Official reporting says threshold exceeded
The Mayor's Office reported 21,694 temporary-housing entries using intergovernmental data. Election.org has not independently audited or deduplicated that measure.
Karen Ruth Bass: Bring more than 17,000 people experiencing homelessness indoors during the first year.
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Read the full people & public office guide →The Mayor's Office reported 21,694 temporary-housing entries using intergovernmental data. Election.org has not independently audited or deduplicated that measure.
“house more than 17,000 people by speeding up and expanding programs that already exist”
Los Angeles Times summary of the campaign plan
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