Natalie Gee, a community organizer and SF State alum, champions working families and equitable public safety.

Running for San Francisco's District 4 Board of Supervisors, Natalie Gee emphasizes community policing and affordable housing while opposing policies that displace residents. A former chief of staff to Supervisor Shamann Walton, she supports labor rights and environmental protections, backed by major unions and advocacy groups. Her campaign is rooted in her experiences as a renter and the daughter of immigrants, aiming to prioritize everyday people over special interests.

Natalie Gee, a community organizer and SF State alum, champions working families and equitable public safety. Running for San Francisco's District 4 Board of Supervisors, Natalie Gee emphasizes community policing and affordable housing while opposing policies that displace residents. A former chief of staff to Supervisor Shamann Walton, she supports labor rights and environmental protections, backed by major unions and advocacy groups. Her campaign is rooted in her experiences as a renter and the daughter of immigrants, aiming to prioritize everyday people over special interests.

Who's recommending GeeNatalie Gee has endorsements from organized labor, tenant and advocacy groups, and a range of current and former elected officials. Her campaign is supported by major unions such as SEIU 1021, the Working Families Party, and the San Francisco Tenants Union.

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Natalie Gee (朱凱勤) was born and raised in San Francisco and has spent over twenty years fighting to make sure every neighborhood and every voice counts. Her activism started in her childhood, translating meetings. She organized in Chinatown for over ten years, empowering youth. As a Chief of Staff in City Hall, and active union leader with IFPTE, Natalie has secured important legislative victories for working families. Natalie is fluent in Cantonese and is happily married to her husband Ryan.

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Cynthia Smith

Alan Wong showed up to the SFUSD teacher picket to shake hands, shout HIS name, and interrupt our strike. He did not join our strike and interrupted our picket. Everything he stands for are policies that make SF more difficult for the average person and growing family. "School choice" is another way to say defund public schools and segregate based on wealth.

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