Elections
Charles Jung, a mayoral appointee, had been a vocal critic of the commission’s conduct in San Francisco’s unusually fraught redistricting process.
The SF Standard Voter Poll shows the big challenges facing local officials in the post-Covid era of insecurity.
An exclusive poll by The Standard found that first-term District Attorney Chesa Boudin seems likely to be out of a job before the end of his first term.
The supervisor could be a potential candidate for the job if San Francisco’s progressive prosecutor is recalled in June.
Four individuals have given almost $900,000 worth of stock directly to the committee in charge of recalling SF District Attorney Chesa Boudin. The reason they gave stock instead of cash is unknown, but one reason could be to avoid paying a capital gains tax.
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On June 7, San Franciscans will vote on eight policy questions. Some seem pretty simple, but are much more complicated than they appear.
According to veteran politicos, the city’s new district map will produce few concrete changes in the next round of supervisor races.
The campaign to recall DA Chesa Boudin has raised twice as much money as those trying to stop the recall, though the latter have attracted far more individual donors, according to campaign finance data released Friday.
Results in San Francisco’s most progressive district might provide some clues on whether San Francisco voters are now favoring a more centrist approach to governance.