Hey there, San Francisco voter! You’ll be receiving a ballot in the mail by default for this election. Starting October 5, you can return your ballot to any drop box location in the county. If you prefer to vote in person, you can go to the City Hall Voting Center starting October 5 or your assigned polling place on Election Day, November 3, between 7 a.m. and 8 p.m.
Should voters in five Bay Area counties approve a sales tax to fund operations and other improvements at some of the region’s largest public transit agencies?
Supervisor Connie Chan and State Sen. Scott Wiener run for the House seat held by Nancy Pelosi.
San Francisco Supervisor Rafael Mandelman, a moderate, is terming out of this seat, which includes the Castro and Noe Valley.
Ten candidates are vying for one seat representing San Francisco’s southeastern edge.
Should San Francisco eliminate and consolidate some city boards and commissions and require the Commission Streamlining Task Force to reconvene every 10 years?
Should San Francisco create a public bank?
Should San Francisco increase the threshold to place measures on the ballot?
Should San Francisco allow cars back on the Great Highway on weekdays and keep cars off the road on weekends?
Should San Francisco impose an annual parcel tax on real property owners in order to fund Muni operations over the next 15 years?
Should San Francisco tax real property transfers of large commercial building foreclosures?
Eight candidates are vying for three seats on San Francisco’s school board as SFUSD strives for stability after budget hardships, a historic strike and enrollment decline.