Sister Warriors Action Fund Has Joined The People’s PAC

Sister Warriors Action Fund has joined The People’s PAC!

The People’s PAC is a collective of femme-led organizations working to transform California’s political landscape: building a voting bloc, supporting candidates, and advancing a feminist vision for our communities.

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A Feminist Future Built Around Human Dignity.

We’re building collective power to shape elections across California and advance a feminist vision that centers human dignity, community investment, and the leadership of those most impacted by criminalization and incarceration.

The People’s PAC endorsements for Nov. 3 are in. Every candidate on this list met the coalition’s standard: clean money, alignment with its platform, a real path to winning, and roots in the communities they’d serve.

Jackie Elward

State Assembly, District 12

An immigrant from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, an educator and a labor organizer, Jackie serves on the Rohnert Park City Council, where she helped bring the city to 100% renewable power. She’s fighting for affordable housing, wildfire resilience, and the rights of immigrant and LGBTQ+ neighbors in the North Bay.

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Isaac Bryan

State Assembly, District 55

A community organizer and founder of the UCLA Black Policy Project, Assemblymember Bryan chairs the Assembly Natural Resources Committee. He’s a proven champion for care-first public safety and for the communities most impacted by incarceration.

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John Erickson

State Senate, District 24

A West Hollywood City Councilmember who finished first in the June primary, John is fighting for renters, LGBTQ+ Californians, and working families. His priorities are affordable housing, healthcare, and climate action.

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Sarah Rascón

State Senate, District 26

Raised in El Sereno by her immigrant grandmother, Sarah is a first-generation college grad and environmental justice advocate who most recently led county and regional affairs for the L.A. Mayor’s office. She’s running to bring housing access, affordability, and environmental justice to the Eastside and beyond.

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Proposition 39

Vote No on Prop 39 · Statewide proposition

Prop 39 would require government ID to vote in person and ID numbers on mail-ballot envelopes. It would cost taxpayers millions and put eligible voters at risk of having their ballots thrown out. Our votes shouldn’t come with new barriers.

Measure E

Vote Yes on Measure E · Local ballot measure, for L.A. County voters

Measure E sets clear rules for L.A. County’s ethics oversight, including how its officials are appointed, how long they serve, and what they’re responsible for. It also continues the County’s commitment to community investment and alternatives to incarceration.