Crime & Safety
San Francisco Mayor, Public Safety Measures She Backed Win Big On Election Day
"I just want to say propositions E and F right now are leading," Mayor London Breed told an enthusiastic crowd.
March 6, 2024
The obvious caveat is that there are a lot of votes left to be counted in San Francisco, but at moderate campaign headquarters, there was a lot of optimism on election night.
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"I just want to say propositions E and F right now are leading," Mayor London Breed told an enthusiastic crowd. "And, Supervisor Dorse, Proposition B is losing."
On Tuesday night, Measure E, which would broaden police powers by allowing them to use more technology like drones and cameras and to pursue suspects even in non-violent crimes, had nearly 60,000 yes votes, or 60% of the vote. A simple majority is needed for it to pass.
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