Please put more officers on the streets
It's an incredible honor to be re-elected to serve as Mayor of San Francisco for the next four years. I want to thank the voters for their confidence and their trust, and I'm excited to continue building on the progress we've made. Now let's get back to work!
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We don't need more officers. We need the mayor and politicians to do their jobs of enforcing funding ordinances for homeless that have been put in place. We need more BMR affordable housing. We need *restorative* justice and an end to recidivism. Not more killer cops.
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Things are at such a state in this city and people that only 23% of voters bothered turning out. You have the support of 15% of the electorate - that’s not success.
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It's cause it's pointless to vote. Doesn't matter who gets elected it doesn't change anything.
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It’s a sad reflection of the state of this city that a woman who has been in leadership positions for 5 years, who has oversaw the worsening of the crisis on our streets is given yet more opportunity for the same destructive policies.
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I wrote in
@chickenjohn
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This was hardly a vote of confidence or trust - you were virtually running unopposed.
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I prefer graphs. We should 1) make
#Election Day a#holiday for all SF residents (better yet, all of CA), this turnout is abysmal
2) move the mayoral election to sync w/ the presidential cycle. #CourageToChange#election2020#ElectionHoliday#CAforALL#FosterDemocracypic.twitter.com/CYlJyFiR18
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I wish you can get a sheet of the voter breakdown by race class and age this will be great
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Yay! another 4 years to do NOTHING for this city. Oh wait, yeah, there is one thing. You and the BOS continue to make it harder and harder to have cars on the road. Is it any wonder why no one comes to SF? No parking, homelessness, crowded streets, garbage and feces everywhere
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If hard-to-find parking is the price we have to pay for having a city that's bike, bus, and pedestrian friendly, that's a price worth paying.
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