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Mark Farrell's receipt of over $100,000 from his employer hours before becoming interim mayor raises serious ethical and legal questions about conflicts of interest.

Significant fundraising developments are indicative of the competitive dynamics of the San Francisco mayoral race.

Mark Farrell proposes 20-year plan to revitalize San Francisco's downtown by creating new park, mixed-use buildings, and offering tax incentives for businesses to relocate and mandate workers return to the office.

Mayor Breed's allegations against Farrell coincided with a major debate, raising doubts about her intentions amidst a scandal-ridden week.

Mark Farrell faces a major campaign finance fine just before Election Day, potentially influencing voter perception and decision-making.

The San Francisco Ethics Commission finalized a historic $108,000 fine against mayoral candidate Mark Farrell for fund commingling violations.

Campaign ads misleadingly portray financial disparities in the SF Mayor's race while obscuring crucial funding sources and failing to disclose origins.

Political manipulation in search results raises ethical concerns.

Campaigns can influence public perception through misleading Google headlines.

Mark Farrell's $108,179 settlement highlights violations in campaign finance rules, marking the largest settlement in the San Francisco Ethics Commission's history.

Mark Farrell's mayoral campaign is struggling with declining poll numbers and ethical allegations against him.

Mark Farrell criticized for far-right rhetoric by fundraiser host and Mayor Breed.

Mark Farrell is a mayoral candidate in San Francisco with a law-and-order agenda and Silicon Valley support.

Political dynamics in San Francisco led to unique circumstances when London Breed succeeded in becoming the mayor.

Ahsha Safaí aligns with Mark Farrell to increase his chances against incumbent Mayor London Breed.

Ahsha Safaí has formed a ranked-choice voting alliance with Mark Farrell, presenting a collaborative approach to the mayoral campaign.

Wealthy candidates Mark Farrell and Daniel Lurie are engaged in a public feud regarding campaign finances in the San Francisco mayoral race.

Mark Farrell's campaign is shifting focus towards greater engagement with diverse communities and pressing social issues.

He raised concerns over social justice, illustrating a disconnect between his policies and the values of progressive institutions.

Small business owners challenge Mark Farrell's ballot designation as misleading.

Mark Farrell is allowed to use the "small business owner" designation on the November ballot despite challenges.

Mayoral candidate Mark Farrell filed paperwork with misleading title 'Small Business Owner,' despite heading a venture capital firm with $100 million.

Mark Farrell listed as 'small business owner' on ballot without clear explanation, raising questions about accuracy.