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showed up in a wrinkled, white button-down shirt, some dark blue slacks, and well-worn shoes. It was his eighth stop of the day. If he was exhausted, he didn’t show it.The day before, Lurie, 47, went to 12 events across the city, and the day before that, he hit all 11 supervisory districts.
Breed has struggled to find footing with voters who blame her for creating chaotic conditions that have led to a mass exodus of stores from the downtown area, as well as mismanagement in the office that borders on Lurie decided to get into the mayoral race following a harrowing incident while walking his children, a 9-year-old son and a 12-year-old daughter, to school in June 2023. They saw a man who was naked, screaming, and “clearly in distress.”
Lurie added that he knows he hit a nerve with the other candidates in the race and that they are “aiming their fire at me right now.”If elected, Lurie said his No. 1 priority will be keeping the city safe. “The city hall insiders have failed to deliver for the people of San Francisco, and we are going to deliver on that promise of true public service, not for personal profit but to serve the people again,” he said.
If he wins, Lurie would be the first person since 1911 to be elected mayor of the city without prior government credentials.
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