Since BrookeJenkinsSF's appointment in July, HamasakiLaw has regularly lobbed criticism her way. That includes for this week’s revelation that Jenkins was paid more than $100,000 for consulting work by a nonprofit tied to the recall effort.
John Hamasaki, a former police commissioner and current Twitter rabble rouser, announced his candidacy on Thursday.
His entrance into the fray is a boon to progressives, who were at risk of having no clear option after former District Attorney Chesa Boudin announced he would not seek election. Hamasaki strongly backed former Boudin, who was recalled by 55% of voters in June amid rising concerns about public safety.
Hamasaki took out nomination papers from the Department of Elections on Thursday and has until Friday to return them with the requisite filing fee to appear on the ballot.
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