Potrero Hill activist Tony Kelly filed paperwork Wednesday with the San Francisco Department of Elections to try and unseat incumbent Supervisor Malia Cohen in November, setting up a rematch of sorts for the District 10 seat.
Kelly appears to be honing in on the rising dissatisfaction some residents have with the erosion of San Francisco’s affordability.
“Too many San Franciscans face an uphill battle, especially here in District 10,” said Kelly in a statement. “Our district is part of one of the richest cities in the richest state in the richest country in the world, and yet our neighborhoods are home to the highest unemployment rates in the City, our homeowners are at risk of foreclosure, and our tenants at risk of evictions.”
Kelly ran in the crowded 2010 District 10 supervisor race where he finished second to Cohen.…
Kelly appears to be honing in on the rising dissatisfaction some residents have with the erosion of San Francisco’s affordability.
“Too many San Franciscans face an uphill battle, especially here in District 10,” said Kelly in a statement. “Our district is part of one of the richest cities in the richest state in the richest country in the world, and yet our neighborhoods are home to the highest unemployment rates in the City, our homeowners are at risk of foreclosure, and our tenants at risk of evictions.”
Kelly ran in the crowded 2010 District 10 supervisor race where he finished second to Cohen.…
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