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@SFElections
Official Twitter account of the San Francisco Department of Elections.
San Francisco, CA
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    SF Elections
    @SFElections
    Aug 12
    Bilingual poll workers help make sure EVERY voter in San Francisco can cast their ballot with confidence! πŸ“ At every polling place, poll workers provide official voting materials and assistance in Cantonese, Mandarin, Spanish, Tagalog, Vietnamese and more. We are actively
    Group of three people engaged in poll worker and election-related activity at a table with informational materials and a red ballot box. Signing indicates the setting is a polling place hosted by San Francisco Elections with many signs in different colors for different languages.
    A group of three people are seated at a table with voting materials for San Francisco Elections. The table is covered with documents, pens, and informational pamphlets. There are colorful posters on the wall behind them with instructions in different languages. The individuals are smiling and appear engaged with the materials.
    A group of three people seated and standing behind a blue table at a San Francisco Elections polling station. The table has voting materials, including papers, pens, and a "Vote Here" sign. A drop box and informational posters are also visible.
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    SF Elections
    @SFElections
    Aug 11
    Big thumbs up for youth in democracy! πŸ‘πŸ—³οΈ Did you know high school students (16+) can serve as SF poll workers, gain real-world civic experience, AND earn money? πŸŽ“ Serving at the polls is a great way to boost your resume or college applications and give back to your community.
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    SF Elections
    @SFElections
    Aug 10
    Hey, SF! Ever wondered who makes up the team that welcomes you at your neighborhood polling place? πŸ—³οΈπŸ‘‹ Meet some of the friendly faces who helped make past San Francisco elections smooth, secure, and accessible. From community centers to school gyms, local libraries, and
    Group of four people smiling at an indoor polling station with voting materials on a table. The background shows voting booths and a gymnasium setting. The image is marked with a "San Francisco Elections" logo.
    This image shows four individuals at a San Francisco polling place located in a neighborhood garage. Two are sitting at a table with documents, while two stand behind. The setup includes informational materials and a sign with the "San Francisco Elections" logo.
    Four people pose together in the lobby of a large community center with large windows showing greenery outside. They stand and sit behind a table of election materials including ballots and a voting roster, signs and pens with the San Francisco Department of Elections logo included.
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    SF Elections
    @SFElections
    Jul 29
    Transparency in action! πŸ“Έ Here's an insider look at Ballot Simplification Council (BSC) hearings as the Council works to craft clear, fair, and impartial summaries of local ballot measures for the upcoming November election. Did you know that the public is invited to
    5 members of the Ballot Simplification Council and their clerk are seated in wooden benches facing a panel with desks. The room features wooden paneling and is decorated with flags near the panel. The lighting is warm, with chandeliers overhead. People are sitting in the audience listening and waiting to give comment.
    A City Hall hearing room scene with several people seated in rows of wooden benches facing a panel with desks. The room features wooden paneling and is decorated with flags near the panel. Some attendees are using electronic devices. The lighting is warm, with chandeliers overhead. People are sitting in the audience listening and waiting to give comment.
    A City Hall hearing room scene with several people seated in rows of wooden benches facing a panel with desks. The room features wooden paneling and is decorated with flags near the panel. Some attendees are using electronic devices. The lighting is warm, with chandeliers overhead. A woman is standing near the front of the room offering public comment.
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    SF Elections
    @SFElections
    Jul 20
    Ever wondered who writes those clear, easy-to-read summaries of local ballot measures in your Voter Information Pamphlet? Meet the Ballot Simplification Council (BSC)! πŸ—³οΈπŸ“– Starting today, this nonpartisan body is officially getting to work for the upcoming November election!
    5 members of the Ballot Simplification Council stand in front of California's State Flag and San Francisco's Flag in a Hearing Room at City Hall.