Deandra Bryant
Candidate for San Francisco County Supervisorial District 10
Deandra Bryant was born and raised in Bayview-Hunters Point. She grew up in the Double Rock/Alice Griffith public housing complex. She became a mother at a young age. She has worked in housing and nonprofit services. She has helped residents navigate public systems, both professionally and personally. This is her first political campaign. She is running as a first-time, independent candidate. She has not previously served on any local or state commission.
Positions in brief
Bryant's platform centers on stable housing. She also wants paths to owning a home. She wants a resource hub for families and youth with disabilities. She wants community-based public safety too. She wants residents involved before big decisions, not after.
Bryant wants to keep affordable housing in place. She wants stronger protections for renters. She also wants protections for existing residents. She wants more paths from rental aid to owning a home. She wants real community input before big development decisions. She wants to build a resource hub in District 10. It would serve families and youth with disabilities. It would connect them to school services. It would also connect them to child development services. It would also connect them to mental health services. It would connect them to recreation too. It would offer youth jobs. It would offer help for people leaving jail. It would offer early help programs for kids. On public safety, she backs community-based violence prevention. She backs visible public-safety resources. She wants them held accountable too. She backs mental-health crisis response. She wants attention paid to environmental health in Bayview-Hunters Point. She also wants attention paid to pollution concerns there. She backs the main goal of the Family Zoning Plan. But she says more zoning space cannot be the whole housing plan. She wants it paired with affordability rules. She also wants rules against pushing people out of their homes.
On the issues
- Housing & Homelessness
Wants to preserve affordable housing, strengthen renter protections, and expand pathways from rental assistance to homeownership, with meaningful community participation in major development decisions.
Source → - Family & Social Services
Wants to establish a comprehensive District 10 disability and family resource hub connecting children and families to educational, developmental, and behavioral-health services.
Source → - Public Safety & Policing
Supports community-based violence prevention, mental-health crisis response, and visible, accountable public-safety resources, alongside attention to environmental contamination in Bayview-Hunters Point.
“District 10 deserves safety without abandoning prevention, opportunity, or accountability.”
Source → - Housing & Homelessness
Supports the Family Zoning Plan's goal of spreading housing growth more evenly across the city, while insisting zoning capacity alone is not a complete housing policy.
“My test for housing policy is not simply how many units can theoretically be built, but whether working families can actually afford to remain in San Francisco.”
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