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Endorsements

Most positions checked October 12

Contest descriptions are copied from the Alameda County Registrar of Voters measure list (opens in a new tab).

Local

Six local measures. Deep breath. Here we go.

Albany City Council

Aaron E. Tiedemann · 1 group

Aaron Tiedemann · 3 groups

Robin D. Lopez · 3 groups

Robin Lopez · 1 group

One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each.

Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it within two days. (Albany City Council)

Albany Unified School Board

Becky Hopwood · 1 group

Josh Mahoney · 1 group

Melissa Harrison Boyd · 1 group

One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each.

Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it within two days. (Albany Unified School Board)

Measure O – Requirement To Zoning Changes

2 groups say Yes. 0 say No.

On your ballot: Shall the measure authorizing the Albany City Council to amend the residential voter requirements for zoning changes to the R-1 zoned areas of the City established by Measure D (enacted by the Albany voters in 1978), without majority neighborhood voter approval, after following noticed public hearing and zoning ordinance amendment procedures prescribed by State Law and the Albany Municipal Code, be adopted?

Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it within two days. (Measure O – Requirement To Zoning Changes)

Measure P – Street Paving And Storm Drain Parcel Tax

2 groups say Yes. 0 say No.

On your ballot: Shall the measure updating the Street Paving and Storm Drain Special Tax, by adding very low-income rebates and low-income tax exemptions and rebates; applying the tax to possessory interests; and if a parcel over 500,000 square feet becomes exempt from this tax, adjusting the rate from $167.65 per equivalent residential unit to $0.0638 per lot square foot as provided in the measure, providing an estimated $1,400,000 annually until ended by voters, be adopted?

Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it within two days. (Measure P – Street Paving And Storm Drain Parcel Tax)

Measure Q – EMS, ALS, Fire Protection Parcel Tax

2 groups say Yes. 0 say No.

On your ballot: Shall the measure updating the Emergency Medical Services, Advanced Life Support, and Fire Protection Special Tax on residential and commercial property, by adding low-income tax exemptions and rebates, and adjusting the rate from $0.0807 per square foot to the new rates as provided in the measure if a parcel over 500,000 square feet in size becomes exempt from this tax, providing an estimated $2,500,000 annually until ended by voters, be adopted?

Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it within two days. (Measure Q – EMS, ALS, Fire Protection Parcel Tax)

Measure R – Business License Tax

2 groups say Yes. 0 say No.

On your ballot: Shall the measure supporting City of Albany general services, such as fire protection, public safety, environmental and community service programs, by increasing the City's business license tax to those rates specified in the measure, levying the tax upon business gross receipts instead of number of employees, and updating local tax collection procedures, providing an estimated additional $600,000 annually, until ended by voters, with all funds remaining local which cannot be taken by Sacramento be adopted?

Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it within two days. (Measure R – Business License Tax)

Measure S – Real Property Transfer Tax

2 groups say Yes. 0 say No.

On your ballot: To support City of Albany general services, with funding that cannot be taken by Sacramento, including: street and park maintenance, recreation, public safety, and environmental programs, shall a measure adjusting the City's real property transfer tax rate from $15.00 to between $10.00 and $30.00 per $1,000 purchased, depending upon the property's purchase price, providing an additional $1,000,000 annually, until ended by voters, with all funds remaining local be adopted?

Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it within two days. (Measure S – Real Property Transfer Tax)

Measure T – Street Trees & Streetlighting Parcel Tax

2 groups say Yes. 0 say No.

On your ballot: Shall the measure to enact a special parcel tax on non-exempt property in the City at $0.0354 per lot square foot to maintain and improve public street trees and streetlighting to enhance local safety and sustainability, subject to an annual consumer price index adjustment up to 3%, exempting qualifying low-income residents, providing an estimated $775,000 annually until ended by voters, be adopted?

Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it within two days. (Measure T – Street Trees & Streetlighting Parcel Tax)

Regional

Regional Transit Measure (RTM)

38 groups say Yes. 2 say No.

On your ballot: To prevent major service cuts to BART and other transit, avoid increased traffic, and reduce pollution by: Preserving BART, Caltrain, VTA, SamTrans, AC Transit, Muni, other transit for everyone, including workers, students, seniors, persons with disabilities; Supporting transit safety, cleanliness, affordability, reliability; Repairing targeted roads/potholes; Requiring financial transparency, oversight, accountability; shall the measure enacting a 0.5% (Alameda, Contra Costa, San Mateo, Santa Clara counties), and 1% (San Francisco) sales tax for 14 years generating approximately $980,000,000 annually, be adopted?

Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it within two days. (Regional Transit Measure (RTM))

State

Governor

No endorsement · 2 groups

Steve Hilton · 5 groups

Xavier Becerra · 20 groups

One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each.

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Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it within two days. (Governor)

Lieutenant Governor

Fiona Ma · 19 groups

Gloria Romero · 4 groups

No endorsement · 2 groups

One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each.

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Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it within two days. (Lieutenant Governor)

Secretary of State

Don Wagner · 4 groups

Shirley Weber · 23 groups

One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each.

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Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it within two days. (Secretary of State)

Controller

Herb Morgan · 5 groups

Malia Cohen · 23 groups

No endorsement · 1 group

One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each.

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Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it within two days. (Controller)

Treasurer

Eleni Kounalakis · 19 groups

Eleni Kounilakis · 1 group

Jennifer Hawks · 4 groups

No endorsement · 2 groups

One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each.

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Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it within two days. (Treasurer)

Attorney General

Michael Gates · 5 groups

No endorsement · 1 group

Rob Bonta · 24 groups

One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each.

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Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it within two days. (Attorney General)

Insurance Commissioner

Ben Allen · 10 groups

Jane Kim · 14 groups

No recommendation · 1 group

One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each.

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Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it within two days. (Insurance Commissioner)

Board of Equalization, District 2

John Pimentel · 5 groups

Sally Lieber · 18 groups

One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each.

Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it within two days. (Board of Equalization, District 2)

State Assembly, District 14

Buffy Wicks · 6 groups

No endorsement · 2 groups

One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each.

Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it within two days. (State Assembly, District 14)

Superintendent of Public Instruction

No endorsement · 1 group

Richard Barrera · 21 groups

Sonia Shaw · 1 group

Sonja Shaw · 4 groups

One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each.

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Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it within two days. (Superintendent of Public Instruction)

Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds

29 groups say Yes. 3 say No.

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Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it within two days. (Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)

Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund

25 groups say Yes. 4 say No.

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Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it within two days. (Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)

Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care

33 groups say Yes. 3 say No.

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Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it within two days. (Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)

Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns

30 groups say Yes. 5 say No.

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Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it within two days. (Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)

Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers

29 groups say Yes. 4 say No.

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Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it within two days. (Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)

Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program

19 groups say Yes. 6 say No.

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Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it within two days. (Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)

Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds

10 groups say Yes. 15 say No.

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Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it within two days. (Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)

Prop 39 – Voter ID

4 groups say Yes. 33 say No.

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Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it within two days. (Prop 39 – Voter ID)

Prop 40 – Billionaire tax

20 groups say Yes. 10 say No.

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Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it within two days. (Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)

Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits

5 groups say Yes. 29 say No.

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Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it within two days. (Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)

Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings

6 groups say Yes. 28 say No.

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Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it within two days. (Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)

Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures

5 groups say Yes. 31 say No.

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Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it within two days. (Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)

Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements

5 groups say Yes. 25 say No.

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Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it within two days. (Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)

Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes

5 groups say Yes. 27 say No.

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Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it within two days. (Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)

Supreme Court retention (Groban, Evans)

Retain both · 2 groups

One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each.

Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it within two days. (Supreme Court retention (Groban, Evans))

Court of Appeal, 1st District retention

Retain all · 2 groups

One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each.

Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it within two days. (Court of Appeal, 1st District retention)

Federal

U.S. House, District 12

Lateefah Simon · 6 groups

One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each.

Spot a mistake? Tell us and we'll fix it within two days. (U.S. House, District 12)

Lean and funding labels are ours, not the groups'. Linked funding has a cited source. How we label groups

Endorsements by contest. Each row is a contest; each column is an endorser, in alphabetical order.
ContestAbundant SFLean label: ModerateFunding: Large individual donors (opens in a new tab)ACCE ActionLean label: ProgressiveFunding: (not yet sourced)ACLU of Northern CaliforniaLean label: Not yet labeledFunding: (not yet sourced)Alameda County Democratic PartyLean label: Not yet labeledFunding: (not yet sourced)Alameda Labor CouncilLean label: LaborFunding: Union dues (not yet sourced)Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic ClubLean label: ModerateFunding: Member dues, large individual donors (opens in a new tab)APEN ActionLean label: ProgressiveFunding: (not yet sourced)Bay Rising ActionLean label: Not yet labeledFunding: (not yet sourced)Berkeley Democratic ClubLean label: Not yet labeledFunding: (not yet sourced)Cal Berkeley DemocratsLean label: Not yet labeledFunding: (not yet sourced)California Democratic PartyLean label: ModerateFunding: Union dues, industry, individual donors (not yet sourced)California Nurses AssociationLean label: Not yet labeledFunding: (not yet sourced)California Republican PartyLean label: ConservativeFunding: Individual donors, industry (not yet sourced)Chinese American Democratic ClubLean label: ModerateFunding: Member dues (not yet sourced)Contra Costa Republican PartyLean label: ConservativeFunding: (not yet sourced)Democratic Party of Contra Costa CountyLean label: Not yet labeledFunding: (not yet sourced)East Bay for EveryoneLean label: Issue groupFunding: (not yet sourced)East Bay Housing OrganizationsLean label: Issue groupFunding: (not yet sourced)East Bay Young DemocratsLean label: Not yet labeledFunding: (not yet sourced)Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic ClubLean label: ModerateFunding: Large individual donors, member dues (opens in a new tab)Edwin M. Lee Asian Pacific Democratic ClubLean label: ModerateFunding: Large individual donors (opens in a new tab)Empower OaklandLean label: Not yet labeledFunding: (not yet sourced)Gazetteer SFLean label: News outletFunding: Private ownership (not yet sourced)GrowSFLean label: ModerateFunding: Large individual donors, industry (opens in a new tab)Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic ClubLean label: ProgressiveFunding: Member dues (not yet sourced)Howard Jarvis Taxpayers AssociationLean label: Not yet labeledFunding: (not yet sourced)IFPTE Local 21Lean label: LaborFunding: Union dues (not yet sourced)Indivisible SFLean label: ProgressiveFunding: Small individual donors (not yet sourced)League of Women Voters of Berkeley, Albany and EmeryvilleLean label: Not yet labeledFunding: (not yet sourced)League of Women Voters of CaliforniaLean label: NonpartisanFunding: Member dues (not yet sourced)League of Women Voters of SFLean label: NonpartisanFunding: Member dues (not yet sourced)Metropolitan-Greater Oakland Democratic ClubLean label: Not yet labeledFunding: (not yet sourced)Noe Valley Democratic ClubLean label: Not yet labeledFunding: Member dues (not yet sourced)Oakland Rising ActionLean label: Not yet labeledFunding: (not yet sourced)Peninsula for EveryoneLean label: Issue groupFunding: (not yet sourced)Potrero Hill Democratic ClubLean label: Not yet labeledFunding: Member dues (not yet sourced)Progressive Voters Guide (Courage California)Lean label: ProgressiveFunding: Small individual donors (opens in a new tab)San Mateo County Central Labor CouncilLean label: LaborFunding: Union dues (not yet sourced)San Mateo County Republican PartyLean label: ConservativeFunding: (not yet sourced)SEIU 1021Lean label: LaborFunding: Union dues (not yet sourced)SF Bicycle CoalitionLean label: Issue groupFunding: Member dues (not yet sourced)SF Chronicle Editorial BoardLean label: News outletFunding: Subscriptions (not yet sourced)SF Democratic PartyLean label: ModerateFunding: Large individual donors (opens in a new tab)SF Green PartyLean label: ProgressiveFunding: Small individual donors (not yet sourced)SF League of Conservation VotersLean label: Issue groupFunding: Small individual donors (not yet sourced)SF League of Pissed Off VotersLean label: ProgressiveFunding: Small individual donors (not yet sourced)SF Tenants UnionLean label: ProgressiveFunding: Member dues (not yet sourced)SF Women's Political CommitteeLean label: ModerateFunding: Member dues (not yet sourced)SF YIMBYLean label: Issue groupFunding: Member dues, individual donors (not yet sourced)SF Young RepublicansLean label: ConservativeFunding: Member dues (not yet sourced)Sierra Club (SF Bay Chapter)Lean label: Issue groupFunding: Member dues (not yet sourced)SPURLean label: NonpartisanFunding: Member dues, industry (not yet sourced)United Democratic ClubLean label: ModerateFunding: Large individual donors, member dues (opens in a new tab)United Educators of SFLean label: LaborFunding: Union dues (not yet sourced)Wellstone Democratic Renewal ClubLean label: ProgressiveFunding: (not yet sourced)Westside Family Democratic ClubLean label: ModerateFunding: Large individual donors, member dues (opens in a new tab)
Local
Albany City Council

Aaron E. Tiedemann · 1 group

Aaron Tiedemann · 3 groups

Robin D. Lopez · 3 groups

Robin Lopez · 1 group

One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each.

Report an error in Albany City Council
Not listedNot listedNot listedRobin D. Lopez, Aaron E. Tiedemann (source for Albany City Council)Checked October 5Robin Lopez, Aaron Tiedemann (source for Albany City Council)Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listed#1 Aaron Tiedemann, #2 Robin D. Lopez (source for Albany City Council)Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedRobin D. Lopez, Aaron Tiedemann (source for Albany City Council)Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listed
Albany Unified School Board

Becky Hopwood · 1 group

Josh Mahoney · 1 group

Melissa Harrison Boyd · 1 group

One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each.

Report an error in Albany Unified School Board
Not listedNot listedNot listedMelissa Harrison Boyd, Josh Mahoney, Becky Hopwood (source for Albany Unified School Board)Checked October 5Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listed
Measure O – Requirement To Zoning Changes

On your ballot: Shall the measure authorizing the Albany City Council to amend the residential voter requirements for zoning changes to the R-1 zoned areas of the City established by Measure D (enacted by the Albany voters in 1978), without majority neighborhood voter approval, after following noticed public hearing and zoning ordinance amendment procedures prescribed by State Law and the Albany Municipal Code, be adopted?

2 groups say Yes. 0 say No.

Report an error in Measure O – Requirement To Zoning Changes
Not listedNot listedNot listedYes (source for Measure O – Requirement To Zoning Changes)Checked October 5Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedYes (source for Measure O – Requirement To Zoning Changes)Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listed
Measure P – Street Paving And Storm Drain Parcel Tax

On your ballot: Shall the measure updating the Street Paving and Storm Drain Special Tax, by adding very low-income rebates and low-income tax exemptions and rebates; applying the tax to possessory interests; and if a parcel over 500,000 square feet becomes exempt from this tax, adjusting the rate from $167.65 per equivalent residential unit to $0.0638 per lot square foot as provided in the measure, providing an estimated $1,400,000 annually until ended by voters, be adopted?

2 groups say Yes. 0 say No.

Report an error in Measure P – Street Paving And Storm Drain Parcel Tax
Not listedNot listedNot listedYes (source for Measure P – Street Paving And Storm Drain Parcel Tax)Checked October 5Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedYes (source for Measure P – Street Paving And Storm Drain Parcel Tax)Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listed
Measure Q – EMS, ALS, Fire Protection Parcel Tax

On your ballot: Shall the measure updating the Emergency Medical Services, Advanced Life Support, and Fire Protection Special Tax on residential and commercial property, by adding low-income tax exemptions and rebates, and adjusting the rate from $0.0807 per square foot to the new rates as provided in the measure if a parcel over 500,000 square feet in size becomes exempt from this tax, providing an estimated $2,500,000 annually until ended by voters, be adopted?

2 groups say Yes. 0 say No.

Report an error in Measure Q – EMS, ALS, Fire Protection Parcel Tax
Not listedNot listedNot listedYes (source for Measure Q – EMS, ALS, Fire Protection Parcel Tax)Checked October 5Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedYes (source for Measure Q – EMS, ALS, Fire Protection Parcel Tax)Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listed
Measure R – Business License Tax

On your ballot: Shall the measure supporting City of Albany general services, such as fire protection, public safety, environmental and community service programs, by increasing the City's business license tax to those rates specified in the measure, levying the tax upon business gross receipts instead of number of employees, and updating local tax collection procedures, providing an estimated additional $600,000 annually, until ended by voters, with all funds remaining local which cannot be taken by Sacramento be adopted?

2 groups say Yes. 0 say No.

Report an error in Measure R – Business License Tax
Not listedNot listedNot listedYes (source for Measure R – Business License Tax)Checked October 5Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedYes (source for Measure R – Business License Tax)Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listed
Measure S – Real Property Transfer Tax

On your ballot: To support City of Albany general services, with funding that cannot be taken by Sacramento, including: street and park maintenance, recreation, public safety, and environmental programs, shall a measure adjusting the City's real property transfer tax rate from $15.00 to between $10.00 and $30.00 per $1,000 purchased, depending upon the property's purchase price, providing an additional $1,000,000 annually, until ended by voters, with all funds remaining local be adopted?

2 groups say Yes. 0 say No.

Report an error in Measure S – Real Property Transfer Tax
Not listedNot listedNot listedYes (source for Measure S – Real Property Transfer Tax)Checked October 5Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedYes (source for Measure S – Real Property Transfer Tax)Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listed
Measure T – Street Trees & Streetlighting Parcel Tax

On your ballot: Shall the measure to enact a special parcel tax on non-exempt property in the City at $0.0354 per lot square foot to maintain and improve public street trees and streetlighting to enhance local safety and sustainability, subject to an annual consumer price index adjustment up to 3%, exempting qualifying low-income residents, providing an estimated $775,000 annually until ended by voters, be adopted?

2 groups say Yes. 0 say No.

Report an error in Measure T – Street Trees & Streetlighting Parcel Tax
Not listedNot listedNot listedYes (source for Measure T – Street Trees & Streetlighting Parcel Tax)Checked October 5Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedYes (source for Measure T – Street Trees & Streetlighting Parcel Tax)Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listed
Regional
Regional Transit Measure (RTM)

On your ballot: To prevent major service cuts to BART and other transit, avoid increased traffic, and reduce pollution by: Preserving BART, Caltrain, VTA, SamTrans, AC Transit, Muni, other transit for everyone, including workers, students, seniors, persons with disabilities; Supporting transit safety, cleanliness, affordability, reliability; Repairing targeted roads/potholes; Requiring financial transparency, oversight, accountability; shall the measure enacting a 0.5% (Alameda, Contra Costa, San Mateo, Santa Clara counties), and 1% (San Francisco) sales tax for 14 years generating approximately $980,000,000 annually, be adopted?

38 groups say Yes. 2 say No.

Report an error in Regional Transit Measure (RTM)
Yes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))Not listedNot listedYes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))Checked October 5Yes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))Yes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))Yes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))Yes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))Yes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNo (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))Checked October 8Yes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))Checked October 8Yes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))Yes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))Not listedYes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM), on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comYes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))Yes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))Not listedYes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))Yes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))No (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))Yes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))Yes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))Yes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))Not listedYes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM), on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comYes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))Yes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))Yes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))Not listedYes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))Not listedYes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))Checked October 7Not listedYes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))Yes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM), on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 2Yes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM), on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5Yes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))Checked October 11No consensus (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))Yes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))Yes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))Yes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))Yes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))Yes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))Not listedYes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))Yes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))Yes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))Not listedYes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))Yes (source for Regional Transit Measure (RTM))Checked October 6
State
Governor

Read more: CalMatters voter guide (opens in a new tab) · Los Angeles Times voter guide (opens in a new tab)

No endorsement · 2 groups

Steve Hilton · 5 groups

Xavier Becerra · 20 groups

One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each.

Report an error in Governor
Not listedXavier Becerra (source for Governor)Not listedXavier Becerra (source for Governor)Checked October 5Xavier Becerra (source for Governor)Xavier Becerra (source for Governor)Not listedNot listedNot listedXavier Becerra (source for Governor)Xavier Becerra (source for Governor)Checked October 2Not listedSteve Hilton (source for Governor)Xavier Becerra (source for Governor, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comSteve Hilton (source for Governor)Checked October 8Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedXavier Becerra (source for Governor, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comXavier Becerra (source for Governor)Not listedXavier Becerra (source for Governor)Xavier Becerra (source for Governor)No endorsement (source for Governor)Steve Hilton (source for Governor)Xavier Becerra (source for Governor)Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedXavier Becerra (source for Governor)Xavier Becerra (source for Governor)Xavier Becerra (source for Governor)Checked October 7Steve Hilton (source for Governor)Checked October 7Xavier Becerra (source for Governor)Not listedNot listedXavier Becerra (source for Governor)Checked October 11Not listedNot listedNo endorsement (source for Governor)Not listedXavier Becerra (source for Governor)Not listedSteve Hilton (source for Governor)Not listedNot listedXavier Becerra (source for Governor)Not listedXavier Becerra (source for Governor)Not listed
Lieutenant Governor

Read more: CalMatters voter guide (opens in a new tab) · Los Angeles Times voter guide (opens in a new tab)

Fiona Ma · 19 groups

Gloria Romero · 4 groups

No endorsement · 2 groups

One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each.

Report an error in Lieutenant Governor
Not listedNot listedNot listedFiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor)Checked October 5Fiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor)Fiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor)Not listedNot listedNot listedFiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor)Fiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor)Checked October 2Fiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor)Gloria Romero (source for Lieutenant Governor)Fiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comGloria Romero (source for Lieutenant Governor)Checked October 8Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedFiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comFiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor)Not listedNot listedFiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor)No endorsement (source for Lieutenant Governor)Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedFiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor)Fiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor)Fiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor)Checked October 7Gloria Romero (source for Lieutenant Governor)Checked October 7Fiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor)Not listedFiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5Fiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor)Checked October 11Not listedNot listedNo endorsement (source for Lieutenant Governor)Not listedFiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor)Not listedGloria Romero (source for Lieutenant Governor)Not listedNot listedFiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor)Not listedFiona Ma (source for Lieutenant Governor)Not listed
Secretary of State

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Don Wagner · 4 groups

Shirley Weber · 23 groups

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Not listedNot listedNot listedShirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)Checked October 5Shirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)Shirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)Not listedNot listedNot listedShirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)Shirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)Checked October 2Shirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)Don Wagner (source for Secretary of State)Not listedDon Wagner (source for Secretary of State)Checked October 8Shirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)Checked October 8Not listedNot listedNot listedShirley Weber (source for Secretary of State, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comShirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)Not listedNot listedShirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)Shirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)Don Wagner (source for Secretary of State)Shirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedShirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)Shirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)Shirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)Checked October 7Don Wagner (source for Secretary of State)Checked October 7Shirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)Not listedShirley Weber (source for Secretary of State, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5Shirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)Checked October 11Not listedNot listedShirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)Not listedShirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)Not listedNot listedShirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)Not listedShirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)Not listedShirley Weber (source for Secretary of State)Not listed
Controller

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Herb Morgan · 5 groups

Malia Cohen · 23 groups

No endorsement · 1 group

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Not listedNot listedNot listedMalia Cohen (source for Controller)Checked October 5Malia Cohen (source for Controller)Malia Cohen (source for Controller)Not listedNot listedNot listedMalia Cohen (source for Controller)Malia Cohen (source for Controller)Checked October 2Malia Cohen (source for Controller)Herb Morgan (source for Controller)Malia Cohen (source for Controller, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comHerb Morgan (source for Controller)Checked October 8Malia Cohen (source for Controller)Checked October 8Not listedNot listedNot listedMalia Cohen (source for Controller, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comMalia Cohen (source for Controller)Not listedNot listedMalia Cohen (source for Controller)Malia Cohen (source for Controller)Herb Morgan (source for Controller)Malia Cohen (source for Controller)Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedMalia Cohen (source for Controller)Malia Cohen (source for Controller)Malia Cohen (source for Controller)Checked October 7Herb Morgan (source for Controller)Checked October 7Malia Cohen (source for Controller)Not listedMalia Cohen (source for Controller, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5Malia Cohen (source for Controller)Checked October 11Not listedNot listedNo endorsement (source for Controller)Not listedMalia Cohen (source for Controller)Not listedHerb Morgan (source for Controller)Malia Cohen (source for Controller)Not listedMalia Cohen (source for Controller)Not listedMalia Cohen (source for Controller)Not listed
Treasurer

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Eleni Kounalakis · 19 groups

Eleni Kounilakis · 1 group

Jennifer Hawks · 4 groups

No endorsement · 2 groups

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Not listedNot listedNot listedEleni Kounilakis (source for Treasurer)Checked October 5Eleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer)Eleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer)Not listedNot listedNot listedEleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer)Eleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer)Checked October 2Eleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer)Jennifer Hawks (source for Treasurer)Not listedJennifer Hawks (source for Treasurer)Checked October 8Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedEleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comEleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer)Not listedNot listedEleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer)No endorsement (source for Treasurer)Not listedEleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer)Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedEleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer)Eleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer)Eleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer)Checked October 7Jennifer Hawks (source for Treasurer)Checked October 7Eleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer)Not listedEleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5Eleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer)Checked October 11Not listedNot listedNo endorsement (source for Treasurer)Not listedEleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer)Not listedJennifer Hawks (source for Treasurer)Eleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer)Not listedEleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer)Not listedEleni Kounalakis (source for Treasurer)Not listed
Attorney General

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Michael Gates · 5 groups

No endorsement · 1 group

Rob Bonta · 24 groups

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Not listedNot listedNot listedRob Bonta (source for Attorney General)Checked October 5Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General)Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General)Not listedNot listedNot listedRob Bonta (source for Attorney General)Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General)Checked October 2Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General)Michael Gates (source for Attorney General)Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comMichael Gates (source for Attorney General)Checked October 8Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General)Checked October 8Not listedNot listedNot listedRob Bonta (source for Attorney General, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comRob Bonta (source for Attorney General)Not listedNot listedRob Bonta (source for Attorney General)Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General)Michael Gates (source for Attorney General)Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General)Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedRob Bonta (source for Attorney General)Checked October 7Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General)Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General)Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General)Checked October 7Michael Gates (source for Attorney General)Checked October 7Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General)Not listedRob Bonta (source for Attorney General, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General)Checked October 11Not listedNot listedNo endorsement (source for Attorney General)Not listedNot listedRob Bonta (source for Attorney General)Michael Gates (source for Attorney General)Rob Bonta (source for Attorney General)Not listedRob Bonta (source for Attorney General)Not listedRob Bonta (source for Attorney General)Not listed
Insurance Commissioner

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Ben Allen · 10 groups

Jane Kim · 14 groups

No recommendation · 1 group

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Not listedJane Kim (source for Insurance Commissioner)Not listedBen Allen (source for Insurance Commissioner)Checked October 5Jane Kim (source for Insurance Commissioner)Ben Allen (source for Insurance Commissioner)Not listedNot listedNot listedJane Kim (source for Insurance Commissioner)Ben Allen (source for Insurance Commissioner)Checked October 2Jane Kim (source for Insurance Commissioner)Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedJane Kim (source for Insurance Commissioner)Ben Allen (source for Insurance Commissioner, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comBen Allen (source for Insurance Commissioner)Not listedNot listedBen Allen (source for Insurance Commissioner)Jane Kim (source for Insurance Commissioner)Not listedJane Kim (source for Insurance Commissioner)Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedJane Kim (source for Insurance Commissioner)No recommendation (source for Insurance Commissioner)Jane Kim (source for Insurance Commissioner)Checked October 7Not listedJane Kim (source for Insurance Commissioner)Not listedBen Allen (source for Insurance Commissioner, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5Ben Allen (source for Insurance Commissioner)Checked October 11Not listedNot listedJane Kim (source for Insurance Commissioner)Jane Kim (source for Insurance Commissioner)Jane Kim (source for Insurance Commissioner)Not listedNot listedBen Allen (source for Insurance Commissioner)Not listedBen Allen (source for Insurance Commissioner)Not listedJane Kim (source for Insurance Commissioner)Not listed
Board of Equalization, District 2

John Pimentel · 5 groups

Sally Lieber · 18 groups

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John Pimentel (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Not listedNot listedSally Lieber (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Checked October 5Sally Lieber (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Sally Lieber (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Not listedNot listedNot listedSally Lieber (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Sally Lieber (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Checked October 2Sally Lieber (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Not listedNot listedNot listedSally Lieber (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Checked October 8Not listedNot listedNot listedJohn Pimentel (source for Board of Equalization, District 2, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comJohn Pimentel (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Not listedNot listedJohn Pimentel (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Sally Lieber (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)John Pimentel (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Sally Lieber (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedSally Lieber (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Sally Lieber (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Sally Lieber (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Checked October 7Not listedSally Lieber (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Not listedNot listedSally Lieber (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Checked October 11Not listedNot listedSally Lieber (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Not listedSally Lieber (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedSally Lieber (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Not listedSally Lieber (source for Board of Equalization, District 2)Not listed
State Assembly, District 14

Buffy Wicks · 6 groups

No endorsement · 2 groups

One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each.

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Not listedNot listedNot listedBuffy Wicks (source for State Assembly, District 14)Checked October 5No endorsement (source for State Assembly, District 14)Not listedNot listedNot listedBuffy Wicks (source for State Assembly, District 14)Buffy Wicks (source for State Assembly, District 14)Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedBuffy Wicks (source for State Assembly, District 14)Checked October 8Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedBuffy Wicks (source for State Assembly, District 14)Not listedNot listedBuffy Wicks (source for State Assembly, District 14)Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNo endorsement (source for State Assembly, District 14)Not listed
Superintendent of Public Instruction

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No endorsement · 1 group

Richard Barrera · 21 groups

Sonia Shaw · 1 group

Sonja Shaw · 4 groups

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Not listedRichard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Not listedRichard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Checked October 5Richard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Richard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Not listedNot listedNot listedRichard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Richard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Checked October 2Not listedSonja Shaw (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Not listedSonja Shaw (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Checked October 8Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedRichard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Not listedNot listedRichard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Richard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Sonja Shaw (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Richard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedRichard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Richard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Richard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Checked October 7Sonia Shaw (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Checked October 7Richard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Not listedRichard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5Richard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Checked October 11Not listedNot listedRichard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Not listedNo endorsement (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Not listedSonja Shaw (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Richard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Not listedRichard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Richard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Richard Barrera (source for Superintendent of Public Instruction)Not listed
Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds

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29 groups say Yes. 3 say No.

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Not listedYes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)Not listedYes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)Checked October 5Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)Not listedYes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)Checked October 2Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)Neutral (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)Not listedNo (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)Checked October 8Not listedNot listedYes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)Not listedYes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comYes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)Not listedNot listedYes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)No (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)Not listedNot listedYes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)Not listedYes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)Not listedYes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)Not listedYes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)Checked October 7Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedYes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)Checked October 11No (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)Not listedYes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)Not listedNot listedYes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)Yes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)Not listedYes (source for Prop 1 – Housing affordability / veterans bonds)Not listed
Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund

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25 groups say Yes. 4 say No.

Report an error in Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund
Not listedNeutral (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)Not listedYes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)Checked October 5Yes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)Yes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)Not listedYes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)Not listedYes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)Yes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)Checked October 2Not listedNo (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)Yes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comNo (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)Checked October 8Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedYes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comYes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)Not listedNot listedYes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)Yes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)No (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)Yes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)Not listedNot listedYes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)Not listedYes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)Not listedYes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)Not listedYes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)Yes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)Yes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)Checked October 7Not listedYes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)Not listedNot listedYes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)Checked October 11No (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)Not listedNo position (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)Yes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)Yes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)Not listedNot listedNot listedYes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)Yes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)Not listedYes (source for Prop 2 – Increase rainy day fund)Not listed
Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care

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33 groups say Yes. 3 say No.

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Not listedYes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)Not listedYes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)Checked October 5Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)Not listedYes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)Checked October 2Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)No (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comNo (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)Checked October 8Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedYes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comYes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)Not listedNot listedYes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)No (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)Not listedYes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)Not listedYes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)Not listedYes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)Not listedYes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)Checked October 7Not listedYes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)Not listedYes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)Checked October 11Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)Not listedYes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)Not listedNot listedNot listedYes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)Yes (source for Prop 3 – High-earner income tax for education & health care)Not listed
Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns

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30 groups say Yes. 5 say No.

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Not listedYes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)Not listedYes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)Checked October 5Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)Not listedYes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)Checked October 2Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)No (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comNo (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)Checked October 8Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedYes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comNo (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)Not listedNot listedNo (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)No (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)Not listedYes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)Not listedYes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)Not listedYes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)Not listedYes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)Checked October 7Not listedYes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)Not listedNot listedYes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)Checked October 11Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)Not listedYes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)Not listedNot listedYes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)Yes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)Not listedYes (source for Prop 4 – Allow public financing of campaigns)Not listed
Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers

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29 groups say Yes. 4 say No.

Report an error in Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers
Not listedYes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)Not listedYes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)Checked October 5Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)Not listedYes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)Checked October 2Not listedNo (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comNo (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)Checked October 8Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedYes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comYes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)Not listedNot listedYes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)No (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)Not listedNot listedYes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)Not listedYes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)Not listedYes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)Not listedYes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)Checked October 7Not listedYes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)Not listedNot listedYes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)Checked October 11No (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)Not listedYes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)Not listedNot listedYes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)Yes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)Not listedYes (source for Prop 5 – Recall process for statewide officers)Not listed
Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program

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19 groups say Yes. 6 say No.

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Not listedNo (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)Not listedYes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)Checked October 5Yes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)Yes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)Not listedNeutral (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)Not listedYes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)Yes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)Checked October 2Not listedNeutral (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)Yes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comNo (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)Checked October 8Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedYes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comYes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)Not listedNot listedYes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)No position (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)No (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)Yes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)Not listedNot listedNo (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)Not listedYes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)Not listedYes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)Not listedYes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)Vote your values (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)Yes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)Checked October 7Not listedNot listedNot listedYes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5Yes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)Checked October 11No (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)Not listedNo position (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)No (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)Yes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)Not listedNot listedNot listedYes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)Yes (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)Not listedNo recommendation (source for Prop 37 – Middle-class homeownership loan program)Not listed
Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds

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10 groups say Yes. 15 say No.

Report an error in Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds
Not listedNo (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)Not listedYes (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)Checked October 5Not listedNo (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)Not listedYes (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)Not listedYes (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)Yes (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)Checked October 2Not listedYes (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)No (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comNo (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)Checked October 8Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNo (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)Not listedNot listedNo (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)Yes (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)No (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)Not listedNot listedNot listedNo (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)Not listedYes (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)Not listedYes (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)Not listedNo (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)No (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNo (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5Yes (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)Checked October 11No (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)Not listedNo (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)No position (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)No (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedYes (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)Not listedNo (source for Prop 38 – Immunology research bonds)Not listed
Prop 39 – Voter ID

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4 groups say Yes. 33 say No.

Report an error in Prop 39 – Voter ID
Not listedNo (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)Checked October 5No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)Not listedNo (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)Checked October 2No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)Yes (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comYes (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)Checked October 8Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNo (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comNo (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)Not listedNot listedNo (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)Yes (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)Not listedNo (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)Not listedNo (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)Not listedNo (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)Not listedNo (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)Checked October 7Not listedNo (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)Not listedNot listedNo (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)Checked October 11No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)Not listedNo (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)Not listedYes (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)No (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)Not listedNo (source for Prop 39 – Voter ID)Not listed
Prop 40 – Billionaire tax

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20 groups say Yes. 10 say No.

Report an error in Prop 40 – Billionaire tax
Not listedYes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)Not listedYes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)Checked October 5Yes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)Yes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)Yes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)Yes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)Not listedNo endorsement (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)Yes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)Checked October 2Yes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)No (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)No (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comNo (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)Checked October 8Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNo (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comNo (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)Not listedYes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)No (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)Yes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)No (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)Yes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)Yes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)Not listedNeutral (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)Not listedNot listedNot listedYes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)Not listedNo (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)Yes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)Yes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)Checked October 7Not listedNeutral (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)Not listedNot listedNo (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)Checked October 11Yes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)Not listedYes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)Yes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)Yes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)Not listedNot listedNot listedNo recommendation (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)No (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)Not listedYes (source for Prop 40 – Billionaire tax)Not listed
Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits

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5 groups say Yes. 29 say No.

Report an error in Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits
Not listedNo (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)Not listedNo (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)Checked October 5No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)Not listedNo (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)Checked October 2No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)Yes (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)Yes (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comYes (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)Checked October 8Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNo (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comNo (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)Not listedNot listedYes (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)Yes (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)Not listedNo (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)Not listedNo (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)Not listedNo (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)Not listedNo (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)Checked October 7Not listedNeutral (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)Not listedNo (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)Checked October 11No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)Not listedNo (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)Not listedNot listedNot listedNo (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)No (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)Not listedNo (source for Prop 41 – State tax limits / special tax audits)Not listed
Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings

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6 groups say Yes. 28 say No.

Report an error in Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings
Not listedNo (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)Not listedNo (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)Checked October 5No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)Not listedNo (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)Checked October 2No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)Yes (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)Yes (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comYes (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)Checked October 8Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNo (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comYes (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)Not listedNot listedYes (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)Yes (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)Not listedNo (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)Not listedNo (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)Not listedNo (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)Not listedNo (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)Checked October 7Not listedNeutral (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)Not listedNo (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)Checked October 11No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)Not listedNo (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)Not listedNot listedNot listedNo (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)No (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)Not listedNo (source for Prop 42 – Limits state taxes on personal property/savings)Not listed
Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures

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5 groups say Yes. 31 say No.

Report an error in Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures
Not listedNo (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)Not listedNo (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)Checked October 5No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)Not listedNo (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)Checked October 2No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)Yes (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comYes (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)Checked October 8Not listedNot listedNo (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)Not listedNo (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comYes (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)Not listedNot listedYes (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)Yes (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)Not listedNo (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)Not listedNo (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)Not listedNo (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)Not listedNo (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)Checked October 7Not listedNo (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)Not listedNot listedNo (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)Checked October 11No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)Not listedNo (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)Not listedNot listedNo (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)No (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)Not listedNo (source for Prop 43 – Limits local revenue measures)Not listed
Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements

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5 groups say Yes. 25 say No.

Report an error in Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements
Not listedNo (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)Not listedNo (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)Checked October 5Yes (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)No (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)No (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)No (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)Not listedNo (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)No (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)Checked October 2Not listedNo (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)No (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comNo (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)Checked October 8Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNo (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comNo (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)Not listedNot listedNo (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)No position (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)No (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)Yes (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)Not listedNot listedNo (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)Not listedNo (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)Not listedNo (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)Not listedNo (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)No (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)Yes (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)Checked October 7Not listedNeutral (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)Not listedNo (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comChecked October 5No (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)Checked October 11Yes (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)Not listedNo (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)No (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)Yes (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNo (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)Not listedNo (source for Prop 44 – Clinic spending requirements)Not listed
Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes

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5 groups say Yes. 27 say No.

Report an error in Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes
Not listedNo (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)Not listedNo (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)Checked October 5No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)Not listedNo (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)Checked October 2No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)Yes (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes, on sfendorsements.com)Via sfendorsements.comYes (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)Checked October 8Not listedNo (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)Not listedNot listedNot listedYes (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)Not listedNot listedYes (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)Yes (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)Not listedNo (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)Not listedNot listedNot listedNo (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)Not listedNo (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)Checked October 7Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNo (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)Checked October 11No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)Not listedNo (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)Not listedNot listedNo (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)No recommendation (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)No (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)Not listedNo (source for Prop 45 – Environmental review (CEQA) changes)Not listed
Supreme Court retention (Groban, Evans)

Retain both · 2 groups

One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each.

Report an error in Supreme Court retention (Groban, Evans)
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Court of Appeal, 1st District retention

Retain all · 2 groups

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Report an error in Court of Appeal, 1st District retention
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Federal
U.S. House, District 12

Lateefah Simon · 6 groups

One square per group. A group backing two candidates counts for each.

Report an error in U.S. House, District 12
Not listedNot listedNot listedLateefah Simon (source for U.S. House, District 12)Checked October 5Lateefah Simon (source for U.S. House, District 12)Not listedNot listedNot listedLateefah Simon (source for U.S. House, District 12)Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedLateefah Simon (source for U.S. House, District 12)Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedLateefah Simon (source for U.S. House, District 12)Not listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedLateefah Simon (source for U.S. House, District 12)Not listed

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