“The San Francisco comeback will be powered by accountable leadership and new ideas, not City Hall insiders.”
New Ideas.
Accountability.
Leadership.
Join Daniel’s campaign to build a better San Francisco.
A lifelong Democrat and San Franciscan, Daniel is running for mayor to turn around the city he loves.
In 2005, Daniel founded Tipping Point Community. Without taking a cent of government money, Tipping Point raised more than $500 million and delivered measurable results on early childhood, employment, housing, and education. Daniel’s accountable leadership style led to innovative projects, including an affordable housing development built on time and under budget with good-paying union labor.
Daniel’s parents inspired his life of service, and today he and his wife, Becca, are dedicated to raising their own children in a San Francisco we can all be proud of.
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Daniel’s record is rooted in accountability and results. He will bring much needed reform to San Francisco’s political system, which is defined by corruption, waste, and poor outcomes.
Learn more about Daniel’s concrete and actionable plans to mount the San Francisco comeback.
Daniel has dedicated his career to improving the lives of people across San Francisco.
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Daniel's Priorities
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I welcome any good news that our city and tourism industry desperately needs. While we must make sure our zoo is safe for its inhabitants and staff alike, I look forward to taking my kids to see the pandas when they arrive!
San Francisco Zoo to get coveted giant pandas from China
In a coup for the city, San Francisco’s zoo will receive giant pandas. The news comes...
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I will bring accountability back to San Francisco’s city government… Under my City Hall Accountability Plan, we will withhold funding from contractors who fail to meet the demands of the task at hand and offer bonuses to contractors who finish work ahead of schedule as an
“We can’t fix San Francisco until we ensure accountability for people and systems alike, and right now the system at city hall is failing us all.”
@TheVOSF covers my City Hall Accountability Plan, which will help repair our city’s broken economic engine.
Getting people off the street and into dignified shelter is crucial. But at $113,000 a cabin, it's unsustainable. Tipping Point helped do it for $15,000 a unit at 33 Gough.
I have a plan to restructure our ineffective City Hall system. That will allow us to finally deliver
Our San Francisco Zoo (@sfzoo) staff and visitors have encountered dangerous situations and animals have also suffered from the conditions of our zoo. Basic needs are not being met and, alarmingly, required safety reports are not being filed.
A thriving San Francisco Zoo
I am grateful to have the support of Alison White, owner of Valencia Street Vintage right here in the Mission. In this video, she shares her struggles with safety as both a small business owner and parent. I’m running for mayor to make sure all of our residents are safe and
“If you hold our department heads accountable and our nonprofit heads accountable, you can get more with less”
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Labor and civil rights leader Cesar Chavez continues to inspire us to act in service to our community. Honored to celebrate his legacy at the Cesar Chavez Day Parade & Festival today in the Mission
