Our Challenge

Criminal justice reform is needed. But misguided reforms, instead of bringing more social justice, have instead given criminals free reign, without having to fear being held responsible.

1,500 addicted homeless people died because District Attorney Chesa Boudin declines to seek jail time for drug dealers. Hana Abe, Elizabeth Platt and a dozen other innocent fellow citizens were killed by repeat violent offenders who should have been sent to jail by the DA, but weren’t. Our Asian-American neighbors have been the victims of a wave of assaults. 

Over the last couple of years, homicides increased by 43%, burglaries by 42%, and car thefts by 34%. There were more than 200 shootings last year in San Francisco, nearly twice the number in 2019. Rampant shoplifting, theft and car break-ins leave us with a sense of general lawlessness and danger.

The Solution

• Arrest, charge and seek conviction of drug dealers with the goal to protect addicted homeless people in our city.
• Introduce rules that prohibit releasing repeat violent offenders.
• Launch a crime-fighting program protecting our Asian-American neighbors. This will be a combination of more police presence and charging criminals with the aim to convict and jail them.
• Increase funding for the San Francisco Police Department, and fill the more than 400 open positions for police officers.
• Seek the repeal of Prop 47, the proposition that decriminalized shoplifting and theft. 
• Seek to repeal Assembly Bill 2942 which made it easier for district attorneys to apply lesser charges against criminals or let them go entirely.
• Seek the repeal of Assembly Bill 3234, allowing judges to offer diversion to defendants even if the prosecutor disagrees.
• Seek the repeal of Prop 57, which allows earlier paroles.