Clean energy advocate / @goldmanschool MPA ‘22 /🗳elected member @sfdemocrats / Founder @mamagsf / Tweets are my own
Tenderloin, San Francisco, CA
Joined August 2012
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Peter Gallotta retweeted
To our valued customers: THANK YOU! Your continued support of our not-for-profit power programs, Hetch Hetchy Power and @CleanPowerSF means the world to us. Community Power is Public Power. #PublicPowerWeek
ALT People holding hands in the shape of a heart, with Golden Gate Bridge in the background.
Peter Gallotta retweeted
Make your voice heard! #OurCityOurPower demands public power for SF. Join the movement & sign up: publicpowersf.org/takeaction. Let's take control of our energy future once and for all.
Peter Gallotta retweeted
Public power means lower rates, better service, and more accountability. But just as important: The City will be purchasing the power grid without taking resources away from other critical public services.
#PublicPowerWeek
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FACT: Homes powered by #PublicPower utilities pay an average 9% less than those served by private utilities like PG&E.
SF's public power utility continues to offer the lowest electricity rates in San Francisco today.
#PublicPowerWeek
Peter Gallotta retweeted
Public power is part of our DNA. The Raker Act of 1913 paved the way for the Hetch Hetchy hydropower system that has provided 100% ghg-free power for over a century. As we look to the future, we want to expand public power to all of SF. #PublicPowerWeek sfpuc.gov/about-us/news/publ…
Peter Gallotta retweeted
Here's your Pissed Off Voter Guide!
Your ballot should be arriving soon, use this to vote, click through to read our complete analysis, then share the link far and wide: https://
theleaguesf.org/
Can @KamalaHarris take on Trump?
Yes, yes she can. And she can beat him.
I want to thank President @JoeBiden for everything he has done over the past 4 years.
On student debt, on climate, on jobs, on prescription drugs, on infrastructure.
He’s been bold & relentless in fighting for working families.
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My fellow Democrats, I have decided not to accept the nomination and to focus all my energies on my duties as President for the remainder of my term. My very first decision as the party nominee in 2020 was to pick Kamala Harris as my Vice President. And it’s been the best decision I’ve made. Today I want to offer my full support and endorsement for Kamala to be the nominee of our party this year. Democrats — it’s time to come together and beat Trump. Let’s do this.
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I know many of us are feeling uncertain about what happens next.
In this unprecedented moment, we need to unite for the good of our democracy & our Party.
I stand with the President and support Vice President @KamalaHarris as our nominee.
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Peter Gallotta retweeted
PG&E continues to fail to meet its basic obligations to customers. Luckily, there's a better option —#PublicPower. Join @MySFPUC for a free webinar on 4/25 at 10 am to learn more about the city's fight for full public power and how you can get involved. bit.ly/4aP1Bkf
Peter Gallotta retweeted
Ready to test ride an e-bike? Join us at the Electrify My Ride Event happening at SF Bike Connection this Saturday, April 13th from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM.
The first 50 riders to redeem their $1000 discount coupon get an extra treat - a FREE bike helmet! 🎉 Safety first, right?
Peter Gallotta retweeted
SF residents, ready to electrify your ride? If you're eyeing an e-bike, we've got great news! Eligible customers can snag a $1,000 rebate to use at select bike shops in the city. Don't miss out - grab your e-bike rebate by April 20th! Find out more: bit.ly/4a7M8vF
Peter Gallotta retweeted
Your Pissed Off Voter Guide for the March 5th election! This election is way more important than it looks. Check it out and see why we say hell no to the doom loop. theleaguesf.org/
Peter Gallotta retweeted
No violence in San Francisco politics — sign ou are petition at milkclub.org/noviolence to demand @garrytan’s removal from @GrowSF and for @NancyTungSF, @JadeTu4SF, @bilalmahmood, @LondonBreed, @Trevor4SF to return donated funds to stop toxic polarizatio in our discourse
ALT Today, the Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club condemns Garry Tan's violent statements against San Francisco supervisors, emphasizing the need for civil discourse and unity. President Jeffrey Kwong highlights the club’s history, urging a political environment rooted in respect. Referencing Harvey Milk's dedication to equality, the club emphasizes advocacy for respect. Board President Aaron Peskin and Supervisor Dean Preston rightly criticize Tan's comments, joining the club in standing against violence. The club calls on officials to condemn Tan, urges his removal from GrowSF, and demands the return of campaign donations. San Franciscans can support by signing the petition at https://www.milkclub.org/noviolence, promoting civil discourse and rejecting hate speech. San Francisco deserves a political discourse grounded in respect, empathy, and a commitment to all residents' well-being.
Now two elected officials have received direct death threats at their homes in the wake of Garry Tan’s tweet.
Anyone excusing or dismissing his tweet is giving it permission. There shouldn’t be a difference of opinion on this. This was wrong. Full stop.
sfstandard.com/2024/01/30/ga… – at San Francisco, CA
A local tech CEO making death threats against 7 current elected officials in SF is absolutely reprehensible & should be condemned across the board.
Why are more SF leaders who’ve benefited from Garry Tan’s campaign contributions not speaking out?
sfist.com/2024/01/29/local-t… – at San Francisco, CA
Peter Gallotta retweeted
As the colder months settle in, so do changes in your energy bill. Join our free webinar on 1/25 at 10 a.m. to unravel the mysteries of your electricity bill. From seasonal shifts to cost-cutting tips, we've got it covered. RSVP now! sfwater.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
Rest in Peace Senator, Mayor, & Supervisor Feinstein.
Reflecting today on her leadership of our city in the wake of Mayor George Moscone & Supervisor Harvey Milk’s murders + her essential role in passing the 1994 federal Assault Weapons Ban, which saved countless lives.
BOS Prez @AaronPeskin is right. We are taking our eyes off the ball here. Going after people living on welfare instead of focusing on the systemic drug dealing that is fueling the substance abuse crisis on our streets is totally misguided. – at San Francisco, CA
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Drug testing welfare recipients is a costly, administratively burdensome, and legally unsound policy choice. If we are looking for evidence-backed policies to help address addiction and get people the care and treatment they need, the Mayor’s proposal is not it.
JUST IN: San Francisco Mayor @LondonBreed proposed new legislation Tuesday that would require people with substance use disorders to seek treatment before the city provides them financial support.
"No more handouts without accountability," Breed said. sfstandard.com/2023/09/26/ma…
