Propositions 2008

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2007

Proposition Name Description Contributions Contributions Raised
Prop H Proposition H Approve the San Francisco Clean Energy Act, setting the city on the path toward public power.
COMMITTEE TO STOP THE BLANK CHECK, NO ON H, A COALITION OF CONCERNED CONSUMERS, SMALL BUSINESSES, LABOR, COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS AND PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY $0.00 $9,954,983.00
San Francisco Clean Energy: A Committee in Support of Proposition H $0.00 $61,059.00
Prop B Proposition B Require the city to spend $2.7 billion over the next 15 years on affordable housing
San Francisco Housing Fund $0.00 $85,435.00
THEY ARE AT IT AGAIN COMMITTEE, NO ON B $0.00 $79,500.00
Prop L Proposition L Fund the Community Justice Center, a Tenderloin court to prosecute misdemeanors and nonviolent felonies
Community Justice Court Coalition: Breaking the Cycle. Yes on L. $0.00 $88,053.00
Prop O Proposition O Access line tax and revising the telephone users Tax
SAVE 911, NO NEW TAXES, YES ON O $0.00 $87,396.00
Prop D Proposition D Authorize the Board of Supervisors to approve a Pier 70 land-use and financial plan
Committee to Restore Our Waterfront, Yes on D $0.00 $64,650.00
Prop K Proposition K Make it harder to investigate and prosecute prostitution crimes
No on K, Committee Against Trafficking and Sexual Exploitation, Committee Against Proposition K $0.00 $53,400.00
Yes on K, Committee United for Safety and Protection $0.00 $9,792.00
Prop P Proposition P Change the composition of the San Francisco County Transportation Authority Board mayor
Committee to Keep MUNI Accountable - No on P $0.00 $35,700.00
Prop Q Proposition Q Require law, accounting and other partnership firms to pay payroll tax based on annual compensation partners receive and increase the number of small businesses that are exempted from paying the tax
Close the Loopholes - Yes on N, Yes on Q $0.00 $32,806.00
Prop N Proposition N Double the real estate transfer tax on properties valued at more than $5 million
Close the Loopholes - Yes on N, Yes on Q $0.00 $32,806.00
Prop J Proposition J Create a historic preservation commission
San Franciscans for Smart Planning: Yes on J $0.00 $32,379.00
Prop V Proposition V Support Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps, which the school board voted to boot from the city's public schools
No Military Recruitment in Our Schools-No on V $0.00 $13,034.00
Prop U Proposition U Call for policy against funding of the deployment of armed forces from Iraq
The Committee to End the War in Iraq: A Committee in Support of Proposition U $0.00 $3,067.00
Prop M Proposition M Change the residential rent ordinance to prohibit specific acts of harassment of tenants by landlords
Prop I Proposition I Create the office of an independent rate payer.
Prop G Proposition G Factor in unpaid parental leave when figuring retirement benefits for city workers.
Prop F Proposition F Change election schedule so the mayor, sheriff, district attorney, city attorney and treasurer are elected in even-numbered years, rather than odd ones.
Prop R Proposition R Rename a sewage treatment plant in honor of President Bush
Prop S Proposition S Require future voter-mandated set-asides of money for particular uses to identify where the money will come from
Prop T Proposition T Substance abuse treatment programs
Prop E Proposition E Change the number of signatures required to recall city officials.
Prop C Proposition C Prohibiting city employees from serving on charter
Prop A Proposition A Give city go-ahead to issue $887.4 million in bonds to rebuild S.F. General Hospital
COMMITTEE TO REBUILD GENERAL HOSPITAL, YES ON PROP. A $0.00 $0.00