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We asked candidates if SF should keep Flock surveillance, or tell it to Flock off
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· September 8, 2026
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Key points Further details on the candidates' stances can be found through additional sources. Candidates for supervisor, congressional, and assembly positions have expressed differing opinions on the renewal of a license plate-reader contract.
Candidates for supervisor, congressional, and assembly positions have expressed differing opinions on the renewal of a license plate-reader contract. The contract in question is with Flock, a surveillance system. Some candidates support keeping the system, while others believe it should be discontinued.
The opinions of the candidates are split, indicating a lack of consensus on the issue. Further details on the candidates' stances can be found through additional sources.
The contract renewal has sparked debate, with some candidates in favor of continuing the service and others opposed to it. More information on the candidates' positions is available for those seeking a deeper understanding of the issue.
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Published: September 8, 2026 ·
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