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San Francisco and California November 3, 2020 General Election


California Propositions

Prop 14

Borrow $5.5 Billion to continue funding (so far fruitless) stem cell and other medical research

NO

Prop 15

Repeal Prop 13’s tax caps for commercial and industrial properties, only, with funding going towards public schools, community colleges, and local government.

YES

Prop 16

Gender + racial justice in action by repealing ban on Affirmative Action

YES

Prop 17

Restore the right to vote for people on parole for felony convictions

YES

Prop 18

Allow 17-year-olds to vote in primary and special elections if they will turn 18 by the general election

YES

Prop 19

Targeted property tax transfers

NO

Prop 20

Increase prison spending and revert to “tough on crime” approach

NO

Prop 21

Statewide Rent Control

YES

Prop 22

Let Uber, Lyft and DoorDash operate outside of established labor laws

NO

Prop 23

Private Dialysis Clinics Requirements

YES

Prop 24

Consumer privacy but, not actually

NO 

Prop 25

End cash bail system and replace with tech-driven risk assessments

NO

San Francisco Propositions

Prop A

Borrow $487.5M to improve parks, permanent and supportive housing, shelters and street conditions

YES

Prop B

Split Public Works from City Administrator and create the Department of Sanitation and Streets

No Endorsement

Prop C

Increase representation on Boards and Commissions

YES

Prop D

Greater oversight of the Sheriff’s Department

YES

Prop E

Eliminate mandated number of police staff minimum

YES

Prop F

Eliminate payroll tax + increase gross receipts tax

YES

Prop G

Allow 16 and 17-year-olds to vote in local elections

YES

Prop H

Streamline City permitting process

YES

Prop I

Increase taxes on property sales over $10M

It’s a Draw

Prop J

$288 parcel tax for SFUSD

YES

Prop K

Authorize SF to build or rehabilitate up to 10k affordable housing units

It’s a Draw

Prop L

Tax companies where the top exec earns 100x or more the median salary of their SF workers

YES


Regional Measure

Measure RR

Three-county sales tax to fund CalTrain

YES