Believe in SF | Daniel Lurie for Mayor 2024

“I will always lead with compassion and a commitment to ensuring those who want to live and raise their families here can afford to do so, and do so safely.”

— Daniel Lurie

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Get serious about public safety by increasing police staffing and foot patrols.

Prevent crime from happening in the first place by addressing mental health and substance abuse, poverty and homelessness, and the prevalence of guns.

Expand access to emergency psychiatric services and specialized care units.

Immediately clear encampments and ensure SF always has shelter beds available for anyone who needs one

Provide treatment and rehabilitation for people suffering from addiction or mental health issues.

Improve 911 response times.

Take action to stop smash and grabs, car break-ins, and retail theft.

Shut down open-air drug markets.

Clean up our streets and remove garbage and blight.

Increase access to after school and job training programs.

Cut red tape and the maze of regulations that burden small businesses.

Build new housing across all income levels so families can afford to live and work in SF.

Restore accountability and transparency to City Hall by rooting out corruption.

Democrat Daniel Lurie Delivers Results

Daniel Lurie has a proven track record of taking on tough problems and delivering results.

Born and raised in San Francisco, Daniel’s parents taught him to work hard and give back to improve his community. After college, he first worked with the Robin Hood Foundation, and then founded a local nonprofit organization to help address SF’s housing, homelessness, education, addiction, and mental health crises.

Lurie believes that City Hall can and must do better – on safety, homelessness, drug treatment, mental health, small business, housing, and corruption.

For a San Francisco We Can All Believe In.

Lurie created and led a nationally renowned and successful anti-poverty organization, focusing on accountability and results to make real-time, data-driven decisions. While Daniel was CEO, his non-profit successfully:

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Results

Helped 6,000 people transition out of homelessness.

Built 145 housing units on Bryant Street for the formerly homeless – on time and under budget.

Raised $500 million to provide housing and job opportunities for hundreds of thousands of families struggling with addiction, mental illness, and homelessness.