Low turnout, high impact: What this week’s recall results mean for our campaign

 

Earlier this week, voters in San Francisco made a clear statement that they wanted a new direction for the School Board in our city. But here’s something that has gone relatively unnoticed: Voter participation was shockingly low. The data from the recall election shows that voter participation likely won’t even break 35%. That’s incredibly low -- even for a special election. With outside GOP mega-donors spending millions to reverse our movement, we know how urgently we need to mobilize our voters to the polls to have a chance in the June election. That’s why we announced the launch of our field program -- to make sure every single San Franciscan hears what’s at stake in the upcoming election. Will you help us get this program off on the right foot by donating any amount to our campaign today? Here's what your generosity will help us achieve:  Hiring and paying our field staff, who will be responsible for meeting San Franciscans where they are to talk about the stakes of this recall.    Designing and printing materials to educate our neighbors about our office and the facts of this recall.   Building out a large enough field program to stop Republicans from repealing all the progress we've made.  This can’t be done without your support. So today, we’re asking you to make a contribution of any amount. Your generosity will go directly toward our efforts to connect with voters all across San Francisco: Team Chesa BoudinThanks for helping us build this campaign,  Chesa Boudin was elected District Attorney of San Francisco in 2019 to reform our criminal justice system. Now, right-wingers  want to reverse our progress and return our city to a time when innocent people were locked away and police acted with impunity. Please chip in today to keep up the fight to reform San Francisco's criminal justice system. 20 Galli Drive Ste A Novato, CA 94949

 

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Ad paid for by Friends of Chesa Boudin Opposing the Recall, FPPC #1437058, Financial Disclosures available at SFethics.org Committee major funding from: 1. Christian Larsen ($100,000) 2. Service Employees International Union Local 1021 Candidate PAC ($65,000) 3. Jessica McKellar ($50,000)