts the award-winning show and podcast, "Political Breakdown." At KQED, Lagos also conducts reporting, analysis and investigations into state, local and national politics for radio, TV, online and onstage. In 2022, she and co-host Scott Shafer moderated the only gubernatorial debate in California. In 2020, The Washington Post named her one of the top political journalists in California; she was nominated for a Peabody and won several other awards for her work investigating the 2017 California wildfires. She has worked at the San Francisco Chronicle, San Francisco Examiner and Los Angeles Times. A UC Santa Barbara graduate, she lives in San Francisco with her two sons and husband.
Scott Shafer is the senior politics correspondent with the KQED Politics and Government desk. He is co-host of "Political Breakdown," the award-winning radio show and podcast with a personal take on the world of politics. Shafer came to KQED in 1998 to host the statewide "California Report." Prior to that he had extended stints in politics and government. He uses that inside experience at KQED in his, reporting, hosting and analysis for the politics desk. Scott recently completed a 5-part podcast titled "The Speaker," examining Rep. Nancy Pelosi's life and legacy. Previously he collaborated on "Political Breakdown" and on "The Political Mind of Jerry Brown," an eight-part series about the life and extraordinary political career of the former governor. For fun, he plays water polo and swims with the San Francisco Tsunami.
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Lit Drop with Mayor Lurie and Board President Mandelman!!
The Mayor and his team will be out in the field supporting the ballot initiatives and candidates he’s endorsed every weekend until Election Day!
Join us to spread the word about the Mayor’s endorsed candidates and ballot initiatives.
No experience necessary! Water and tote bags will be provided.
Theo Ellington for D10 Supervisor - Potrero Hill & Dogpatch Mobilization
Our campaign is about showing up, listening to our neighbors, and making sure every community in District 10 has a voice. I'm looking forward to joining our team and volunteers in Potrero Hill and Dogpatch as we continue meeting residents and building relationships across the neighborhood.
We'll be knocking doors, talking with neighbors, and hearing directly about the issues that matter most to them. From housing and public safety to jobs, small businesses, and stronger neighborhoods, these conversations help shape the work we do together.
Whether you're joining us for your first canvass or you've been organizing for years, we'd love to have you there. No experience is needed. We'll provide training, pair you with a partner, and make sure you have everything you need to get started.
Bring a friend, comfortable shoes, water, and your voice. I hope to see you out in Potrero Hill and Dogpatch!
Yes on RTM - Talking to Voters at No Kings at Dolores Park
We'll be tabling and flyering to connect with voters, explaining how vital it is to pass the Regional Transit Measure and Prop H this November! Join us to help with make sure our regional transit system survives and thrives.
We will meet at the corner of 18th and Church Streets. If we have enough volunteers, we'll spread out to other key spots, but we'll maintain a presence at 18th and Church for the duration.
Please sign up so we can send you any updates before or during the event, and to help us bring enough supplies.
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To avoid devastating Bay Area transit service cuts, we need to pass Measure RTM, the five-county transit funding measure, and Prop H in November. Learn more at connectbayarea.com.
Team Alan - Mobilize with Local 87
Join Alan and the A Team on Saturday 10/17 from 10am-12pm as we host a mobilization at Parkside Square. We'll be canvassing!
If you have any questions or need to change your availability, please message me (Sharon) at 530-521-8169. I will also text you the night before to confirm your availability!
Thank you for volunteering with Team Alan! We’re excited to have you join us!
Yes on C - Lit Drop Mobilization
Prop 1 and Yes on C Mobilization Volunteer Sign-Up
Join us for joint Prop 1 and Yes on C mobilizations! All events are Saturdays from 10am to 12pm. Select every date you are able to attend.
Gary McCoy for D8 Supervisor - Canvass for Gary - Noe Valley
Join SF Labor Council, SEIU Local 87, SEIU Local 2015 and Team Gary at Noe Valley Playground at 10:00 AM to elect Gary as District 8 Supervisor! No prior experience needed – we'll give you a training and everything you need. Wear comfortable shoes.
SFDems Campaign Headquarters Kickoff Party!
Our Field Office for the 2026 Midterm Elections is officially open!
To celebrate the San Francisco Democratic Party field headquarters pop-up, we're having a kickoff party. Come see our space, meet volunteers, and learn more about volunteering for our Red to Blue phone banking program to win the Senate and House! There will be other campaigns available as well if you wish to learn more about all of the other volunteer opportunities and ways to get involved this election season.
We'll have snacks and light refreshments.
We're open everyday until Election Day. More info on that here: https://www.mobilize.us/cadems/event/1059571/
Yes on RTM - Phonebanking with SDA & SFTR
We're phone-banking and connecting with voters, explaining how vital it is to pass the Regional Transit Measure this November! Join us, San Francisco Transit Riders, and Senior & Disability Action to help with make sure our regional transit system survives and thrives.
We will meet at the Senior & Disability Action office (222 8th St). Please sign up so we can send you any updates before or during the event, and to help us bring enough supplies.
Remember to bring headphones and a fully charged phone!
If you'd like to join virtually, click the link here: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84886525381
Special Meeting - October 11, 2026 – SF Democratic Party
The San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee will hold a special meeting on Sunday, October 11, 2026 at 6:30 pm via Zoom webinar. If you want to join the meeting via Zoom, click here.
Members of the public can live stream the meeting on the Party's YouTube page. Note that you will only be able to view the meeting; to participate you must attend the Zoom webinar directly or provide written public comment. If we are unable to live stream the meeting a video recording will be uploaded following the meeting.
If you would like to provide a written comment or have questions regarding participating in the meeting please email info@sfdems.org with the email subject containing the phrase “Public Comment”. The San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee strongly recommends submitting written public comment at least 72 hours prior to the scheduled meeting to provide adequate time for committee members to receive and review written comments.
Lit Drop for Mayor Lurie with Supervisor Wong!
The Mayor and his team will be out in the field supporting the ballot initiatives and candidates he’s endorsed every weekend until Election Day!
Join us to spread the word about the Mayor’s endorsed candidates and ballot initiatives.
No experience necessary! Water and tote bags will be provided.
Scott Wiener for Congress - National Coming Out Day Mega Mobilization
Join Team Wiener, HRC, Equality California, the Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club, the CADEM LGBTQ Caucus, and the United Democratic Club for our biggest canvass launch of the campaign — a National Coming Out Day day of action to knock doors, talk with voters, and cover the entire Castro and surrounding neighborhoods for Scott Wiener for Congress!
This is a historic moment: electing Scott would make him the first openly LGBTQ member of Congress from not just San Francisco, but the entire Bay Area. We've already brought the Castro to Sacramento, with Scott standing as one of the most effective legislators in the country for the LGBTQ community. Now it's time to bring the Castro to Congress, so our community can keep leading the fight to protect LGBTQ people nationwide.
We're just over three weeks from Election Day, and this is a tight race — whether Scott wins depends on what we do between now and November 3rd. Every door we knock and every voter we talk to makes a difference, and the window to get involved is closing fast.
We're kicking things off in style: come for drag performances and high energy before we hit the pavement to knock doors. This is shaping up to be the most fun, highest-energy canvass launch of the whole campaign, and we want you there for it.
We'll meet at the top of Dolores Park, by the 20th St Muni stop, for a brief training and overview before we head out to knock doors. Whether this is your first time canvassing or you've done it many times before, you'll be fully supported every step of the way — no prior experience required. We'll provide all the materials you need and pair you with experienced volunteers if helpful.
This is a family-friendly, in-person event, and all are welcome. Come out (literally!) to meet neighbors, build community, and help elect Scott Wiener to Congress.
Yes on RTM
We're canvassing and connecting with voters, explaining how vital it is to pass the Regional Transit Measure this November! Join us to help make sure our regional transit system survives and thrives.
We will meet at In front of City College Tennis Courts (intersection of Edna and Havelock) at 10 AM. Please sign up so we can send you any updates before or during the event, and to help us bring enough supplies.
A Neighborhood Thank You with Scott Wiener
Come hang out with Team Wiener for an afternoon of food, music, community, and conversation!
We’re bringing neighbors together from across San Francisco for a casual community gathering with Scott Wiener, focused on one of the biggest challenges facing our city: how we make San Francisco a place where working people and families can actually afford to live and thrive. Scott will be joined by Theo Ellington and other community leaders throughout the afternoon as we hear directly from neighbors about affordability and the everyday challenges facing our communities.
This isn’t a formal town hall — come grab some food, listen to music, meet your neighbors, talk directly with Scott, and enjoy the afternoon with us. We’ll have:
Food from Gumbo Social
Live music
Grocery gift card giveaways
Local community vendors
Opportunities to meet and talk with Scott & Theo
Friday, October 9 | 4:00–6:00 PM
Address available upon RSVP
Bring your family, friends, neighbors, and your questions. We’d love to have you there!
Theo Ellington for D10 Supervisor - Ice Cream with Firefighters
Join me for a fun after-school ice cream social with our local firefighters! 🍦🚒
Stop by for free ice cream, meet some of our neighborhood firefighters, and get a chance to check out a real fire truck. It’s a great opportunity for kids and families to enjoy a sweet treat, connect with neighbors, and meet some of the people who help keep our community safe.
Bring the family, bring a friend, and come hang out with us after school. I hope to see you there!
Yes on RTM - BART Day of Action
Join us across the Bay Area for our RTM BART Day of Action! We’ll connect with riders at all 50 BART stations during the afternoon commute, share what’s at stake for local transit, and build support for Measure RTM. Sign up for a shift near you and help secure the future of Bay Area transit.
No on G - Weeknight Knock the Block & Knockback
Meet at Mission Dolores Park near the entrance at 19th St and Dolores St.
We'll canvass our friendly neighbors for a short hour and then meet up for a round of drinks and appetizers at Fort Point Valencia.
Even if you've never done this before, just bring comfortable shoes and a good attitude!
This is how we win. See you there!
Yes on RTM: Phonebanking with SPUR in San Francisco
We're phonebanking and connecting with voters, explaining how vital it is to pass the Regional Transit Measure this November! Join us to help with make sure our regional transit system survives and thrives.
We will meet at the SPUR office at 5pm. Please sign up so we can send you any updates before or during the event, and to help us bring enough supplies.
Remember to bring headphones and a fully charged phone!
Lit Drop Kickoff with Mayor Lurie!
The Mayor and his team will be out in the field supporting the ballot initiatives and candidates he’s endorsed every weekend until Election Day!
Join us to spread the word about the Mayor’s endorsed candidates and ballot initiatives.
No experience necessary! Water and tote bags will be provided.
Team Wiener and SF Democrats Mega Mobilization
Join Team Wiener, SF Dems, United Democratic Club, Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club, for Mega Mobilization Canvass—a citywide effort to help get Scott Wiener to Congress and others elected
With ballots arriving in voters’ mailboxes any day now and this race more competitive than ever, it’s critical that we reach as many San Franciscans as possible to share why Scott is the right leader for this moment. Scott has a proven record of delivering results—standing up for working families, tackling the housing crisis, and fighting for safer, more affordable communities across San Francisco.
Whether you’re a seasoned volunteer or brand new, you’ll be part of a large, supportive team working together to make a real impact. Our organizers will provide everything you need to feel confident knocking doors and having meaningful conversations with voters.
Let’s show what a united Democratic community can do—together.
Theo Ellington for D10 Supervisor: Potrero Hill Mobilization
Strong communities are built by neighbors showing up for one another. I'm looking forward to joining our team and volunteers for a field mobilization in Potrero Hill as we continue listening to residents and building a campaign rooted in community voices.
We'll be out talking with neighbors about the issues that matter most, from housing and public safety to creating good jobs and strengthening our neighborhoods. Whether you're knocking doors for the first time or have been involved in campaigns before, there is a place for you on this team.
No experience is needed. We'll provide training, pair you with a partner, and make sure you have everything you need to get started.
Bring a friend, comfortable shoes, and your ideas for the future of District 10. I hope to see you out there!
No on G: Weekend Knock the Block & Knockback
Meet at Noe Valley Town Square.
We'll canvass our friendly neighbors for a short hour and then meet up for a round of drinks and pizza at Haystack Pizza.
Even if you've never done this before, just bring comfortable shoes and a good attitude!
This is how we win. See you there!
Mobilize with the Mayor! D8/9 Merchant Walks
The Mayor’s team will be out in the field supporting the ballot initiatives and candidates he’s endorsed every weekend until Election Day!
This Sunday, join us in the Richmond to hit the streets, connect with local businesses, and build visible support for our endorsed candidates and ballot initiatives.
No experience necessary! Water, tote bags, and tape will be provided.