Gator Votes

2025 Constitution & Citizenship Day Conference @ SFSU

San Francisco State University has a proud tradition of organizing conferences for Constitution and Citizenship Day, a national holiday that commemorates the signing of the U.S. Constitution in 1787. The conference provides multiple opportunities to reflect critically on the past, present, and future of constitutional rights, freedoms, citizenship, democracy, equality, and justice.

For the complete conference program, please visit history.sfsu.edu/constitution-day

Conference Sponsors:

  • College of Liberal & Creative Arts
  • History Department
  • Pasker Chair in U.S. History

2025 Statewide Special Election - Vote at SFSU's Voting Center

Are you planning to be on campus this Election Day? Is your voting place Voting Precinct: 9723?

Make your voice heard by voting at our on-campus polling station or drop your ballot off at the Voting Center at the Annex 1 Student Center on November 5th if this is your county. 

To find your polling place, check the back of your Voter Information Pamphlet or use the Voter Portal. Your name will only be on the roster of voters at your assigned polling place. If you go to another polling place instead, your name will not be on the roster. You can still vote a provisional ballot there, but it may not list all the contests as the ballot at your assigned polling place. For more information: https://www.sf.gov/vote-person

Let’s make a difference together! 🗳️✨

Not going to be on campus November 5th? Check out polling station near you: 

2024 General Election Day - Vote at SF State's Voting Center

Are you planning to be on campus this Election Day? Is your voting place Voting Precinct: 9723?

Make your voice heard by voting at our on-campus polling station or drop your ballot off at the Voting Center at the Annex 1 Student Center on November 5th if this is your county. 

To find your polling place, check the back of your Voter Information Pamphlet or use the Voter Portal. Your name will only be on the roster of voters at your assigned polling place. If you go to another polling place instead, your name will not be on the roster. You can still vote a provisional ballot there, but it may not list all the contests as the ballot at your assigned polling place. For more information: https://www.sf.gov/vote-person

Let’s make a difference together! 🗳️✨

Not going to be on campus November 5th? Check out polling station near you: 

2024 Bats, Brews, and Ballots: Voter Registration Drive

Celebrate this Spooky SZN by registering to vote! The Gator Votes initiative facilitates campus-wide efforts to mobilize the SF State community to register and turn out to vote. The Bats, Brews, and Ballots Registration Drive will host games, crafts, and snacks in the Malcolm X Quad from 10AM-1:30PM for students to enjoy, while also learning about registering to vote in time for the General Elections on November 5, 2024. 

Presidential Election Lecture Series (Sept 10 - Dec 3)

Presidential Election Series

This virtual course (Zoom) provides an opportunity for the brightest minds of the San Francisco State University campus community to come together to discuss, in a non-partisan way, issues that are top of mind as people head to the polls. Each week, faculty guest speakers present on a range of topics relating to the theme of the week, which will be followed by a question-and-answer session moderated by Dr. Rebecca Eissler, Assistant Professor of Political Science.

Current students may register for PLSI 216 to receive 2 units (CR/NC grading only), but members of the campus community and alumni may attend any session by registering here.

Date: Aug. 27 to Dec. 3rd (Every Tuesday)
Time: 4-5:40 p.m.

The Presidential Election Lecture Series welcomes persons with disabilities and will provide reasonable accommodations upon request. If you would like reasonable accommodations for this event, please contact Rebecca Eissler at (415) 338-1169 orreissler@sfsu.edu as soon as possible so your request may be reviewed.

This course is offered by the Department of Political Science