Daniel Lurie for Mayor
Money spent trying to
buy the election so far:
$9.8million:
Get to know San Francisco’s favorite heir
Hi! I’m Daniel Lurie, and I’m running for Mayor of San Francisco.
I am from the great city of San Francisco, where I currently own two Pacific Heights homes worth over $15 million each.
However, I prefer to spend my time at the mansion I own in Malibu, also valued over $15mil.
I was lucky enough to inherit generational wealth after my mom married rich. Please buy Levi’s jeans!
I founded Tipping Point with the goal of ending homelessness. It got worse, but we threw a lot of great galas for other wealthy elites in the process!
I call myself an outsider, but I am a longtime insider - did you know money gives people power? And I have so much money.
Read about how rich I am in Vanity Fair magazine
Political history:
I have wanted to run for Mayor of San Francisco since 2017.
Vote Daniel Lurie for Mayor!
Policy Priorities:
Defund The Police
As Mayor of San Francisco, you can rest assured I will staff my office similarly.
My Track Record:
Some say that I shouldn’t be Mayor of San Francisco because I have no track record, but I actually do! It’s just really bad.
I founded Tipping Point to end homelessness in San Francisco.
We funded organizations like HomeRise:
We supported the City’s biggest
grifters:
Between 2019 and the present, Tipping Point has given at least $10,000 to the Coalition on Homelessness. One grant in 2019 was for $10,000, and another in 2022 was for an unknown sum.
We built projects too quickly and oversaw them improperly:
833 Bryant Project: Between December 2021 and the present there have been 13 DBI complaints: complaints of dog poop throughout the building, dangerous electrical problems, elevators not working, flooding from sprinklers
I’ve done more than just spending other peoples’ money on failing to end homelessness - I also cost taxpayers money for Super Bowl 50!
Tipping Point has Become Less and Less Efficient, Spending More in Overhead While Providing Less in Grants
(Note: We Have Excluded Donations to Stanford & Cal as We View This as Outside Core Mission)
It’s not that we don’t spend our donors’ money, it’s just that we would rather use it to renovate our offices than give out grants