Vote Yes
Prop I – Real Estate Transfer Tax (November 2020)
San Francisco Local Measure
When someone- usually a giant corporation- sells a property for more than $10 million, they’ll be asked to contribute a little more toward emergency rent relief and permanently afforadble housing.
Won with 57.55%
Prop L – Business Tax Based on Comparison of Top Executive’s Pay to Employees’ Pay (November 2020)
San Francisco Local Measure
If a CEO is paying themselves 100 times the salary of their average employee, it’s time they gave back. This measure will raise a gross reciepts tax o…
Prop K – Affordable Housing Authorization (November 2020)
San Francisco Local Measure
A city acquiring, constructing, or rahabilitating affordable housing needs to be approved by voters- voting yes allows San Francisco the opportunity t…
Prop J – Parcel Tax for San Francisco Unified School District (November 2020)
San Francisco Local Measure
This measure funds living wages for teachers and expands technology programs for students, while redirecting, not raising, parcel taxes.
Prop H – Neighborhood Commercial Districts and City Permitting (November 2020)
San Francisco Local Measure
In the wake of the enormous challenges posed to small businesses by the pandemic, this measure would streamline permitting and allow flexibility to ke…
Prop G – Youth Voting in Local Elections (November 2020)
San Francisco Local Measure
Young people have as much at stake in our elections as anyone – and they deserve to shape the future of our city. 16 and 17 year olds should be…