Welcome back to our 'Meet the Candidates' series. In week 3, we are asking: Who do you support in this mayoral race and why?
Adlah Chisti, Ernest “E.J.” Jones, Roger Marenco, and Chyanne Chen are running for District 11 supervisor in the November 2024 election. Illustrations by Neil Ballard.
District 11 has been my home for 24 years, and it’s too often been neglected by City Hall. We need a leader who acknowledges and actively supports our district and a thriving and secure San Francisco.While the mayor oversees city operations for San Franciscans, it is the role of the Board of Supervisors to draft legislation. We need efficient city governance with clear and concise legislation and streamlined processes to effect change quickly.
Like most San Francisco voters, I will vote for the candidate that has a comprehensive plan to prioritize public safety, housing for families and the revitalization of our economy. The candidate must work collaboratively with the entire board to solve San Francisco’s problems in order to earn my vote.I’m supporting whoever will treat students like students, workers like workers and criminals like criminals.
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