In San Francisco, <\/strong>every local proposition, except Prop B, passed.<\/a> Prop B promised to rapidly expand police spending upon the passage of a hypothetical future tax measure. We did a deep dive on Prop B on our blog.<\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n President: <\/strong>As we expected, it\u2019s Biden vs. Trump<\/a>. With nobody else credibly running for either nomination (and with the RNC, now co-chaired by Trump\u2019s daughter-in-law, having declared Trump the nominee<\/a> already), we now know for sure who our candidates will be on the fall general election ballot.<\/p>\n\n\n\n How are you feeling about the results? One of the things that we found interesting was the turnout of this election. The turnout is about 42 percent in San Francisco<\/a>, and 30 percent statewide<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n We also took a look at the ballot challenges<\/a> this election cycle and found that 2,453 ballots so far in San Francisco have been reported as returned or postmarked late. Those were mailed after March 5 or on March 5 but too late for pickup. That\u2019s 2,453 people we need to remind to vote early and drop off their ballot in time!<\/p>\n\n\n\n The final canvass of the results will be certified in April.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" March 13, 2024 (contact@indivisiblesf.org) Votes are still being counted in the February\u2013March 5 election, but here\u2019s what we know so far. State Prop 1: YES is very narrowly in the lead, but with barely over 29,000 votes between yes and no, we still don\u2019t know for sure. Prop 1 would fund… Continue reading ![](\"https:\/\/ecp.yusercontent.com\/mail?url=https%3A%2F%2Flh7-us.googleusercontent.com%2FVwpab1HGSUZanC0vDEj8EUSdLvmaTSdllmrX80IqVuWcHwz5o_4jcZ5IaBFDqLp9Gpy66ihOpxdHTyv7RWkrIW-guhl_gRzbsUVfWL4joMG0FBypg7JPecunR5PSiARnltUJ4Vl_bx87IS-eyHyIDCY&t=1710444714&ymreqid=d41d8cd9-8f00-b204-1c40-2d0fbe01a600&sig=j4f1Z3Wsb75OPhWwNGmIdA--~D\")
Graphic taken from SF Public Press\u2019 article on the results<\/a> of the election.<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n