litmus test<\/a>\u201d while they actively support their own litmus test for rent control! Sorry, but that doesn\u2019t fly in the tenant-rich neighborhoods of D6. As for the downtown establishment, they are smart to attack the Progressive Primary. Their visions of sneaking away with the District 6 seat are quickly dissipating!<\/p>\nHow about the higher-profile progressive candidates? All things being even, one of them should win this race. That makes them the most conservative candidates in terms of tactics and engagement (not on the issues.) Most have political advisers who are confounded by the contradiction of my political negatives and prowess. They want my political support without the big target on their back that comes with it. They also aren\u2019t excited about having to do so much work so early in the campaign. It\u2019s no surprise that they aren\u2019t jumping up and down, eager to sign up for the Primary. My assumption is that they want to win the election. That\u2019s the reason they will end up participating in the Progressive Primary.<\/p>\n
Finally, we have progressive candidates who don\u2019t have a significant political operation or funding base. I would never slight a person who puts themselves out there for public service. It is a very difficult thing to do personally, and each one should be lauded for putting themselves out on the line. However, our RCV system in this race could very well put these candidates in the position of spoiler. For example, even though 2006 was a pretty clearly defined race, nearly 30% of the ballots cast for the 4th to last place finishers were exhausted and never counted. In a bigger field, it is safe to assume that and even greater percentage and number of votes will not be counted. The Progressive Primary is designed to mitigate this problem, not to provide an additional forum to the smaller campaigns in the district.<\/p>\n
Again, the main purpose of the Progressive Primary is to determine the strongest progressive campaign for District 6 Supervisor, to give that campaign a boost headed into the campaign season, and to minimize the number of progressive ballots that exhaust through the RCV process.<\/p>\n
Progressives in San Francisco have fought hard to minimize the influence of special interest money in our elections and have set up a system of partial public financing in Supervisor and Mayor races. While I would prefer a more robust public financing program, this is the system that is currently in place. The threshold for qualifying for public financing is $5000 in at least 75 \u2013 $10-$100 contributions from San Francisco residents. While this threshold is significant, three candidates running for District 6 Supervisor have already qualified. While money is not the most important thing in a district race (for example, I have never been the top fundraiser in a District 6 race), I don\u2019t think that you can win without the ability to set up phone banks and send some mail. This takes some money. Given this, any progressive candidate serious about winning in 2010 needs to at least be able to qualify for public financing.<\/p>\n
One thing that I learned about being a candidate is that it is hard to put yourself first and take care of progressive politics at the same time. We shouldn\u2019t expect that any of our candidates are able to do that yet. With that said, I think that we should be looking for the type of vision from our candidates that acknowledges that there is something out there that is bigger than their individual campaign for Supervisor.<\/p>\n
In the meantime, I am willing to continue to take the necessary political hits that come along with implementing a progressive vision for our politics and our City.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I see three basic categories of candidates in this race. Let\u2019s start with the candidates who are not Progressives. Clearly they will criticize the Progressive Primary, just as they will criticize progressive values and issues. I am confident that any of our progressive candidates can handle any downtown candidate in a one-on-one debate. It\u2019s easy enough to contrast downtown\u2019s disdain for a progressive \u201clitmus test\u201d while they actively support their own litmus test for rent control! Sorry, but that doesn\u2019t fly in the tenant-rich neighborhoods of D6. As for the downtown establishment, they are smart to attack the Progressive Primary. Their visions of sneaking away with the District 6 seat are quickly dissipating!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":10,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[19,17],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-1999","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","hentry","category-opinion","category-politics"],"yoast_head":"\n
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