Tell the Board of Supervisors: Vote NO on unqualified SF Police Commission nominees!

San Francisco Board of Supervisors

Find your SF Supervisorial district here and your Supervisor’s contact info here.

NOTE: The Rules Committee REJECTED nominees Nancy Tung and Geoffrey Gordon-Creed. The vote now goes to the whole board.

The Board will vote on Tuesday, June 9. Public comment on this item won’t be heard at the meeting, so please call before Tuesday.

Call Script

I am a member of Indivisible San Francisco and I live in district <your district>.

[If your Supervisor is Gordon Mar or Hillary Ronen]: I am calling to thank the Supervisor for voting NO on the nominations of Nancy Tung and Geoffrey Gordon-Creed to the SF Police Commission in the Rules Committee.

[If your Supervisor is Catherine Stefani]: I am calling to express my disappointment that the Supervisor voted YES on the nominations of Nancy Tung and Geoffrey Gordon-Creed to the SF Police Commission in the Rules Committee.

[If your supervisor is Fewer, Peskin, Walton, Yee, Mandelman, Preston, Haney, or Safaí]: I am calling to ask the Supervisor to vote NO on the nominations of Nancy Tung and Geoffrey Gordon-Creed to the SF Police Commission in the full Board Vote, and also to lift curfew in SF.

Tung is a law-and-order conservative who will give the police an even freer hand to violate the civil rights of SF residents.

Geoffrey Gordon-Creed is an unqualified business lawyer with no record of engaging on criminal justice issues or representing communities impacted by policing policies.

Especially now, I urge the Supervisors to make sure our SF Police Commission is staffed by qualified members who are committed to upholding civil rights.

Context

Nancy Tung and Geoffrey Gordon-Creed have been nominated by Mayor London Breed to serve on the SF Police Commission. This is bad news!

Tung is a “law-and-order” conservative who will give the police an even freer hand to violate the civil rights of SF residents.

Geoffrey Gordon-Creed is an unqualified business lawyer with no record of engaging on criminal justice issues or representing communities impacted by policing policies.

Tell the Board of Supervisors to vote NO on these unqualified candidates.

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