>Aw have already had a ballot and will have another one. You’re conservative and aware of the fact that conservatives use recalls to take advantage of low turnout which represents the will of the people significantly less. This was the blueprint in San Francisco.

Your comment is redefining what it means to be out of touch from the reality: when someone believes the majority of the voters in SF are conservative (in a vote turn out that far exceeded the ballot which elected Chesa Boudin in the first place)

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>Just because it gives you the outcome you want doesn’t mean it represents the will of the people. Regular elections do that just fine.

If the ballot decides to recall, yes, it does represent the will of the people.

Though I don't know if the result would be the removal of DA Bragg or not.

But I do know the lack of such outlet for voters to express such will has spilled over to the governor's election unnecessary.