New poll from the San Francisco Chronicle show that less than a quarter of San Franciscans believe Mayor London Breed has done 'an excellent or good job' at improving the city. Breed says she's not surprised by the results.
Less than a quarter of San Franciscans believe Mayor London Breed has done "an excellent or good job" at improving the city.We asked Mayor Breed what the poll results mean to her and her efforts to turn the city around.
The San Francisco Chronicle polled more than 1,650 people in late June, early July as part of the SFNext Project."This is a survey of a small constituency of San Franciscans. And overall, I feel like their sentiments are consistent with what most people are feeling in this city. I'm personally feeling myself," said Mayor Breed. "I am also equally frustrated as to our ability to get things done, be able to hire people in a timely matter.
The Mayor says she steered the city safely through the pandemic and she said her strong leadership helped make a difference in cleaning up the Tenderloin."Obviously people are not happy. They are not happy about the state of the city," said Matier. "This poll says she has one of the toughest jobs I have ever seen for Mayor of San Francisco; the pandemic didn't change things as much as it accelerated them. Existing problems grew all the more worse. And on top of things such as homelessness, on top of things such as transit, on top of things such as high cost of living and the open drug dealing; she also has the high cost of an empty downtown.
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