San Francisco voter describes 2024 election as 'tense' on Super Tuesday

Tense, tense, you know, it's Biden versus Trump again. I didn't realize, and I'm sure a lot of people didn't, that it would come down to this again. But we kind of saw this in 2020, and, you know, how things will turn, we don't know. I don't think anything is set in stone yet. I don't think it's a slam dunk for any party. But that's why it makes it kind of tense. It makes it kind of nervous. So, I'm tense. I'm tense, if I'm being honest. The national election will be interesting to watch as it progresses over time. I think San Francisco has a long ballot right now, in March, and also will in November, as well. And I'm interested in that, as well. I'd like to see, on a national level, a focus on sort of housing and housing policy. I think securing the right to abortion and kind of combating a lot of what the Supreme Court is trying to, has been doing. I mean, I think that it's important to be on top of your information, on your facts, to be able to administer and manage the job well. So, I do have concerns about Biden's age and also, frankly, Trump's age. Maybe mental faculties. You know, there's always concerns with that. Physical health, mental faculties. There's various issues. But I think both have demonstrated competencies. And so, I feel like some of these issues are somewhat overblown.