Voters gathered at the San Francisco Standard office to watch the city's mayoral candidates square off in their second debate of the election season.
Less than a week after San Francisco 's first mayoral debate, the five major candidates went head-to-head again Monday evening. This time, the San Francisco Democratic Party hosted the debate at the UC Law campus, where the group reminded voters of the city's ranked-choice voting. Voters should not just keep their top choice in mind. The SF Standard hosted a watch party at its office for a few dozen voters.
"I'm pretty open, I feel like I'll default to London Breed, but she's fine," said Leslie Carr. "I can still be convinced."Sarah Vega is an undecided voter and healthcare worker in Marin County, who said she voted for Mayor Breed in the last election. She's most concerned with the city's public health crisis."I'm looking for more patient-centered solutions to this crisis that's affecting not just here but national," she said.
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