John,

With less than four weeks to go until election day, it comes as no surprise that my opponent is out with personal attacks on me. 

He can’t run on the issues or his record, so he’s running scared. 

There’s a lot at stake in this election, and I’m going to stay focused on the issues that matter to our neighborhoods.

• Addressing our homelessness crisis with compassionate, creative, and effective solutions
• Fighting for true racial justice and equity
• Creating a city that is livable and affordable for all
• Charting a path out of this crisis that leaves our neighborhoods stronger and more vibrant than before

My opponent has left our community divided. He’s ignored the concerns of constituents and left our small businesses in the lurch. He’s attacked Speaker Pelosi and even refused to condemn the hateful homophobic and anti-semitic conspiracies peddled by Qanon at State Senator Scott Wiener.

This isn’t the moment for self-righteous grandstanding, this is the moment to come together to make real progress on our recovery. There’s so much more that unites San Franciscans than divides us — so let’s talk about what we can achieve together.

In community,