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Lurie Proposes Ballot Measures in San Francisco for City Efficiency and Funding

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Mayor Daniel Lurie proposed four ballot measures—Propositions D, E, F, and H—on November 4, 2026. Propositions D, E, and F are designed to clean up City Hall operations. Proposition H seeks to establish a parcel tax specifically to support the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency.

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The proposals directly affect city governance and funding mechanisms. Propositions E and F grant more authority to the city administrator and the mayor, while Proposition H proposes a new tax to support public transportation operations.

Daniel Lurie has previously steered San Francisco toward adopting pro-business policies, and the mayor and the Board of Supervisors have discussed economic impact and public safety improvements in the city.

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