San Francisco Mayoral Debate

Concerned about the future of San Francisco?

Candidates for the city’s 2024 Mayoral election join KQED and The San Francisco Chronicle onstage for a live debate to share their policies and ideas for taking on the most critical issues facing the city.

Moderated by KQED’s Scott Shafer and Marisa Lagos, along with the Chronicle’s Joe Garofoli, this event will be available live, streaming online and broadcast on 88.5FM and KQED 9 TV.

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Co-presented by The San Francisco Chronicle.

[dln]

Lurie has to be the worst candidate on the stage.

[malin]

Mark Farrell is the toughest candidate against crime and open drug market. I hope he wins this fall.

[jim-cn]

Breed has to go, on her watch SF was Destroyed, 45, 00 smash and grabs a year, most small business went bankrupt, Van Ness, Market St, and Downtown are dead, and crime is down because all the business are gone, you cant rob a boarded-up business. the city has the worst recovery in America. She defunded the police, and the city police force is way understaffed, and cops are scared to work in sf. The city is not safe. Homeless drug addicts showed up from all over the world with $822 a month cash with one phone call. For years she had a catch and release judicial system with judges that let repeat criminals go free. Vote Mark Farrell

[Reyne-fbmj]

Mayor Breed created more housing for the senior mentally ill population in senior assisted living facilities in the city. I know this because a mentally ill family member, born and raised in SF, was moved to one of these facilities.

[adesignersperspective]

it says a lot that the corrupt media apparatuses behind this debate basically let breed avoid directly answering a single question while endlessly bloviating otherwise and gave aaron barely any speaking time. now we know who the powers that be favor and who they don’t.

[sifuschauer]

Aaron Peskin is clearly the best candidate for Mayor of San Francisco. Everyone else is just interested in a lucrative political career.