Spotlight On: Money in San Francisco Politics

Join us for an in-depth analysis of the role of money in San Francisco politics, focusing on financial support for local ballot propositions. Get a comprehensive report by a seasoned local reporter Joe Rivano Barros from , an independent news organization based in the Mission District. You'll get insights into how funds are raised, distributed, and used to influence public opinion and how this changes the outcomes of crucial local issues.

This investigative deep dive will illuminate the financial forces that are shaping San Francisco's political landscape. Don't miss this opportunity to better understand the monetary dynamics impacting our city's future.

Accessibility:

Public transit: Take Muni routes 1, 28, 38, or 38R. From BART, get off at Montgomery Street station and take Muni route 38.

By car: There is metered parking on Clement and two-hour parking on Funston and parallel avenues (check signs for street cleaning times).

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Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Internet Archive, 300 Funston Avenue, San Francisco, United States