Natalie Gee
Chief Of Staff, District 10 Supervisor Shamann Walton, City and County of San Francisco
Chief Of Staff, District 10 Supervisor Shamann Walton, City and County of San Francisco
Supports new Great Highway compromise ballot measure and opposes Mayor Lurie’s Family Zoning Plan.
Backs grants for neighborhood small businesses and streamlined permitting for local entrepreneurs, while opposing BUILD Act transfer-tax cuts.
Opposes disarming police of their guns and supports less-lethal Tasers before firearms.
Supports after-school programs and job-training pathways, and backed fair pay and benefits for educators.
Supported CAREN Act civil remedies, supports expanded departmental language access, and defends San Francisco sanctuary values.
Opposes excessive contracting-out of city services and backed UESF’s strike for better pay.
Calls for fully staffing SFPD in Sunset, supports officers walking neighborhood beats, and would expand unarmed crisis response teams.
Opposes eliminating district elections for supervisors and delegating Board oversight to mayor; calls for inclusive charter-reform public engagement.
Supports multi-family housing near Muni lines, opposes Mayor Lurie’s Family Zoning Plan, and supports Prop I-style affordable housing transfer taxes.
Supports food pantries, congregate meals, youth violence-prevention and after-school programs, and would expand senior centers and home-delivered meals.
Defends San Francisco sanctuary status, supports expanding language access across departments, and plans to work with immigrant-serving nonprofits.
Advanced a Black Maternal Health Week resolution, pledges to ensure immigrant residents access healthcare, and would expand transportation to medical appointments.
Supports street repaving and traffic calming, N-Judah stops with better platforms, and increased Muni service within Sunset.
Opposes BUILD Act transfer-tax cuts, supported CAREN Act civil remedies, and supported COVID grocery worker hazard pay.
Opposes BUILD Act transfer-tax cuts, supports Overpaid CEO Tax levies, and supports reviewing excessive contracting-out for savings.
Secured COVID hazard pay for grocery workers, backed UESF’s strike for better pay and benefits, and supported state-level minimum-wage ballot measures.
Support comes from a broad coalition of labor unions, tenant advocates, progressive groups, and current and former local leaders. That mix suggests confidence in strong ties to working families, renters, educators, and community-based organizing. The backing also points to trust in local governing experience and deep relationships across San Francisco civic life.
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.
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.