Wed September 26, 2018
District 6 Supervisor Debate: The Race to Lead the Innovation District
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District 6 Supervisor Debate: The Race to Lead the Innovation District
From City Hall to Treasure Island, the Tenderloin to Mission Bay, and the entirety of South of Market Street (The East Cut to Western SOMA), San Francisco's Innovation District (District 6) represents the heartbeat of San Francisco, witnessing both its recent success and many of its current issues.
On Tuesday, November 6th, District 6 voters will decide who should replace termed-out Supervisor Jane Kim. To help voters and the greater tech community learn more about the candidates running to be the next District 6 Supervisor, sf.citi teamed up with Lyft and Hustle to host a tech-focused debate.
What does this Supervisor race mean for San Francisco's tech community?
During the past year, tech companies and many emerging tech trends became the focus of various pieces of proposed legislation, including #ScooterGate, citywide broadband internet, the employee cafeteria ban, and much more. As the district that is home to a majority of San Francisco's tech companies, the next District 6 Supervisor will serve as an integral part of the discussions on proposed legislation and regulations surrounding tech in the Innovation District.
Don't miss this opportunity to hear first-hand where the candidates stand on the issues important to you!
Featuring:
Matt Haney
Christine Johnson
Sonja Trauss
Moderator: Cory Weinberg of The Information
Doors open at 6:00 pm and the debate will start promptly at 6:40 pm. Refreshments and small bites will be provided.Note from Lyft: To enter the event you must sign Lyft's NDA and per company policy, no campaign signs will be allowed inside the event space.GETTING TO LYFT:(Be advised that there is a San Francisco Giant's baseball game the same day as the debate, be prepared for heavy traffic)Caltrain: SF Station is one block away on the corner of 4th & King Streets.MUNI: N-Judah and T-Third Street lines stop outside the Caltrain station at 4th and King Streets and in front of AT&T Park on King Street between 2nd and 3rd Streets.BART: The free China Basin Shuttle connects our location to the Embarcadero and Powell BART stations. Parking: There is visitor parking available in the China Basin Garage (entrance off 3rd Street right across from AT&T Park). Weekday parking rates are $5.00 per 20 mins, or $25 daily maximum. Be aware that parking rates may change during game days.
Or better yet, take a Lyft!
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From City Hall to Treasure Island, the Tenderloin to Mission Bay, and the entirety of South of Market Street (The East Cut to Western SOMA), San Francisco's Innovation District (District 6) represents the heartbeat of San Francisco, witnessing both its recent success and many of its current issues.
On Tuesday, November 6th, District 6 voters will decide who should replace termed-out Supervisor Jane Kim. To help voters and the greater tech community learn more about the candidates running to be the next District 6 Supervisor, sf.citi teamed up with Lyft and Hustle to host a tech-focused debate.
What does this Supervisor race mean for San Francisco's tech community?
During the past year, tech companies and many emerging tech trends became the focus of various pieces of proposed legislation, including #ScooterGate, citywide broadband internet, the employee cafeteria ban, and much more. As the district that is home to a majority of San Francisco's tech companies, the next District 6 Supervisor will serve as an integral part of the discussions on proposed legislation and regulations surrounding tech in the Innovation District.
Don't miss this opportunity to hear first-hand where the candidates stand on the issues important to you!
Featuring:
Matt Haney
Christine Johnson
Sonja Trauss
Moderator: Cory Weinberg of The Information
Doors open at 6:00 pm and the debate will start promptly at 6:40 pm. Refreshments and small bites will be provided.Note from Lyft: To enter the event you must sign Lyft's NDA and per company policy, no campaign signs will be allowed inside the event space.GETTING TO LYFT:(Be advised that there is a San Francisco Giant's baseball game the same day as the debate, be prepared for heavy traffic)Caltrain: SF Station is one block away on the corner of 4th & King Streets.MUNI: N-Judah and T-Third Street lines stop outside the Caltrain station at 4th and King Streets and in front of AT&T Park on King Street between 2nd and 3rd Streets.BART: The free China Basin Shuttle connects our location to the Embarcadero and Powell BART stations. Parking: There is visitor parking available in the China Basin Garage (entrance off 3rd Street right across from AT&T Park). Weekday parking rates are $5.00 per 20 mins, or $25 daily maximum. Be aware that parking rates may change during game days.
Or better yet, take a Lyft!
District 6 Supervisor Debate: The Race to Lead the Innovation District
From City Hall to Treasure Island, the Tenderloin to Mission Bay, and the entirety of South of Market Street (The East Cut to Western SOMA), San Francisco's Innovation District (District 6) represents the heartbeat of San Francisco, witnessing both its recent success and many of its current issues.
On Tuesday, November 6th, District 6 voters will decide who should replace termed-out Supervisor Jane Kim. To help voters and the greater tech community learn more about the candidates running to be the next District 6 Supervisor, sf.citi teamed up with Lyft and Hustle to host a tech-focused debate.
What does this Supervisor race mean for San Francisco's tech community?
During the past year, tech companies and many emerging tech trends became the focus of various pieces of proposed legislation, including #ScooterGate, citywide broadband internet, the employee cafeteria ban, and much more. As the district that is home to a majority of San Francisco's tech companies, the next District 6 Supervisor will serve as an integral part of the discussions on proposed legislation and regulations surrounding tech in the Innovation District.
Don't miss this opportunity to hear first-hand where the candidates stand on the issues important to you!
Featuring:
Matt Haney
Christine Johnson
Sonja Trauss
Moderator: Cory Weinberg of The Information
Doors open at 6:00 pm and the debate will start promptly at 6:40 pm. Refreshments and small bites will be provided.Note from Lyft: To enter the event you must sign Lyft's NDA and per company policy, no campaign signs will be allowed inside the event space.GETTING TO LYFT:(Be advised that there is a San Francisco Giant's baseball game the same day as the debate, be prepared for heavy traffic)Caltrain: SF Station is one block away on the corner of 4th & King Streets.MUNI: N-Judah and T-Third Street lines stop outside the Caltrain station at 4th and King Streets and in front of AT&T Park on King Street between 2nd and 3rd Streets.BART: The free China Basin Shuttle connects our location to the Embarcadero and Powell BART stations. Parking: There is visitor parking available in the China Basin Garage (entrance off 3rd Street right across from AT&T Park). Weekday parking rates are $5.00 per 20 mins, or $25 daily maximum. Be aware that parking rates may change during game days.
Or better yet, take a Lyft!
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From City Hall to Treasure Island, the Tenderloin to Mission Bay, and the entirety of South of Market Street (The East Cut to Western SOMA), San Francisco's Innovation District (District 6) represents the heartbeat of San Francisco, witnessing both its recent success and many of its current issues.
On Tuesday, November 6th, District 6 voters will decide who should replace termed-out Supervisor Jane Kim. To help voters and the greater tech community learn more about the candidates running to be the next District 6 Supervisor, sf.citi teamed up with Lyft and Hustle to host a tech-focused debate.
What does this Supervisor race mean for San Francisco's tech community?
During the past year, tech companies and many emerging tech trends became the focus of various pieces of proposed legislation, including #ScooterGate, citywide broadband internet, the employee cafeteria ban, and much more. As the district that is home to a majority of San Francisco's tech companies, the next District 6 Supervisor will serve as an integral part of the discussions on proposed legislation and regulations surrounding tech in the Innovation District.
Don't miss this opportunity to hear first-hand where the candidates stand on the issues important to you!
Featuring:
Matt Haney
Christine Johnson
Sonja Trauss
Moderator: Cory Weinberg of The Information
Doors open at 6:00 pm and the debate will start promptly at 6:40 pm. Refreshments and small bites will be provided.Note from Lyft: To enter the event you must sign Lyft's NDA and per company policy, no campaign signs will be allowed inside the event space.GETTING TO LYFT:(Be advised that there is a San Francisco Giant's baseball game the same day as the debate, be prepared for heavy traffic)Caltrain: SF Station is one block away on the corner of 4th & King Streets.MUNI: N-Judah and T-Third Street lines stop outside the Caltrain station at 4th and King Streets and in front of AT&T Park on King Street between 2nd and 3rd Streets.BART: The free China Basin Shuttle connects our location to the Embarcadero and Powell BART stations. Parking: There is visitor parking available in the China Basin Garage (entrance off 3rd Street right across from AT&T Park). Weekday parking rates are $5.00 per 20 mins, or $25 daily maximum. Be aware that parking rates may change during game days.
Or better yet, take a Lyft!
show less
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