Swing Left East Bay engages in grassroots organizing to elect representatives who support democracy and policies that move our country forward, not backward. We organize activities in the San Francisco East Bay with the goal of electing Democrats across the nation.
We were instrumental in flipping and holding vital seats in California, Arizona and Georgia in past elections. Join us today! To learn more about us, CLICK HERE.
Stay Informed
SLEB remains focused on electing Democrats, which we believe is key to taking back our country, while continuing to share actions from our partners in our email newsletter on steps that can be taken to address the more immediate harms taking place. Our work in 2025 will focus on the November 2025 Virginia election and laying the groundwork for taking back the House and gaining ground in the Senate in 2026.
Swing Left East Bay publishes a weekly newsletter with updates about upcoming events, opportunities to get involved and relevant updates about electoral politics in the news. SIGN UP BELOW!
You can also follow us on Facebook or email us directly with questions at swinglefteastbay@gmail.com.
Prop 50 Campaign
Failing to take back the House in 2026 would be nothing short of catastrophic for our country and that is why Swing Left East Bay is going all in on the fight to pass Proposition 50, California's response to Texas election rigging. November 4 is just weeks away and NOW is the time to get engaged.
Priority 1: Canvassing: As partisan gerrymandering in states like Texas threatens to undermine democracy, California is stepping up with Proposition 50, the Election Rigging Response Act and we have to make sure voters are informed. SLEB will be organizing canvasses in the East Bay and we need you to join us! SIGN UP
All canvasses statewide are available on this MAP.
Priority 2 - Call our Members: Many of our members miss our emails, so we need other ways to reach them. Swing Left has a simple tool we’ll use to call and text members and invite them to volunteer. Each phone bank includes a short training, after which you can make calls on your own anytime or join group phone banks. If you can’t attend a scheduled session but want to call on your own, sign up and email swinglefteastbay@gmail.com to arrange training. Click HERE to join the Swing Left Call Squad!
Priority 3 - Recruit Volunteers: Join the California Democratic party to recruit volunteers Mon - Thurs. evenings from 5 - 8 PM. They will be doing a Special Canvass Host Recruit-O-Rama Phonebank every Wednesday, where there will be phoning, fun and prizes! SIGN UP
Priority 4 - Call Voters: Phone banking shifts to call voters across California are available six days a week in both English and Spanish. Click HERE to call voters!
Zoom with Swing Left Executive Director
Yasmin Radjy, Executive Director of Swing Left, will be joining a joint meeting of Bay Area Swing Left groups on October 15th. She will talk about the Yes on Prop. 50 Campaign and how it may change the landscape for the 2026 Midterms. Yasmin will also talk about Swing Left's plans for next year. RSVP
Money Matters
Swing Left East Bay is raising funds for our two target races. These are both expected to be razor-thin and every dollar makes a difference. Please give as generously as you can.
Donate to elect Kimberly Pope Abrams to the Virginia House. With the election just weeks away, donations are needed NOW and as always, 100% goes to her campaign. DONATE NOW
Donate to Adam Gray's campaign. Early money matters most! To make your donation more manageable, consider making it monthly through election day. 100% of your donation goes to Adam Gray for Congress. DONATE NOW
Swing Left East Bay in the News
Los Angeles Times features SLEB’s efforts to secure Georgia’s Senate seats.
San Francisco Chronicle featuring Swing Left's efforts to flip Arizona and SLEB volunteer Debbie Raucher.
MSNBC story featuring SLEB steering committee member, Ethan Stone!
East Bay Express featured SLEB’s letter writing efforts.
Oakland Voices featured our efforts to flip Georgia’s Senate seats.
Cool Tools Podcast featured SLEB steering committee member, Ethan Stone!