Sachin Agarwal

I ❤️ San Francisco. Co-founder @GrowSF. We’re helping get SF back on track by electing leaders who focus on outcomes. We’re the #1 voter guide in SF.

[Sachin Agarwal @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.

[Sachin Agarwal @agarwal]

@noahsloss I’m just a dad, man.

Prop d does not tax ceos. Say yes or no.

[Gagan Biyani 🏛 @gaganbiyani]

People are completely sleeping on GrowSF's work in San Francisco.

[Sachin Agarwal @agarwal]

@bosmeny @crapshoot101 @GrowSF If something is on the ballot, we're going to make an endorsement.

We agree legislators should do their jobs and not push things to voters. Are there specific ballot measures you think we should not have endorsed yes on?

[Sachin Agarwal @agarwal]

@Dehartspeaks1 @mattyglesias My tweet literally says San Francisco, where most races have been decided.

[Sachin Agarwal @agarwal]

There are a lot of ways to interpret last night’s results in San Francisco.

Here’s one: campaigns grounded in facts and results won. Campaigns built on misinformation lost.

Voters are smart. They do their research and make informed decisions.

[🥚 🍞 @undapav]

BRO I CANNOT FIND SAIKAT IN SF

[Sachin Agarwal @agarwal]

@juanhinojos_ Congratulations!

[Sachin Agarwal @agarwal]

@sabaimran_go We read the full legislation to start, obviously use AI to help interpret, we read the controllers report and we meet with other experts as needed

[Sachin Agarwal @agarwal]

@Dehartspeaks1 @mattyglesias Care to say more, or is that all you have?

[Sachin Agarwal @agarwal]

@Millanphilipose It's looking good (defeating it), but too close to call it.

[Sachin Agarwal @agarwal]

@sabaimran_go I don't pay super close attention to state politics. I think in San Francisco we have such a small voter base that we are able to get good information out to all voters, and voters make intelligent decisions.

[Daniel Lurie 丹尼爾·羅偉 @DanielLurie]

Yesterday’s election showed that San Franciscans support the progress we are making and want us to continue the momentum. I know we still have work to do—and we are going to keep our foot on the accelerator to continue getting results for our residents.

Thank you to the voters for Passing Prop A to help make sure our city is prepared in the event of an emergency. And congratulations to Supervisors Stephen Sherrill, Alan Wong, and School Board President Phil Kim. I look forward to continuing working together to serve San Franciscans. 

We are just getting started. Let’s go, San Francisco.

[Zach Klein @zachklein]

This assessment ignores that these outcomes aren't only wanted by the mayor and "big money", but also by a supermajority of San Franciscans who are exhausted by performative progressive politics and no longer afraid to say it.

We want the functioning government we pay for.

[Sachin Agarwal @agarwal]

A few years ago, people had given up on San Francisco. Today, we have pro-growth, common-sense leaders at every level of city government working to move our city forward.

San Francisco is the greatest city in the world, and the credit belongs to the people who step up, run for office, and do the hard work of leading every day.

Congratulations to @scsherrill, @alankennywong, and Phil Kim on your big wins last night!

[Sachin Agarwal @agarwal]

@JonathanClayba1 @GrowSF This was the case historically, but I don’t think so in recent years

[Chuong 🚀 @ChuongIsHere]

Brutal. Even Peskin’s district didn’t want to see him run again.

[Sachin Agarwal @agarwal]

@96hoya @PippengerHarlo 😂

[Josh Barro @jbarro]

It's nice to see that being incredibly annoying remains a bad campaign strategy

[Adam Carlson @admcrlsn]

Saikat is getting absolutely smoked in CA-11.

[Sachin Agarwal @agarwal]

I can’t believe it’s been six years since I left tech to start @GrowSF.

In that time, we’ve been fortunate to help win some important elections and contribute to San Francisco’s turnaround. The city has made real progress, but the work is far from done.

The early results tonight are looking great, but we’ve had some close losses so I’m not celebrating yet. Hoping for the best so we can keep the momentum going!