Civic advocacy

San Francisco League of Pissed Off Voters

Member-created San Francisco voting guide with local and statewide recommendations.

San Francisco

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Published positions

Proposition 1

Borrowing for affordable and veterans housing

✓ Yes

Proposition 2

Changing California’s rainy-day reserves

No position

Proposition 3

Continuing existing higher-income tax rates

✓ Yes

Proposition 4

Allowing public campaign-financing programs

✓ Yes

Proposition 5

Changing how recall vacancies are filled

✓ Yes

Proposition 37

Homebuyer assistance loans

No position

Proposition 38

Immunology research bonds

× No

Proposition 39

Voter identification

× No

Proposition 40

One-time billionaire tax

✓ Yes

Proposition 41

Special-tax audits and spending limits

× No

Proposition 42

Personal property tax restrictions

× No

Proposition 43

Local special-tax approval threshold

× No

Proposition 44

Community clinic spending

× No

Proposition 45

Environmental review deadlines

× No

Proposition A

Charter Changes Affecting Various City Departments and Commissions

× No

Proposition B

Establishing a Municipal Finance Corporation and a Public Bank

✓ Yes

Proposition C

Contributions to the Housing Trust Fund

✓ Yes

Proposition D

Changes to Ballot Measure Process

× No

Proposition E

City Administrator’s Authority and Changes to City Contracting

× No

Proposition F

Changes to Executive Branch Management

× No

Proposition G

Allowing Private Vehicles on the Upper Great Highway in Sunset Dunes Park

No position

Proposition H

Parcel Tax to Fund Muni Operations

✓ Yes

Proposition I

Changes to Real Property Transfer Tax

✓ Yes

Proposition J

Removal of Foreclosure Exemption for Real Property Transfer Tax

✓ Yes

Checked Oct 31, 2026.

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