Ballot Measures
Vote No
PROP 36: Rollback progressive criminal justice reform
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It’s no secret that crime has been at the top of Californians’ minds for years now. No matter our zipcode, background, or political party, we all want…
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Prop E is likely to pass
March 07, 2024
Although there are about 98,500 uncounted ballots, it looks like Prop E will pass by majority vote of the approximately 46% San Francisco vo…
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Vote Yes
PROP A: Create a $300 million affordable housing bond (March 2024)
Won with 70.38%
Proposition A would allow San Francisco to authorize $300 million in bonds to construct, develop, acquire, and/or rehabilitate housing, including work…
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Vote No
PROP B: Increase minimum of SFPD staffing (March 2024)
Lost with 72.38%
Proposition B would require the San Francisco Police Department (SFPD) to have a minimum number of staff, create a fund for police recruitment, allow…
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Vote No
PROP C: Remove tax on office buildings converted to homes (March 2024)
Won with 52.78%
Proposition C would exempt (free) properties from paying a real estate transfer tax the first time commercial property is converted to residential use…
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Vote Yes
PROP D: Strengthen ethics laws for elected officials (March 2024)
Won with 89.21%
Proposition D would further restrict the amount of gifts that city employees and officers can receive in San Francisco and require more reporting of g…
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