San Francisco County - Local Ballot Measures For 2020

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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