SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. — A poll of San Francisco residents found that a large majority supported police access to drones and real-time technology, SFGate reported. The poll found that 72% of respondents supported police use of drones and live cameras in active investigations, compared with 25% who opposed their use. Prop E’s passage allowed the San Francisco Police Department to purchase and use drones, which it has called a “game-changer.” The poll also found that 68% of voters supported using drones to monitor high drug use areas and 64% supported live camera feeds monitoring certain open-air drug markets, SFGate reported. The survey had a sample size of 662 likely voters and was conducted by GrowSF, an advocacy and political pressure group.