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A champion for economic recovery and San Francisco commissioner chair who passed the first-in-the-nation law allowing public banks in California, Jackie is the visionary and practical leader we need in District 9. 


She is dedicated to:


  • innovative strategies to ensure community safety
  • economic recovery that puts neighborhoods and small businesses first
  • stronger mental health care services
  • affordable housing 
  • better public schools


A graduate of Stanford University and former educator at SF State University, Jackie fought alongside her Native American relatives at Standing Rock against the Dakota Access Pipeline and organized the Public Bank Coalition in San Francisco. Raised by her single mom, Jackie is a Latina renter and LGTBQ woman who is 100% independent of corporate special interests.

 

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