San Francisco Ballot Measures
Proposition A - Bond Issue
- If authorized, this will fund permanent investments in transitional supportive housing facilities, shelters, and/or facilities that serve individuals experiencing homelessness, mental health challenges, or substance use, improve the safety and quality of parks, and improve the safety and condition of streets.
Proposition B - Public Works Commission and Sanitation and Streets Charter Amendment
Proposition C - Member of City Body Eligibility Requirements Charter Amendment
- If passed, this measure will remove the requirement that individuals serving on city boards, commissions, and advisory bodies must be U.S. citizens and registered voters.
Proposition D - Sheriff's Department Oversight Board Charter Amendment
- If passed, this will bring a number of changes to the Sheriff's Department, including authorizing the Sheriff's Department Office of Inspector General to investigate non-criminal misconduct by employees and in-custody deaths and recommend policy changes to the sheriff and board of supervisors.
Proposition E - Police Staffing Charter Amendment
Proposition F - Business and Tax Regulations Code Charter Amendment
Proposition G - Local Election Voting Age Charter Amendment
- If passed, this will lower the voting age to 16 for local candidates and ballot measures.
Proposition H - Planning Code Amendment
Proposition I - Real Estate Transfer Tax
Proposition K - Affordable Housing Authorization
- If passed, the city will develop or acquire up to 10,000 units of low-income rental housing.
Proposition L - Business Tax
Proposition J - Parcel Tax, San Francisco Unified School District
- Updates annual parcel tax to $288 per parcel (adjusted for inflation) to generate an estimated amount of $48.1 million/year for 17 years.
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