Evidence status · not a grade
Official reporting says threshold exceeded
The Mayor's Office reported 21,694 temporary-housing entries using intergovernmental data. Election.org has not independently audited or deduplicated that measure.
Karen Ruth Bass · 2022 campaign
Bring more than 17,000 people experiencing homelessness indoors during the first year.
quantified first-year targetMayor of Los Angeles
AS OF DEC 6, 2023
The documented commitment
What the source records
“house more than 17,000 people by speeding up and expanding programs that already exist”
Los Angeles Times summary of the campaign plan
Open commitment source ↗Chronology
Commitment → public action
- Campaign target documented
The campaign plan was reported as a first-year target above 17,000 people.
“house more than 17,000 people by speeding up and expanding programs that already exist”
Inspect source ↗ - Office reports 21,694 temporary-housing entries
The office attributed the figure to intergovernmental-agency data and separately listed voucher and permanent-housing measures.
“21,694 Angelenos moved inside to temporary housing”
Inspect source ↗
Sources & notes
RECORD PROVENANCE
2 dated sources
Los Angeles Times ↗journalism documenting a campaign plan · SHA-256 5eb50ef0f9a0…Office of Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass ↗officeholder-reported government performance data · SHA-256 44f45d0e6e73…Verdict boundaryElection.org records a precise commitment, dated public actions, and the narrowest status supported by those actions. It does not assign kept, broken, truthfulness, effort, or motive labels.
Coverage boundaryThis seed release validates the product model with four traceable 2022 Los Angeles mayoral commitments. Absence from the tracker does not mean no other promise was made.
Open Karen Ruth Bass's full sourced record →