Politics

Q0123 NO on 96 NO on 102 THEY’RE BAD MEDICINE

Fading Yellow and Blue poster for the No on 96/102 Campaigns. The top half has a bright yellow background. Bright blue text reads, “They're Bad Medicine! No on 96.” The bottom half is a bright blue background. Bright yellow text reads, “No on 102. no on 96 & 102, Inc., 3670 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 200, L.A./CA 90010.”

Q0132 SAN DIEGO SAYS… NO to PROP. 102

Fading yellow poster sign with bright blue text. Text reads, “San Diego Says… NO to Prop. 102 Stop the New LaRouche!” The word ‘No’ is underlined.

Q0134 Christine Kehoe State Senate (2004)

A white poster with an illustration of the California State Capitol Building and the red and white text (on black rectangle), "Christine Kehoe State Senate."

Q0137 Chris Kehoe for City Council

A neon orange poster with handwritten text in marker. Writing reads, "Chris Kehoe for City Council."

Q0146 SD Union Tribune: The San Diego Police Officers Association is proud to endorse the following candidates. THE PUBLIC SAFETY CANDIDATES (1993)

A copy of San Diego Union Tribune article. Handwritten black ink text at the top left corner reads, “10/27/93 San Diego Union Tribune.” Small typed font at the top center of poster is “Paid Political Advertisement.” The top left image is of the SDPOA badge with a man holding up a torch with the badge on fire. It is sitting on top of a sketch of the San Diego Police Officers Association badge with indistinguishable features. The top right image is a smaller Deputy Sheriff Badge overlaying the Deputy Sheriff’s Association San Diego County Logo. Underneath is “The Strength Behind The Badge.” Larger font title reads, “The San Diego Police Officers Association is proud to endorse the following candidates. These candidates have been listening to your concerns and understand the need to provide law and order. They will work to increase the number of officers on the streets and make your safety their number one priority. The Deputy Sheriffs Association of San Diego County supports the endorsements of the San Diego Police Officers Association. The second page is taped to the bottom of the first page. A handwritten date “10/27/93” is next to the typed title “The Public Safety Candidates.” Underneath are three headshot style photographs of people. A check mark is to the left of each picture. The first picture shows an older white man, Harry Mathis. He is smiling and looking at the camera. He has short combed hair and is wearing a suit. Text reads, “Harry Mathis Council District One.” The second image is a white woman, Chris Kehoe. She is smiling and looking directly at the camera. She has short hair, clear glasses, earrings, and is wearing a collared shirt. Text to the right reads, “Chris Kehoe Council District Three.” The last image is of a woman looking at the camera and smiling. She has short dark hair, is wearing hooped earrings and a collared shirt. Text to her right reads, “Barbara Warden Council District Five.”

Q0148 She’s Not Just A Friend, She’s Family: Vote Christine Kehoe City Council (1993)

A poster of an upside down pink triangle on a white background. Black text inside the triangle reads, “She’s not just a friend, she’s family.” The words “friend” and “family” are italicized. The word vote has a line on both sides of it. Following is a logo for “Christine Kehoe City Council.” Bottom text reads, “Tuesday Nov. 2nd.” Underneath is a smaller black upside-down triangle.

Q0161 Stop Briggs Concert (1978)

A bright red poster with an off white border. Black small text at the top of the poster reads, “Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, 2 shows at 7:30 and 10:00pm.Tickets $5, $10, and $20.00 available through Ticketron, Mutual Agencies, Santa Monica Civic box office Charge Line 629-3262. Sponsor tickets $50 and $100 call New A.G.E 656-8803 659-6300.” Black text on red background reads, “Stop Briggs Concert June 7th, 1978. New Alliance for Gay Equality presents A Night for the Preservation of Human Rights.” There are four names in the middle of the poster each inside a half of a star that has a white outline into black lines. Names are “Joan Baez,” “Harry Chapin,” “Holly Near,” and “Peter Yarrow.” Tiny white vertical text reads, “Political ID #771368.”

Q0520 Christine Kehoe Tribute Event Poster (2012)

Q0526 Image of Christine Kehoe in front of rainbow American flag (1993)

Q0530 Mayor Bob Filner Neighborhoods First! (2012)

Q0531-back Mayoral Candidate Carl DeMaio Leading By Example (2012)

Q0531-front Carl DeMaio Leading By Example (2012)

Q0551 Carl DeMaio for City Council (2013)

Q0567 Diversity Brings Us All Together The City of San Diego (2002)

Q0581 I Want You to Register & Vote Raise the Bar (2000)

Q0613-back City of San Diego City Council Districts Map (1991)

Q0620 Math Teacher of the Year Kevin Beiser for School Board (2010)

Q0725 Jesse Jackson President ’88 Vote June 7 (1988)

Q0763 Operation Pink Flamingo Equality for All Campaign (2010)

Q0768 Proposition 6 Vote No (1978)

Q0976 Liberty and Justice for All* *if you are lesbian or gay some restrictions apply

Q1039 Vote NO on Prop 8 Unfair & Wrong