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Daniel Lurie

Mayor of San Francisco
Democrat
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RESOLUTE Citizen Score
43 / 100 F
Raw: 12 of 28 dynamic max · 14 of 30 answered
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✝ God First 12/ 70
🏛️ Local First 0/ 30
National Rank
#4,517 of 8,966 · bottom 49.6% among candidates with at least one scored answer
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Religion: Jewish (Reform). Member of Congregation Emanu-El, a Reform synagogue in San Francisco. Son of Rabbi Brian Lurie (former executive director of the Jewish Community Federation of San Francisco) and Mimi (Ruchwarger) Lurie. NOT CHRISTIAN — christian_liberty cells partial direct-action scoring only per Jewish-mayor protocol.
Education: Town School for Boys + University High School (SF) → B.A. Political Science Duke University 1999 → M.P.P. Goldman School of Public Policy UC Berkeley 2005.
Background: 46th Mayor of the City and County of San Francisco CA (D, first term) — sworn Jan 8 2025 after defeating incumbent London Breed in Nov 5 2024 RCV race ~56%-43% in final round; current term to Jan 2029. Heir to Levi Strauss fortune via stepfather Peter E. Haas (Haas family); first cousin once removed of U.S. Rep. Dan Goldman (D-NY). Personal net worth est. $8-47M (SF Chronicle Feb 2025). Career: Bill Bradley 2000 IA field organizer → Robin Hood Foundation NYC 2001 → Founded Tipping Point Community 2005 (raised >$500M, stepped down as CEO Nov 2019 remained board chair) → chaired SF 2016 Super Bowl Host Committee. Married Becca Prowda 2006 (she is CA Director of Protocol under Gov. Newsom); two children. Born 1977. Self-funded ~$8M+ of ~$16M total campaign; FIRST SF mayor elected with no prior government experience since 1911. CAPPED OWN PAY at $1/year (declined full $364,582 mayoral salary).
[2026-06 RESOLUTE refinement] HETERODOX-MODERATE-D crossover — ~17 months in office; sparse-data UI flag applies. NET: 6 HARD TRUE + 5 HARD FALSE + 3 SOFT FALSE on 14 cite-able cells of 30; 16 NULL per cite-only discipline. UNUSUAL 5-OF-5 HARD TRUE public_justice cluster: q0 'Rebuilding the Ranks' executive directive 5/13/2025 promised 425 new sworn officers + sheriff deputies + 911 dispatchers in first 3 years; signed new SFPOA contract; ran on 'fully-staffed police department'; Frank Jordan (former SF police chief + mayor) endorsed him on this basis — affirmative back-the-blue clearing HIGH BAR. q1 public partnership with DA Brooke Jenkins (who replaced recalled Chesa Boudin); jointly rejected federal-troops intervention while citing 25% citywide crime drop + lowest homicide rate since 1950s; mayoral office formally thanked Jenkins for 'partnership' on fentanyl. q2 directed SFPD + DPW to clear encampments (tents reduced 324 → 162 by Dec 2025); 6/26/2025 drug-market blitz = 97 arrests in one day (largest in recent SF history); 11/24/2025 expanded late-night Tenderloin drug raids with quote 'another step forward in our city's fight against open-air drug markets and crime.' q3 SF.gov 'Mayor Lurie Ends Distribution of Fentanyl Smoking Supplies Without Counseling and Treatment' — broke directly from prior SF harm-reduction policy. q4 signed Fentanyl State of Emergency Ordinance Feb 2025 (10-1 BoS vote); 3/17/2025 'Breaking the Cycle' executive directive; 822 Geary St. 24/7 stabilization center. PLUS HARD TRUE economic_stewardship q2 — capped own salary at $1/yr; FY26-27 $16.9B budget proposal closes $643M deficit with $300M structural cut (eliminates 550 vacant positions; deep nonprofit-contract trims, 1,050+ projected nonprofit layoffs); 12/12/2025 ordered $400M in mid-year cuts; inauguration line 'stop spending more than we can afford.' 5 HARD FALSE: biblical_marriage q0 (campaign LGBTQ+ platform pledges to 'ensure San Francisco remains a safe city for trans students'; hosted Pride proclamation 6/6/2025 City Hall) + q2 (6/6/2025 Pride proclamation quote 'At a time when LGBTQ+ rights are under attack across the country, in San Francisco we are sending a different message: You are welcome here, you are seen here, you are safe here') + q4 (Marched in 2025 SF Pride Parade on Market St. 6/29/2025); border_immigration q1 (Direct quote 6/13/2025: 'For decades, San Francisco has had sanctuary policies — that means our police officers and city staff do not assist with federal immigration enforcement' and 'these policies make our city safer and that is what I was elected to do and that is why I stand by them 100%') + q2 (Oct 2025 activated Dept of Emergency Management amid CBP-surge reports; directed local LE 'to support immigrant communities, protect peaceful protesters and refrain from assisting with federal civil immigration enforcement'; quote 'These actions are not meant to fix our broken immigration system, they are intended to terrorize people'). 3 SOFT FALSE: family_child_sovereignty q2 (Dream Keeper equity program continuation as 'RFP 100' approved $36M to 'advance equity'); christian_liberty q4 (9/30/2025 hosted PRC Consul General flag-raising at City Hall, proclaimed 10/1/2025 'China-US Friendship and Heritage Day' — state-sponsored PRC National Day endorsement); self_defense q1 (gun-storage program launch — Pierce Hu memorial; Gun Violence Awareness Day proclamation; 1-day ceasefire announcement). JEWISH-Reform mayor — christian_liberty q0/q2/q3 cells legitimately NULL because not personally Christian and no specifically Christian-institution case identified during tenure. SFUSD-jurisdiction caveat — family_child_sovereignty q0/q1 NULL because SFUSD governed by independent elected board. SPARSE-DATA: 17 months in office; recommend rescore pass at 2-year mark Jan 2027. HETERODOX FLAGS catalog: (1) $1 salary; (2) $643M deficit-closure budget; (3) Fentanyl State of Emergency Ordinance 10-1 BoS; (4) ended fentanyl-supply distribution without treatment requirement; (5) Rebuilding the Ranks 425-officer directive; (6) 97-arrest drug-market blitz + expanded Tenderloin raids; (7) public DA partnership with Brooke Jenkins; (8) encampment 324→162 in year one; (9) endorsed by SF Briones Society (R-leaning); (10) condemned 'Tax the Jews' chant Feb 2026; (11) vocally opposed federal-troops intervention; (12) PRC flag-raising 9/30/2025 + China-US Friendship Day. SIX major back-the-blue/fiscal-restraint/anti-permissiveness moves — the brand.

Category Breakdown

Candidate affirms life begins at conception and personhood from conception
Not yet verified
Candidate (if District Attorney) has committed to prosecuting illegal abortion procedures; (if mayor/council) has supported pro-life city resolutions or refused to declare 'sanctuary city for abortion'
Not yet verified
Candidate opposes embryonic stem-cell research, IVF embryo discard, and chimeric experimentation
N/A · out of tier
Candidate opposes euthanasia, physician-assisted suicide, and quality-of-life rationing
N/A · out of tier
Candidate has never accepted Planned Parenthood, NARAL, EMILY's List, or abortion-industry PAC funding
N/A · out of tier
Candidate affirms marriage as exclusively the lifelong union of one man and one woman as instituted by God
FALSE (0)[1]
Candidate opposes all forms of same-sex marriage, civil unions, and domestic partnerships in law
N/A · out of tier
Candidate opposes city/county trans-affirming policies (bathroom mandates on private businesses, Pride flag raisings at city hall, pronouns-required HR rules)
FALSE (0)[2]
Candidate supports no-fault divorce reform and policies that strengthen the marriage covenant
N/A · out of tier
Candidate opposes city/county Pride proclamations, Pride flags at city facilities, drag programming in libraries, and LGBT-affirming K-12 curriculum (school-board-relevant)
FALSE (0)[2]
Candidate (school board) opts the district into school-choice transfers + protects homeschool freedom + opposes truancy-based criminal referrals
Not yet verified
Candidate (school board) requires parental notification before any gender/sexuality counseling of minors; (mayor/council) opposes city programs facilitating minor medical procedures without parents
Not yet verified
Candidate (school board) has voted to remove CRT/SOGI/comprehensive-sex-ed/gender-ideology materials from district curriculum and library shelves
FALSE (0)[3]
Candidate (mayor/council/library board) supports local enforcement of age-verification + removes sexualized content from library children's sections
N/A · out of tier
Candidate supports faith-based adoption/foster agencies and opposes placement of children with same-sex couples
N/A · out of tier
Candidate affirms the right to publicly profess Christ in all spheres (workplace, military, public office, schools)
Not yet verified
Candidate supports conscience exemptions for Christian medical professionals, business owners, adoption agencies, and educators
N/A · out of tier
Candidate (city/county/school board) opposes mandatory pronoun policies for staff + employees + students
Not yet verified
Candidate (mayor/council) supports city/county Christian displays (Ten Commandments, Nativity scenes), invocation prayer at meetings, Sunday-closure where chosen by community
Not yet verified
Candidate opposes city-funded non-Christian religious displays/programming (Ramadan illumination, etc.) at city facilities
FALSE (0)[4]
Candidate (city/county) opposes city participation in CBDC pilot programs + supports cash-acceptance ordinances for local businesses
N/A · out of tier
Candidate supports sound-money policies including gold/silver as constitutional money and audit/abolition of the Federal Reserve
N/A · out of tier
Candidate (mayor/council) has voted against deficit-bond issuances for non-capital city expenditures + supports balanced city budgets without service cuts via tax increases on residents
TRUE (+2)[5,6,4]
Candidate supports usury limits, anti-debt-slavery protections, and tithe-friendly tax structures
N/A · out of tier
Candidate (city/county) has voted to remove city pension/treasury investment in ESG-aligned funds + opposes city participation in WEF-aligned sister-city programs
N/A · out of tier
Candidate (city clerk/county election official) supports hand-counted paper ballots at local precincts where state law permits
Not yet verified
Candidate (city clerk/election official) enforces state photo voter ID + citizenship verification at local precincts
Not yet verified
Candidate supports single-day in-person voting with absentee only for verified medical/military exceptions
N/A · out of tier
Candidate opposes mass mail-in voting, drop boxes, and ballot harvesting
N/A · out of tier
Candidate (city clerk/council) refused acceptance of private election-administration grants ('Zuckerbucks')
Not yet verified
Candidate supports completed physical border barrier and active military border presence
N/A · out of tier
Candidate (DA/sheriff) cooperates with ICE detainers + transfers; (mayor/council) supports local cooperation with ICE rather than sanctuary policies
FALSE (0)[7]
Candidate (city/county) has voted against local sanctuary-city ordinances + supports city cooperation with federal immigration enforcement
FALSE (0)[8,9]
Candidate supports mandatory E-Verify for all employment and benefit eligibility
N/A · out of tier
Candidate opposes birthright citizenship for children of illegal aliens, tourist births, and opposes foreign ownership of U.S. farmland
N/A · out of tier
Candidate (mayor/council) opposes local gun-registry ordinances + local gun-shop zoning restrictions
Not yet verified
Candidate (city/council) opposes local-ordinance red-flag/magazine/AWB analogs + local gun-shop zoning restrictions
FALSE (0)[10]
Candidate supports repeal of the National Firearms Act (NFA), Gun Control Act (GCA), and other federal gun regulations
N/A · out of tier
Candidate supports castle doctrine and stand-your-ground laws with full civil immunity for lawful defense
N/A · out of tier
Candidate opposes ATF overreach, citizen disarmament initiatives, and U.N. small-arms treaty participation
N/A · out of tier
Candidate has publicly backed law enforcement and opposed defunding/dismantling police
TRUE (+2)[11,12]
Candidate opposes cashless-bail, soft-on-crime, and rogue-prosecutor (e.g. Soros-DA) policy
TRUE (+2)[13]
Candidate supports victim restitution and proportional punishment of evildoers
TRUE (+2)[14,15]
Candidate refuses to treat violent crime as a "public health" excuse to avoid punishment
TRUE (+2)[16]
Candidate affirms the magistrate's God-ordained duty to bear the sword (Rom. 13:4)
TRUE (+2)[17,18]
Official has asserted local control against unconstitutional state mandates
Not yet verified
Official has declined state strings that compel ungodly or unconstitutional local policy
Not yet verified
Official has protected local citizens from state overreach (lockdowns, mandates, ESG)
Not yet verified
Official affirms subsidiarity — decisions made at the lowest competent level
Not yet verified
Official has refused to enforce unconstitutional state directives
Not yet verified

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References & footnotes

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  1. [1]
    HARD: Campaign LGBTQ+ platform pledges to 'ensure San Francisco remains a safe city for trans students'; hosted Pride Month proclamation at City Hall 6/6/2025. Direction: affirmative LGBTQ+ platform commitment; opposes 1M1W framework. Unclassified
    daniellurie.com · accessed 2026-06-04 · Fetch Wayback archive
    HARD: Campaign LGBTQ+ platform pledges to 'ensure San Francisco remains a safe city for trans students'; hosted Pride Month proclamation at City Hall 6/6/2025. Direction: affirmative LGBTQ+ platform commitment; opposes 1M1W framework.
  2. [2]
    HARD: 6/6/2025 City Hall Pride proclamation quote 'At a time when LGBTQ+ rights are under attack across the country, in San Francisco we are sending a different message: You are welcome here, you are seen here, you are safe here.' Direction: affirmative trans-ideology promotion in official mayoral speech. Unclassified
    ebar.com · accessed 2026-06-04 · Fetch Wayback archive
    HARD: 6/6/2025 City Hall Pride proclamation quote 'At a time when LGBTQ+ rights are under attack across the country, in San Francisco we are sending a different message: You are welcome here, you are seen here, you are safe here.' Direction: affirmative trans-ideology promotion in official mayoral speech.
  3. [3]
    SOFT: Mayoral admin quietly relaunched Dream Keeper equity program as 'RFP 100,' approved $36M in part to 'advance equity' (City Journal documented racial-equity continuation). Direction: city-government DEI/equity-framework civic-infrastructure continuation. Unclassified
    city-journal.org · accessed 2026-06-04 · Fetch Wayback archive
    SOFT: Mayoral admin quietly relaunched Dream Keeper equity program as 'RFP 100,' approved $36M in part to 'advance equity' (City Journal documented racial-equity continuation). Direction: city-government DEI/equity-framework civic-infrastructure continuation.
  4. [4]
    SOFT: 9/30/2025 hosted PRC Consul General flag-raising at City Hall + proclaimed 10/1/2025 'China-US Friendship and Heritage Day' (state-sponsored PRC National Day endorsement). Direction: city resources used for non-Christian state-religion-adjacent foreign-state-sponsored celebratory framework. Counterweight: Lurie is JEWISH not Christian; cell partial-scoring only. Encyclopedia
    Wikipedia · accessed 2026-06-04 · Fetch Wayback archive
    SOFT: 9/30/2025 hosted PRC Consul General flag-raising at City Hall + proclaimed 10/1/2025 'China-US Friendship and Heritage Day' (state-sponsored PRC National Day endorsement). Direction: city resources used for non-Christian state-religion-adjacent foreign-state-sponsored celebratory framework. Counterweight: Lurie is JEWISH not Christian; cell partial-scoring only.
  5. [5]
    HARD: Capped own salary at $1/yr; FY26-27 $16.9B budget proposal closes $643M deficit with $300M structural cut (eliminates 550 vacant positions; deep nonprofit-contract trims, 1,050+ projected nonprofit layoffs); 12/12/2025 ordered $400M in mid-year cuts; inauguration line 'stop spending more than we can afford.' Direction: aggressive fiscal restraint - unusual D-mayor profile. HETERODOX-D heavy. Unclassified
    sfstandard.com · accessed 2026-06-04 · Fetch Wayback archive
    HARD: Capped own salary at $1/yr; FY26-27 $16.9B budget proposal closes $643M deficit with $300M structural cut (eliminates 550 vacant positions; deep nonprofit-contract trims, 1,050+ projected nonprofit layoffs); 12/12/2025 ordered $400M in mid-year cuts; inauguration line 'stop spending more than we can afford.' Direction: aggressive fiscal restraint - unusual D-mayor profile. HETERODOX-D heavy.
  6. [6]
    HARD: Capped own salary at $1/yr; FY26-27 $16.9B budget proposal closes $643M deficit with $300M structural cut (eliminates 550 vacant positions; deep nonprofit-contract trims, 1,050+ projected nonprofit layoffs); 12/12/2025 ordered $400M in mid-year cuts; inauguration line 'stop spending more than we can afford.' Direction: aggressive fiscal restraint - unusual D-mayor profile. HETERODOX-D heavy. Unclassified
    sfstandard.com · accessed 2026-06-04 · Fetch Wayback archive
    HARD: Capped own salary at $1/yr; FY26-27 $16.9B budget proposal closes $643M deficit with $300M structural cut (eliminates 550 vacant positions; deep nonprofit-contract trims, 1,050+ projected nonprofit layoffs); 12/12/2025 ordered $400M in mid-year cuts; inauguration line 'stop spending more than we can afford.' Direction: aggressive fiscal restraint - unusual D-mayor profile. HETERODOX-D heavy.
  7. [7]
    HARD: Direct quotes 6/13/2025: 'For decades, San Francisco has had sanctuary policies — that means our police officers and city staff do not assist with federal immigration enforcement' AND 'these policies make our city safer and that is what I was elected to do and that is why I stand by them 100%.' Direction: opposes ICE-cooperation framework with 100%-stand-by quote. Unclassified
    abc7news.com · accessed 2026-06-04 · Fetch Wayback archive
    HARD: Direct quotes 6/13/2025: 'For decades, San Francisco has had sanctuary policies — that means our police officers and city staff do not assist with federal immigration enforcement' AND 'these policies make our city safer and that is what I was elected to do and that is why I stand by them 100%.' Direction: opposes ICE-cooperation framework with 100%-stand-by quote.
  8. [8]
    HARD: Oct 2025 activated Dept of Emergency Management amid CBP-surge reports; directed local LE 'to support immigrant communities, protect peaceful protesters and refrain from assisting with federal civil immigration enforcement'; quote 'These actions are not meant to fix our broken immigration system, they are intended to terrorize people.' Direction: affirmative sanctuary-policy posture. Unclassified
    kqed.org · accessed 2026-06-04 · Fetch Wayback archive
    HARD: Oct 2025 activated Dept of Emergency Management amid CBP-surge reports; directed local LE 'to support immigrant communities, protect peaceful protesters and refrain from assisting with federal civil immigration enforcement'; quote 'These actions are not meant to fix our broken immigration system, they are intended to terrorize people.' Direction: affirmative sanctuary-policy posture.
  9. [9]
    HARD: Oct 2025 activated Dept of Emergency Management amid CBP-surge reports; directed local LE 'to support immigrant communities, protect peaceful protesters and refrain from assisting with federal civil immigration enforcement'; quote 'These actions are not meant to fix our broken immigration system, they are intended to terrorize people.' Direction: affirmative sanctuary-policy posture. Lean Left
    washingtonpost.com · accessed 2026-06-04 · Fetch Wayback archive
    HARD: Oct 2025 activated Dept of Emergency Management amid CBP-surge reports; directed local LE 'to support immigrant communities, protect peaceful protesters and refrain from assisting with federal civil immigration enforcement'; quote 'These actions are not meant to fix our broken immigration system, they are intended to terrorize people.' Direction: affirmative sanctuary-policy posture.
  10. [10]
    SOFT: Launched gun-storage program (Pierce Hu memorial); proclaimed Gun Violence Awareness Day; 1-day ceasefire announcement. Direction: gun-restriction framework rather than 2A-defense. Unclassified
    nbcbayarea.com · accessed 2026-06-04 · Fetch Wayback archive
    SOFT: Launched gun-storage program (Pierce Hu memorial); proclaimed Gun Violence Awareness Day; 1-day ceasefire announcement. Direction: gun-restriction framework rather than 2A-defense.
  11. [11]
    HARD: 5/13/2025 'Rebuilding the Ranks' executive directive promised 425 new sworn officers + sheriff deputies + 911 dispatchers in first 3 years; signed new SFPOA contract; ran on 'fully-staffed police department.' Frank Jordan (former SF police chief + mayor) endorsed on this basis. Clears HIGH BAR for affirmative back-the-blue advocacy. HETERODOX-D heavy. Official
    sf.gov · accessed 2026-06-04 · Fetch Wayback archive
    HARD: 5/13/2025 'Rebuilding the Ranks' executive directive promised 425 new sworn officers + sheriff deputies + 911 dispatchers in first 3 years; signed new SFPOA contract; ran on 'fully-staffed police department.' Frank Jordan (former SF police chief + mayor) endorsed on this basis. Clears HIGH BAR for affirmative back-the-blue advocacy. HETERODOX-D heavy.
  12. [12]
    HARD: 5/13/2025 'Rebuilding the Ranks' executive directive promised 425 new sworn officers + sheriff deputies + 911 dispatchers in first 3 years; signed new SFPOA contract; ran on 'fully-staffed police department.' Frank Jordan (former SF police chief + mayor) endorsed on this basis. Clears HIGH BAR for affirmative back-the-blue advocacy. HETERODOX-D heavy. Unclassified
    cbsnews.com · accessed 2026-06-04 · Fetch Wayback archive
    HARD: 5/13/2025 'Rebuilding the Ranks' executive directive promised 425 new sworn officers + sheriff deputies + 911 dispatchers in first 3 years; signed new SFPOA contract; ran on 'fully-staffed police department.' Frank Jordan (former SF police chief + mayor) endorsed on this basis. Clears HIGH BAR for affirmative back-the-blue advocacy. HETERODOX-D heavy.
  13. [13]
    HARD: Public partnership with DA Brooke Jenkins (replaced recalled Chesa Boudin); jointly rejected federal-troops intervention while citing 25% crime drop + lowest homicide rate since 1950s; office formally thanked Jenkins for 'partnership' on fentanyl. Direction: opposes Boudin-style progressive-prosecution framework. Unclassified
    sfist.com · accessed 2026-06-04 · Fetch Wayback archive
    HARD: Public partnership with DA Brooke Jenkins (replaced recalled Chesa Boudin); jointly rejected federal-troops intervention while citing 25% crime drop + lowest homicide rate since 1950s; office formally thanked Jenkins for 'partnership' on fentanyl. Direction: opposes Boudin-style progressive-prosecution framework.
  14. [14]
    HARD: Directed SFPD + DPW to clear encampments (tents reduced 324 → 162 by Dec 2025); 6/26/2025 drug-market blitz = 97 arrests in one day (largest in recent SF history); 11/24/2025 expanded late-night Tenderloin drug raids with quote 'another step forward in our city's fight against open-air drug markets and crime.' Direction: rule-of-law / proportional punishment for public-disorder offenses. Unclassified
    sfstandard.com · accessed 2026-06-04 · Fetch Wayback archive
    HARD: Directed SFPD + DPW to clear encampments (tents reduced 324 → 162 by Dec 2025); 6/26/2025 drug-market blitz = 97 arrests in one day (largest in recent SF history); 11/24/2025 expanded late-night Tenderloin drug raids with quote 'another step forward in our city's fight against open-air drug markets and crime.' Direction: rule-of-law / proportional punishment for public-disorder offenses.
  15. [15]
    HARD: Directed SFPD + DPW to clear encampments (tents reduced 324 → 162 by Dec 2025); 6/26/2025 drug-market blitz = 97 arrests in one day (largest in recent SF history); 11/24/2025 expanded late-night Tenderloin drug raids with quote 'another step forward in our city's fight against open-air drug markets and crime.' Direction: rule-of-law / proportional punishment for public-disorder offenses. Unclassified
    sfstandard.com · accessed 2026-06-04 · Fetch Wayback archive
    HARD: Directed SFPD + DPW to clear encampments (tents reduced 324 → 162 by Dec 2025); 6/26/2025 drug-market blitz = 97 arrests in one day (largest in recent SF history); 11/24/2025 expanded late-night Tenderloin drug raids with quote 'another step forward in our city's fight against open-air drug markets and crime.' Direction: rule-of-law / proportional punishment for public-disorder offenses.
  16. [16]
    HARD: SF.gov 'Mayor Lurie Ends Distribution of Fentanyl Smoking Supplies Without Counseling and Treatment.' Direction: rejected harm-reduction 'public health' permissiveness; requires treatment-linkage. Official
    sf.gov · accessed 2026-06-04 · Fetch Wayback archive
    HARD: SF.gov 'Mayor Lurie Ends Distribution of Fentanyl Smoking Supplies Without Counseling and Treatment.' Direction: rejected harm-reduction 'public health' permissiveness; requires treatment-linkage.
  17. [17]
    HARD: Signed Fentanyl State of Emergency Ordinance Feb 2025 (10-1 BoS vote); 3/17/2025 'Breaking the Cycle' executive directive; 822 Geary St. 24/7 stabilization center. Direction: affirmative magistrate's-sword posture against fentanyl crisis as policy matter. Unclassified
    cbsnews.com · accessed 2026-06-04 · Fetch Wayback archive
    HARD: Signed Fentanyl State of Emergency Ordinance Feb 2025 (10-1 BoS vote); 3/17/2025 'Breaking the Cycle' executive directive; 822 Geary St. 24/7 stabilization center. Direction: affirmative magistrate's-sword posture against fentanyl crisis as policy matter.
  18. [18]
    HARD: Signed Fentanyl State of Emergency Ordinance Feb 2025 (10-1 BoS vote); 3/17/2025 'Breaking the Cycle' executive directive; 822 Geary St. 24/7 stabilization center. Direction: affirmative magistrate's-sword posture against fentanyl crisis as policy matter. Official
    sf.gov · accessed 2026-06-04 · Fetch Wayback archive
    HARD: Signed Fentanyl State of Emergency Ordinance Feb 2025 (10-1 BoS vote); 3/17/2025 'Breaking the Cycle' executive directive; 822 Geary St. 24/7 stabilization center. Direction: affirmative magistrate's-sword posture against fentanyl crisis as policy matter.
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