Join us for Taco Tuesday! We'll start cooking at 6:30pm, come when you can, targeting dinner at 7pm. If you're looking for something to bring: dessert, drinks, sides to share, and new friends are always welcome~
Special this week: SF Politics!
The upcoming Mar 5 election has a contest that will impact the next four years of city government. What is the Democratic Party "County Central Committee" (DCCC), and why is it the most important election you've never heard of? We've invited local candidates like Mike Chen and Michael Lai to come hang out & explain what's up with this local election.
This week is also sponsored by @barak's American Politics Company!
Location: 1907 Golden Gate Ave
Door should be open; if not, call/text Austin (408-334-1853) when you arrive!
Prereading
Mike Chen's DCCC FAQ.
GrowSF's DCCC explainer
Are you registered to vote? What party are you registered with? You must be a Democrat to vote for the Democratic Party County Central Committee.
Do you have a plan to vote? You can vote by mail, early vote at City Hall, and vote March 5 at your polling place.
Find your Assembly District to know which candidates you can voting for
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3.00Thanks everyone for listening last night! Make a plan to vote by March 5 (in 6 days), register as a Democrat, and vote for me and the SF Democrats for Change! You can still update your address/party registration if you show up in person, at City Hall or your polling place.
Wow the fact that there are two separate democratic committees called the DCCC is insane