Geneviéve Jones-Wright might enter the 2024 mayoral race

• Jones-Wright did not respond to a request for comment on her consideration of a run.

Zoom in: She lost by 25 points to District Attorney Summer Stephan in 2018, but garnered significant national attention with a campaign boosted by over $1.5 million in outside spending.

• She was a high-profile supporter of former Councilmember Barbara Bry during her 2020 run against Gloria.
• Jones-Wright was a vocal opponent of Gloria's push for a ban on homeless encampments, surveillance cameras on city street lights, and appointment of former Sheriff Bill Gore to a city ethics board.

Zoom out: Since leaving the public defender's office, Jones-Wright founded Community Activists for Just and Moral Governance, or MoGo, an advocacy group focused on racial justice.

• She's also an adjunct professor in criminal justice at Point Loma Nazarene University.

The intrigue: If Jones-Wright decides to run, she'll need to file the necessary paperwork by the end of the day on Dec. 7.

• In mid-November, someone commissioned a public poll pitting Jones-Wright against Gloria, according to screenshots of the poll obtained by Axios.
• It's unclear who paid for the poll or what it found.