Recall Chesa Boudin

Paid for by San Franciscans for Public Safety Supporting the Recall of Chesa Boudin.
Committee major funding from:
1. Neighbors for a Better San Francisco Advocacy ($1,065,000) - contributors include Steven Merrill ($300,001), William Oberndorf ($300,001)
2. San Francisco Common Sense Voter Guide, Supporting the Chesa Boudin Recall ($70,000) – contributors include Fed Up San Francisco! ($73,614.96)
3. Garry Tan ($50,000)
Financial disclosures are available at: sfethics.org.

In The News

S.F. man with troubled history is accused of bringing a gun to a school. The courts and health system have failed him - and us

Knife-wielding Man Chases Couple in San Francisco

Data shows Chesa Boudin prosecutes fewer shoplifters than predecessor

87-Year-Old Woman Goes Missing In Sunset District, Later Found Stabbed

Burglars Hit Vintage Toy Store in San Francisco’s Inner Richmond Again

Parents irate that S.F. judge dismissed case against a man who followed, grabbed their daughter

55% of alleged criminals released in San Francisco reoffended before trial, report says

Poll: San Francisco Residents Consider Relocating As Crime Worsens, Quality Of Life In A Decline

Car break-ins are up 753% in S.F.'s tourist hub. The aftermath happens elsewhere

Family of woman killed in S.F. New Year's hit and run readies lawsuit against city

More than 45% of S.F. small businesses remain closed despite improving economy

Chesa Boudin is Failing the Tenderloin

A mother who's losing her son to fentanyl says S.F. is failing to help drug users. So she protested the dealers

Frustrated San Francisco Crime Victims Demand DA Boudin Step Up Enforcement Or Step Aside

S.F. can't ban people charged with dealing drugs from Tenderloin

“Out of control” - Organized crime drives S.F. shoplifting

After death of baby, S.F. domestic violence victim advocates ask whether Chesa Boudin is doing enough

“D.A. Do Your Job” -- Calls For Justice As Suspects in Asian American Attacks Appear in San Francisco Court

D.A. Chesa Boudin won't charge S.F. police in 2 fatal cases

‘Prolific’ offenders help drive 46% surge in SF burglaries

Is public safety a priority for D.A. Chesa Boudin? S.F. crime survivors say survey suggests it isn't