Please join me for a fun evening at the Election Night Watch Party hosted by the San Francisco GOP. It will be an exciting evening that we will not forget!

This upcoming election gives us the opportunity to make real change for California. We must choose to restore common sense and public safety, but to do that we need to say “No” to misguided policies and “Yes” to keep our neighborhoods safe.

AIPCA Chairman Victor Marani had put it best:

“Yvette Corkrean resonates across the political spectrum among all people because of her no-nonsense approach. She is clearly the best candidate for State Senate.”

My campaign has identified enough movable Democrat and Non-Party Preference voters to defeat Scott Wiener. We just need more funding to target these voters.

This organization chose to support my campaign because we both believe in protecting the rights of every Californian while pushing for common sense reforms and restoring public safety in our communities.

This endorsement, combined with that of the California Sheriffs’ Association and The California Fraternal Order of Police, reflect confidence in my commitment to restoring public safety in Senate District 11 and throughout our State.

“We support Ms. Corkrean’s candidacy due to her staunch commitment to public safety and law enforcement concerns along with her devotion to community service,” said CAFOP President Roger Hilton. “We feel she is the right candidate to keep the people of San Francisco and San Mateo safe.”

-California Fraternal Order of Police, a group composed of 21,500 law enforcement members

I am honored to share some exciting news today. ConnectedSF has officially endorsed my campaign for State Senate, meaning more local communities are standing up to the failed policies of Scott Wiener.

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This recognition from such a respected publication of San Francisco shows that our communities across this city share a vision for a safer, more prosperous San Francisco.