San Francisco voters got rid of Chesa Boudin — and may soon face a recall hangover

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San Francisco voters got rid of Chesa Boudin — and may soon face a recall hangover

San Franciscans recalled district attorney Chesa Boudin but will wake up Wednesday with the same root causes of crime, and most important, the same mayor.

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