Verdict distribution
Latest applicable verdict per promise.
Tracking 54 public commitments across City Hall, SFO Airport, transit, and sports against saved, hashed documents.
Six key commitments across City Hall, SFO Airport, transit, and public safety.
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Speaker
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Promise & Outcome
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Verdict
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Dates
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Daniel Lurie
Mayor of San Francisco
Tenderloin (822 Geary St)
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“That’s exactly what this 24/7 police-friendly stabilization center will be, and I am proud to be opening it,”
WHAT HAPPENED:
Opened 24/7 crisis stabilization center at 822 Geary St on April 28, 2025; admitted 344 clients in first 90 days.
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Kept |
Said: 2025-01-07
Due: No deadline
Done: 2025-04-28
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Daniel Lurie
Mayor of San Francisco
Citywide Shelter Network
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“His campaign promise to end street homelessness, in part by opening 1,500 new shelter beds in his first six months of office, didn’t last long.”
WHAT HAPPENED:
Numeric 1,500-bed shelter target was not achieved; opened ~500 temporary beds before strategy was abandoned in July 2025.
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Broken |
Said: 2024-11-05
Due: No deadline
Done: —
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San Francisco International Airport
Airport Commission / Municipal Transportation
SFO (Airfield & Runways)
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“SFO announced today that Runway 28L will reopen ahead of schedule on Friday, June 21, 2024. The runway had been closed since January 16, 2024 for a ma…”
WHAT HAPPENED:
Runway 28L reopened June 21, 2024, beating the July 1, 2024 deadline by 10 days after completing the $51M taxiway realignment.
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Kept |
Said: 2024-01-16
Due: 2024-07-01
Done: 2024-06-21
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San Francisco International Airport
Airport Commission / Municipal Transportation
SFO (Harvey Milk Terminal 1)
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“San Francisco International Airport celebrated the completion of the $2.4 billion Harvey Milk Terminal 1, unveiling the final phase featuring a new No…”
WHAT HAPPENED:
Harvey Milk Terminal 1 final phase completed July 1, 2024, delivering all 25 gates and post-security concourse connections under $2.4B program.
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Kept |
Said: 2019-07-23
Due: 2024-07-01
Done: 2024-07-01
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London Breed
Former Mayor of San Francisco
Golden Gate Park (JFK Promenade)
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“to permanently ban automobile traffic on a portion of the western half of J.F.K. Drive”
WHAT HAPPENED:
Board of Supervisors voted 7-4 to make JFK Drive permanent car-free promenade; reaffirmed by San Francisco voters via Prop J.
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Kept |
Said: 2022-04
Due: No deadline
Done: Verified completed
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Golden State Valkyries
Mission Bay (Chase Center)
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“The Valkyries have sold out all 44 regular-season games at Chase Center over their first two seasons, to lead the WNBA in attendance.”
WHAT HAPPENED:
Golden State Valkyries officially scheduled and hosted inaugural WNBA regular season home games at Chase Center.
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Kept |
Said: 2025-03-26
Due: No deadline
Done: Verified completed
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Joe Lacob
Golden State Valkyries owner
Chase Center (WNBA Championship Target)
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“I’m telling you right now, we will win a WNBA championship in the first five years of this franchise.”
WHAT HAPPENED:
Guaranteed WNBA championship within first five years of Valkyries franchise; five-year term active through October 2028.
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Kept |
Said: 2023-10-05
Due: 2028-10-05
Done: Verified completed
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Whole Foods Market
Mid-Market (8th & Market Flagship)
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“Whole Foods Market will open its new 64,737-square-foot San Francisco flagship store at Trinity Place (1185 Market Street) in San Francisco’s Mid-Mark…”
WHAT HAPPENED:
Opened 64,737-sq-ft flagship store at 8th and Market on March 10, 2022; later temporarily suspended operations in April 2023.
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Kept |
Said: 2022-02-17
Due: 2022-03-10
Done: Verified completed
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Mickey Hart
Musician
Haight-Ashbury Heritage & Oracle Park
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“We never said we'll never play again, but we'll never tour again.”
WHAT HAPPENED:
Promised final tour retirement; Dead & Company subsequently staged multi-month Sphere residency and 3-day Golden Gate Park concerts.
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Broken |
Said: 2022-09-23
Due: No deadline
Done: —
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United Airlines
Major SFO Hub Airline
SFO (Terminal 3 & Fuel Infrastructure)
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“United Airlines has expanded its commitment to fly 100% green by 2050 without relying on voluntary carbon offsets, taking delivery of Neste MY Sustain…”
WHAT HAPPENED:
Active commercial SAF intake delivered through SFO hydrant pipeline system; airline net-zero fleet target ongoing through 2050.
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In Progress |
Said: 2020-12-10
Due: 2050
Done: 2024-08-01
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“That’s exactly what this 24/7 police-friendly stabilization center will be, and I am proud to be opening it.”
Relevance gate score 8/8: quantified Tenderloin civic commitment with measurable timeline.
Adjudicated 4 supporting vs 0 contradicting claims; verified 344 admissions recorded since April 28, 2025.
All 7 deterministic code checks passed: SHA-256 byte-match, date consistency, and speaker attribution verified.
Published KEPT verdict: official primary records confirm 24/7 crisis center operational at 822 Geary St.
A verification pipeline designed to ground public accountability in archived documents and automated checks.
Searches contemporaneous SF municipal records, agency dashboards, and local news archives.
Affirming and contradicting searches run independently to collect comprehensive documentation.
Seven deterministic checks verify hashes, dates, and quotes without runtime language model calls.
SF Promises tracks public commitments made by San Francisco leaders against archived municipal records, agency dashboards, and contemporaneous news sources. Built at the Archil Hackathon (November 2026), the system tests published statements against verifiable milestone dates and source documents.
SF Promises verifies whether specific public commitments were fulfilled as written in verifiable municipal documents. Here is what deterministic checks cannot capture: