i ve never filled out papers or signed anything. reporter: records show in 2010 she did make a party switch while getting a license at the dmv. they got calls from voters who wanted to vote in a particular affiliation. check your status. don t wait until election day. part of the problem, we had a record number of individuals switching parties before the election. but there were some that didn t. reporter: the switch must have been some kind of mistake. she never would have gone republican. every vote counts. this was my first time voting in the primary. this is a big election for me. i was very frustrated. reporter: she had to vote for a republican yesterday so she picked rubio and she switched back to democratic. to make sure what party you re website. eric waxler, abc action news. now the most accurate action weather. good afternoon, everybody. another taste of summer across the area. a few showers tried to pop up. we have a controlled burn going on down sout
we have howard here as well. you have the ridge point, which is i think the most mature of the housing managers here, ridge point s been around since 68, right? that s right. and all of you amassed together with the mayor s office of housing with hope sf, with the housing authority to make sure this dream comes alive. and, so, i m just here today to say this is just the first of many announcements. we ve got three phases just at hunters view. now, hunters view was seen only as a pilot project. and if you see the smiles on this family s faces and the other 25, it s working. this pilot project is working. it s working not just because of the physical rebuild, but the care that hope sf has is about the lives and improvements of those lives. we had residents of hunters view involved in every stage of this project, looking for job training, looking to be part of this, looking to help move in and being part of the establishment. and, so, they weren t just going to be sitting b
john stewart, john is right here being led with his development team. we have howard here as well. you have the ridge point, which is i think the most mature of the housing managers here, ridge point s been around since 68, right? that s right. and all of you amassed together with the mayor s office of housing with hope sf, with the housing authority to make sure this dream comes alive. and, so, i m just here today to say this is just the first of many announcements. we ve got three phases just at hunters view. now, hunters view was seen only as a pilot project. and if you see the smiles on this family s faces and the other 25, it s working. this pilot project is working. it s working not just because of the physical rebuild, but the care that hope sf has is about the lives and improvements of those lives. we had residents of hunters view involved in every stage of this project, looking for job training, looking to be part of this, looking to help move in and being part
acknowledge the her leadership and her contribution and her support throughout her very long career for affordable housing in san francisco. at this time i d like to introduce the president of the tenants association, diva youngblood. and one of the things that we wanted to do in this, you know, as part of hope sf, was this was doing building affordable housing, not for the residents, but with the residents. and we really tried very, very hard to consult the residents in the development process. it helped with resident associations as we developed the hope sf concept. i see dwayne jones. i don t know if fred is anywhere here, but dwayne and fred and doug and matt franklin really sought to solicit a lot of input from the residents because the goal of this of building housing is not to, again, not to just build it for the residents, but build it with the residents and build communities. and ensure that the residents have a say in how the developments will be constructed a
okay, we re just about ready to get started here. if everybody could gather round a little bit. my name is olson lee. i m the director of the mayor s office of housing. and this is a great day, isn t it? yes, it is. it s a great day. and one of the things about anything that we do in san francisco is that it does take a whole village, and we have a whole village here. and it s about a sense of partnership that we are able to celebrate. and i really want to emphasize celebration, because this is the first phase of the first phase of many projects like this in san francisco. (applause) and this is something that is an only in san francisco development where we re rebuilding distressed public housing for the current residents, and doing this in a way that is contributes to the neighborhoods. it contributes to the health and welfare of the existing families and invites new families and creates complete neighborhoods. and only in san francisco are we willing to take on t