POLITICSJun 10 · 21:00 UTCMISSION LOCAL SFIo Yeh Gilman and Kelly Waldron

Anti-housing message wasn’t enough to dislodge Supervisor Stephen Sherrill in District 2

Supervisor Stephen Sherrill retained his position in District 2 despite an anti-housing message. Some warned of a potential anti-housing backlash if tall buildings are constructed in the area.

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