district 9 is a embodiment of diversity. the mission showcases latino culture with mural street vendors and cuisine. buno heights is aging hippies and young families. [indiscernible] most people know neighbors and value a sense of community. portola is mix of old native and new residents around the world. all these district 9 neighborhoods exlempify what is great about san francisco. yet the neighborhoods are under economic stress. a shortage of housing and exorddant rent. we need a 2 prong effort to address housing. first, provide rental assistance to service workerss working immigrant families and elderly until affordable housing becomes available. second, home owners option to convert homes to duplexes providing zero permit fees. encourage more housing and promote [indiscernible] anchored to properties rather then corporate landlords that care less about tenants. the city problem about crime is because policing isn't seen as honorable profession, therefore as recruitment and retention tool, i propose a gi bill style solut

as the leader in district 7, i want to lead by consensus and truly address the isues that district 7 residents want to see addressed. please join me in making san francisco something we all can be proud of. thank you. >> hello. i'm stephen martin pinto and running for district 7 supervisor. i am a san francisco firefighter, marine corp veteran and native born san francisco and running because our city is in crisis. we have a public safety crises, housing crisis, budget crisis and corruption crisis and most of all leadership crisis. from the moment i take office this will end. i will shut down the open air drug markets that have taken over the tenderloin and south of market. restore our police department to full staffing and reform the police commission so they cannot interfere needlessly with the ability of the police to do their jobs. i will advocate for sensible housing development that provides for growth while respecting the character of our neighborhoods. reduce the size of government by eliminating redundant jun necessary commission departments and city positions. suspend fundi

i see district 3 as because that is the role of district supervisor, to improve things block by bl iork to fill vacant storefronts on polk street, exthe central subway to nort beach and fisherman wharf and new park in nob hill. endorsed by eastern naerbd democratic club, housing action itn and norcal carpenter. oud to be the only candidate in the race endorsed by the san francisco democratic party. i love our district 3 neighborhoods and i hope to earn your vote son ge to work for you.thnk you. ■+■w >> hello everyone. anur time today. my name is--proud to stand before you as a cafor district 3. in the 2 and a half years i called san francisco home, llen in love in the city unique spirit and community. here to figr values and insure san francisco tourch torn burn it is beacon hope insulation and acceptance. i have the vision to the beacon globally and background and skills to bring solutions to most pressing local issues. i come from architecture and finance, completed studies georgia tech and [indiscernible] columbty. after school, i built development small walkable urban towns. i wa

>my name is bilal mahmood running for district 5 supervisor to run our district to the acon of hope it once was. growing in the bay area my the tenderloin every month. for the food, the vibrant community. it was our home away from home. as an adult, it is where i dela my roots. because this district represents the dream of mobility and opportunity, because it is home. over the 4 years that dream is at risk. businesses sand s closed, thousands of units of housing blocked and double digit in overdose on our streets. city hall is failing us and it is time for new leadership. leadership rooted in community deliver results, not excuses where we focus on solution and consensus building, not ideology and division. over a decade of geresus. from the obama administration where i supported small business to non profit where i support restaurant rker guaranteed income and llstate leader, mixing invasion and equity to clate and s for housing, safety. i know in san francisco we need bol address these issues. opose he only candidate to evidence based solution like a drug market intervention or built

i'll always keep district 3 as my priority because that's the role of a district supervisor, to improve things block by block. i'll work to fill vacant lots and expand the pay to fisherman's wharf. i'm endorsed by eye diverse, housing action coalition and the north cal carpenter's union. i'm proud to be the only candidate to be endorsed by the san francisco democratic party. i love our district 3 neighborhoods and i hope i earn your vote so i can get to work for you. thank you. >> hello every one thank you for your time. i'm i'm proud to stand before you as a candidate for district 3. in the two and a half years i've called san francisco home and fell in love with the spirit. i'm here to fight for our values and ensure that san francisco's torch continues to burn bright. success is is not just a local priority it resonates nationally and internationally. it's a beacon of hope, innovation and acceptance. i have a vision that we continue to be that beacon of hope and bring solution to see our more pressing local issues. i come from architecture and finance, i completed my studies at georg

a number of districts have done this, like the jefferson union high school district and the jefferson elementary school district in daly city, and those projects have been tremendously helpful. but developing housing is extremely expensive and very complicated. so i'm hoping that this, you know, the foster city, san mateo high school district takes additional steps to look at other alternatives, such as acquiring existing housing, maybe converting hotels that are no longer profitable into housing or office space. we need to look at new ideas, not just development, because development is expensive, as i said, and it could take 3 to 5 years before anything happens. so we need to find other solutions. yeah. >> i mean, you're right. daly city has done a pretty well. i know the jefferson school district, as you mentioned. we've reported on them. they just opened up last month. a 56 unit apartment for staff on the grounds of brown elementary. and i'm not quite sure why they were able to do it. but in terms of san mateo, foster city, you know, are we still looking at school sites or, you kno

for them to feel safe and thrive and be able to be in district 7 and want a district that makes progress and size the solutions of our tomorrow to problems of today. homeless and lack of safety question must move forward together and make progress and make sure the west side continues to be the best district to live and to business in the city which is right now and we will continue to do that. thank you. >> i've deny tons of door knocking people tell me though not public safety and representation. currently they don't have that when it comes to sfmta. and how they exert they're plans supports option don't feel heard with good schools unsung hero what people president in district 7 the sfusd is not giving them and basic just like i said they want to feel like they're voices matter. and currently they don't feel that that is the case as supervisor because i've been involve for so long done tons of door knocking and talked to people ready to bring representation back to city hall. thank you. and dollars a must proposal to endorse a citywide overnight parking van ban for r v support of oppo

welcome to district 4! the sunset is a collide scope of people culture and experiences for residents of all ages. we are a beach town, we are a chinatown, and not a town at all. the sunset is home to 80 thousand people and we love our dogs. we live in neat row houses, homes with yards, story book homes and every quirk in between. the sunset used to be sand dunes all the way to the ocean. when the city needed to grow, san francisco's future ran through the sunset. we built rows and rows of housing for a great irish population and welcomed a great chinese population. today home to a gowing number of families from all backgrounds and the future starts here. >> we chose sunset knauz we love san francisco but during the pandemic we needed more space and more family focused, so that is where we found the sunset. how walkable it is. we live along iving street along where diana's school is our son's day care is. >> our kids and all the kids we knee in the neighborhood are really the future here and we are really ex

district 9 needs leadership with unique perspective that is not thriving and here to stay. i am that leadership. vote for me. thank you. >> hi, i'm stephen torres and for the last 20 years been part of distrist 9 community. a community advocate, renter night life worker and journalist and never thought a candidate for office. i have seen too many working families and small businesses forced out of the city we love and i have to stand up. i work as a entertainment commission, served in executive leadership of castro lgbtq cultural district and harvey milk [indiscernible] during covid advocailted and implemented health relief service for san francisco residents. i know the challenges families face because i faced them too and dedicate today helping make district 9 stronger and solving the problems we face together. as your supervisor i work to strengthen community safety through prevention intervention and stronger connections with our residents. i'll push to create and preserve housing that is affordable to working families and essential workers. i'll advocate for compassion