GrowSF

For 4? Okay, cool.

He's a grassroots candidate running against a grow SF back candidate.

Okay, that's for sure good.

Then we have for District 6.

For District 8? Was running.

And she kind of had some buzz on her.

Oh, really? But I think she actually sucks because I think Grow SF moved over from Manny to her.

Oh, yeah.

Yes.

But I would say if you just have your laptop next to you and you can like Google something really quickly, just please beware of Grow SF in San Francisco because anything you type in rings that up right away to the top of the search.

They pay for it.

That's why it goes to

And I mentioned this because Prop 43 is also rejected by Governor Newsom and all 90 members of a Democratic California legislature.

So, Darshini, why are you still being endorsed by GrowSF and is there anything that a right-wing organization can do to move to the right that will actually make you disavow that endorsement?

So GrowSF endorsed me which honestly was probably as surprising to me as anyone else in this room because I still have signs in my window supporting Prop B and Prop I and I'm openly against Flock and I don't like the Reset Center and I haven't really shifted on any of my policies.

I did decline their endorsement.

In fact, I called them.

Who else is in the race?

Well, I'm glad you brought this up because that's my column this morning, which is that GrowSF took the unusual step of endorsing Darshini Patel, even though she's on the board of HealthRight360 and agrees with Gary's harm reduction policies.

And by the way, they're both YIMBYs.

So there's policy-wise...

this one.

If like, just see what, just vote against grow SF.

Good Lord.

Just whoever grow S whatever grow SF is in favor of just vote the other way.

You probably, you might fuck up one or two things doing that, but it's not a bad overall strategy.

Whoever they're groping.

San Francisco in a general sense.

So before we move on, there's a little bit of a groundswell going on about people who are in San Francisco, like rank and file Democrats who are actually really upset with the San Francisco Democratic Party over a variety of things.

Wong is a well-oiled candidate.

He's backed by the city's billionaire mayor and billionaire-backed groups like GrowSF, which invested half a million dollars into Wong's June re-election campaign.

Jeremy Mack is executive director of the Phoenix Project, a nonprofit watchdog tracking big tech money that's shaping San Francisco politics to the right.

Alan Wong's biggest donor through the Grow SF PAC was Michael Moritz.

Less than a week after Manny dropped out of the District 8 supervisor race, a new poll presented voters with a surprising question.

If Manny were to resume his campaign, where would you rank him on your ballot, if at all? It was a survey done by GrowSF, a political group here in San Francisco that had endorsed Manny.

Now, the poll included several other questions, but the most important thing for us to know is there are a lot of people who are talking about Manny and still voting for him.

So I want you to listen to the reflection by Carol Ruse-Silver, and I want you to follow what's happening, because believe me, this is a hot issue.

There's two main super PAC supporting him.

One is an offshoot of Grow SF, which is kind of supported moderate politics.

in the city.

Another is called Abundant Future.