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Daniel Lurie Declared San Francisco's New Mayor Amid Voter Discontent

Daniel Lurie wins San Francisco mayoral race, defeating incumbent London Breed, with promises of accountability and public service in response to voter dissatisfaction.

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Updated: Nov 8th, 2024, 2:25 AM ET

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Daniel Lurie has been declared the winner of San Francisco's mayoral race, defeating incumbent London Breed. His victory reflects a demand for change in leadership amid controversy over homelessness and crime during Breed's term. Lurie, a political outsider and philanthropist, emphasized accountability and public service, securing 56.2% of the ranked-choice vote. Breed, who faced criticism for her administration's handling of urban issues, acknowledged Lurie's victory and pledged a smooth transition. The election highlighted a significant shift in voter sentiment in a city grappling with post-pandemic challenges.

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