Sachin Agarwal

Our city has major problems, but we can fix them. I’m not leaving and neither is @sbuss. We ❤️ SF. We’re working every day to build a city where new residents are welcomed, new businesses are encouraged, and families can put down their roots. We’re making progress. 👉 @GrowSF.

TAKE THAT COIT TOWER

The @SFChronicle endorses NO ON PROP D! 👉 “Prop D is a tax on businesses disguised as an executive-accountability measure. And changing the rules again so quickly after Prop M makes San Francisco look unstable to employers and investors. It may, in fact, be the final straw that compels those affected businesses to leave the city altogether. We recommend a no vote.”

@spencercamp @EarthFirstVoter More Lukes Local locations, where groceries cost 3x what Safeway or Whole Foods charges

@EarthFirstVoter @agarwal That’ll all be passed on to higher grocery prices or they’ll just leave. How does that help anyone?

Saikat Chakrabarti just donated $100,000 to pass Prop D, a tax the Chronicle reports will cost SF jobs and hurt our economy. He hasn't voted in San Francisco in over a decade. Why is an outsider spending six figures to wreck our recovery?

@EarthFirstVoter @spencercamp Safeway is a big company

@spencercamp @agarwal This is bullshit framing. The tax won’t hit local grocers. This is for big companies. Stop defending the wealthy. And stop lying about the policy.

@PhoenixProjNow @kane @GrowSF “There”

@kane @agarwal @GrowSF We’re pretty behind on updating our website but display donors their. Also, shuffling money from a C4 -> PAC is dark money, one of @GrowSF’s key political strategies

Let me get this straight: the Phoenix Project had a meeting where they listed all the great election wins from the past 4 years, and confirmed those wins led to San Francisco’s recovery. And they think this is a BAD thing? missionlocal.org/2026/05/sf-sun…

@EarthFirstVoter It’s public record

@agarwal Where are you getting he hasn’t voted there in a decade? He’s lived in SF since 2019.

Yes on D has run their campaign on lies. Now the City Controller and City Economist have spoken: Prop D = fewer jobs. Prop D = less growth. Prop D = a slower recovery for San Francisco. Don't let them lie their way to a yes. Vote NO on D.

@spencercamp @Waymo @Uber @robotaxi Impossible to get a car

@agarwal @Waymo @Uber Try out @robotaxi.

Dear @Waymo, I love you so much. Please get more cars online soon. I had to take an @uber today and it was disgusting. I’m ready to be done with them.

@terronk So, most people 😂

@agarwal He’s mad at the people who won’t vote for him lol

@agarwal Prop D would make San Francisco the least affordable city in the U.S. by far. How does Saikat get away with running ads on “affordability”, when he wants to hike pass-thru taxes on local grocery stores that will make the cost of living extremely unaffordable?

Did you know in San Francisco, you can block housing from being built because it… causes a shadow? Over the last 10 years, over 2000 units of housing have been delayed or stalled because of this. That's why I’m announcing the SHADE Act - or Slashing Housing Appeals And Delays Everywhere. You see today, our city treats “shadows” the same as toxic waste in our environmental review process. It allows anyone to appeal a project and stop it from being built on the grounds of some shade caused by a new building. The SHADE Act will in turn: 1) eliminate local allowances for shadow as a reason for an environmental appeal, 2) streamline our environmental review processes from 30 days to 15 days, and 3) simplify and modernize our public notification processes. Because let’s face it, San Francisco is paying too high a price for being afraid of its own shadow. It’s time to fix that.

Natalie Gee supported Gabriela López, even after she was recalled by 82% of the Sunset. So if Gee doesn't agree with the Sunset, why does she think she can represent the Sunset in City Hall?

It's so weird how difficult it is for the left to understand that all you have to do to decrease housing costs is to let people build more housing.

Nothing beats a little late night Clauding

SpaceX is only ~200 satellites away from having launched as many satellites as the rest of the world combined (despite giving the rest of the world a 61-year head start)