Jeremy Greco

Backs Sunset Dunes car-free park, supports 100% local clean energy, and advocates for managed retreat and wetland restoration.

Supports DPH reproductive health services access.

Advocates for a cooperative business initiative, supports commercial rent control policies, and supports a San Francisco public bank.

Supports fair pay for educators and backs city help for SFUSD childcare. Opposes JROTC in public schools.

Backs full rights for transgender people, supports multilingual government and public education, and opposes city cooperation with ICE.

Supports SFPD enforcement of moving violations, backs foot patrols and neighborhood beat cops, and supports ending cash bail for non-violent crimes.

Supports district elections over the at-large system, backs participatory budgeting at 5%, and advocates for open-source voting systems.

Opposes Mayor’s Family Zoning Plan, backs community land trusts and co-ops, and supports vacancy and flipping taxes.

Proposes small-house villages for homelessness, supports expanded District 4 navigation centers, and calls for stronger nonprofit social-services standards.

Supports education and health care for undocumented residents, backs non-citizen voting in local elections, and opposes city cooperation with ICE programs.

Supports Healthy SF reproductive health services, protects community health programs from budget cuts, and promotes SF State nursing elder care partnerships.

Backs city government boycott of Israel and supports supervisors taking offshore oil drilling positions.

Opposes Fleet Week and Blue Angels flyovers, and opposes JROTC programs in public schools.

Supports keeping Sunset Dunes car-free, backs free fares for Muni, and champions expanded bus rapid transit.

Supports Prop K Great Highway closure; supported Prop I real estate transfer tax and Prop 32 minimum wage increase.

Launched Sunset Solos series at Sealevel and champions community-based arts programs and public performance space.

Supports Housing First for addiction and opposes forced drug screening of poor residents.

Supported Prop I real estate transfer tax, supports increased taxes on CEOs and speculation, and supports protecting senior services from budget cuts.

Supported raising minimum wage Prop 32, backs union jobs in city projects, and advocates expanded local hiring requirements.