Combined ballot

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Mayor; City of San Francisco
Ranked choice votes not required (details)

• Gavin Newsom
  105,596 votes 73.66%
• Quintin Mecke
  9,076 votes 6.33%
• Harold Hoogasian
  8,400 votes 5.86%
• Wilma Pang
  7,274 votes 5.07%
• Ahimsa Porter Sumchai
  3,398 votes 2.37%
• John Rinaldi
  2,508 votes 1.75%
• Lonnie Holmes
  1,807 votes 1.26%
• Josh Wolf
  1,772 votes 1.24%
• Grasshopper Kaplan
  1,423 votes .99%
• Harold Brown
  915 votes .64%
• George Davis
  644 votes .45%
• Michael Powers
  519 votes .36%
• (9 Total Write-In Votes .01%)

District Attorney; City of San Francisco
Ranked choice votes not required (details)

• Kamala D. Harris
  114,561 votes 98.50%
• (1,744 Total Write-In Votes 1.50%)

Sheriff; City of San Francisco
Ranked choice votes not required (details)

• Michael Hennessey
  95,948 votes 73.69%
• David Wong
  34,031 votes 26.14%
• (221 Total Write-In Votes .17%)

Proposition A Transit Reform, Parking Regulation and Emissions Reductions -- City of San Francisco (Charter Amendment)
80,786 / 55.66% Yes votes ...... 64,346 / 44.34% No votes

Shall the Municipal Transportation Agency be provided greater governing authority, and additional funding, and be required to develop a Climate Action Plan, and shall the City not increase the maximum number of parking spaces allowed for new private development projects unless approved by a super-majority of the Board?

Proposition B Limiting Hold-Over Service on Charter-created Boards and Commissions -- City of San Francisco (Charter Amendment)
96,034 / 71.16% Yes votes ...... 38,915 / 28.84% No votes

Shall members of Charter-created boards and commissions be prohibited from serving as hold-overs for more than 60 days after their term expires?

Proposition C Requiring Public Hearings on Proposed Measures -- City of San Francisco (Charter Amendment)
94,939 / 68.20% Yes votes ...... 44,258 / 31.80% No votes

Shall the Mayor or four or more members of the Board of Supervisors who wish to place a measure on the ballot first be required to submit it to the Board of Supervisors for a public hearing?

Proposition D Renewing Library Preservation Fund -- City of San Francisco
105,328 / 74.47% Yes votes ...... 36,102 / 25.53% No votes

Proposition E Requiring Mayor to Appear Monthly at a Board of Supervisors Meeting -- City of San Francisco
70,166 / 48.59% Yes votes ...... 74,253 / 51.41% No votes

Proposition F Authorizing Board of Supervisors to Amend Contract For
Retirement Benefits for Police Department Employees
Who Were Airport Police Officers -- City of San Francisco
69,637 / 51.60% Yes votes ...... 65,321 / 48.40% No votes

Proposition G Establishing Golden Gate Park Stables Matching Fund -- City of San Francisco
77,340 / 55.37% Yes votes ...... 62,331 / 44.63% No votes

Proposition H Regulating Parking Spaces -- City of San Francisco
46,632 / 33.09% Yes votes ...... 94,277 / 66.91% No votes

Proposition I Establishing Office of Small Business as City Department and
Creating Small Business Assistance Center -- City of San Francisco
80,865 / 59.15% Yes votes ...... 55,855 / 40.85% No votes

Proposition J Adopting a Policy to Offer Free City-Wide Wireless
High-Speed Internet Network -- City of San Francisco
86,451 / 62.25% Yes votes ...... 52,428 / 37.75% No votes

Proposition K Adopting a Policy to Restrict Advertising
on Street Furniture and City Buildings -- City of San Francisco
86,250 / 61.85% Yes votes ...... 53,195 / 38.15% No votes