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<h2>BUILDS HOUSING FOR WORKING FAMILIES</h2>Wages for working families have not kept up with the cost of housing. Yes on A will help create 1,500 units of affordable housing for working San Franciscans, survivors of domestic violence, seniors, and first responders.

<h2>BUILDS HOUSING FOR SURVIVORS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE</h2>$30 million from Yes on A will be specifically for women who need stable housing after experiencing street violence, domestic violence and abuse, sexual assault, or human trafficking.

<h2>HELPS SAN FRANCISCO MEET OUR HOUSING GOALS</h2>Yes on A will help San Francisco meet its state-mandated goal to build 46,000 units of affordable housing.

<h2>INCLUDES STRICT ACCOUNTABILITY</h2>Yes on A will have strict accountability for results with independent annual financial audits.

<h2>WILL NOT INCREASE TAXES OR RENT</h2>The City of San Francisco has a long-standing policy of only putting new bonds on the ballot when it will have no impact on property tax rates. Yes on A follows that policy: enough past bond debt has been paid off that approving this measure will not increase tax rates.

<h2>Vote Yes on A on or before March 5th!</h2>You can choose to cast your ballot by mail or in person.

<h3>Contribute now to support our campaign!</h3>

<h2>Donate to help our efforts</h2>Your contribution will help fund every aspect of our campaign. By helping us to talk to voters at the door, in our local businesses, on social media, and in mailboxes, we’ll be able to let voters know that Prop A will build 1,500 new homes for working families.Thank you for your generous support.

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Prop A is endorsed by:

Speaker Emerita

Nancy Pelosi

San francisco Mayor

London Breed

Board of Supervisors president

Aaron Peskin

SF Democratic Party

Habitat for Humanity Greater SF

San Francisco Labor Council

CCHO

Mission Housing Development Corporation

<h3>HOUSING FOR WORKING FAMILIES</h3>Wages for working families have not kept up with the cost of housing. Yes on A will help create 1,500 units of affordable housing for working San Franciscans, people of color, and the LGBTQ community.

<h3>HOUSING FOR SURVIVORS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE</h3>$30 million from Yes on A will be specifically for women who need stable housing after experiencing street violence, domestic violence and abuse, sexual assault, human trafficking or trauma-informed homelessness.

<h3>HOUSING FOR SENIORS AND FIRST RESPONDERS</h3>Yes on A will provide affordable housing for seniors on fixed incomes who are burdened with skyrocketing housing costs. And it will also help first responders – because when an earthquake strikes, we need emergency first responders living here in the city – not far away.

<h3>HELP SAN FRANCISCO MEET OUR RHNA HOUSING GOALS</h3>If San Francisco doesn’t approve 82,000 new homes in the next 8 years – with 46,000 affordable homes – we could lose significant state funding. Yes on A will help us meet these goals.

<h3>ACCOUNTABILITY FOR RESULTS</h3>Yes on A is subject to independent annual financial audits, review of all spending by a citizens’ oversight committee, and a requirement that no funding can be used for administrators’ salaries or pensions. By law, all funds are required to be spent only on the specified housing projects.

<h3>NO INCREASE IN TAXES OR RENT</h3>The City of San Francisco has a long-standing policy of only putting new bonds on the ballot when it will have no impact on property tax rates. Yes on A follows that policy: enough past bond debt has been paid off that approving this measure will not increase tax rates.

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Proposition A is supported by elected leaders, community organizations, nonprofit housing providers and many more!

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Bill Sorro Housing Program (BiSHOP)

California Housing Partnership

Chinatown Community Development Center (CCDC)

Council of Community Housing Organizations (CCHO)

Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco

Mercy Housing California

Mission Economic Development Agency (MEDA)

Non-Profit Housing Association of Northern California (NPH)

San Francisco Community Land Trust

San Francisco Housing Development Corporation

San Francisco Human Services Network

Tenants and Owners Development Corporation (TODCO)

Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation

Non-profit Community Housing

Affordable Housing Alliance

Community Tenants Association

Eviction Defense Collaborative

Housing Rights Committee

North Beach Tenants Committee

Public Housing Tenant Association (PHTA)

San Francisco Anti Displacement Coalition

San Francisco Tenants Union

Tenant Advocates

SF YIMBY

YIMBY Action

Grow the Richmond

GrowSF&nbsp;

Housing Action Coalition

Northern Neighbors

Urban Environmentalists

Pro-Housing Advocates

San Francisco Democratic Party

Harvey Milk LGBTQ Democratic Club

Alice B. Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club

Richmond District Democratic Club

Rose Pak Democratic Club

United Democratic Club

San Francisco Berniecrats

Eastern Neighborhoods Democractic Club

District 11 Democratic Club

Bernal Heights Democratic Club

Brownie Mary Democratic Club

Democratic Party &amp; Clubs

Service Employees International Union 1021

UNITE Here Local 2

United Educators of San Francisco

California Working Families Party

San Francisco Police Officers Association

Labor

San Francisco Women's Political Committee

San Francisco Safehouse

Community Forward SF

Women’s Housing Coalition

Women Advocates

Senior and Disability Action

Haight Ashbury Neighborhood Council

Coalition on Homelessness

Calle 24

Larkin Street Youth Services

Latino Task Force

People Organized to Demand Economic and Environmental Rights (PODER)

South of Market Community Action Network (SOMCAN)

Tenderloin Chinese Rights Association

Young Community Developers

3rd Street Youth Center &amp; Clinic

Dignity Fund

Chinese for Affirmative Action

Community Advocates

Sierra Club

San Francisco League of Conservation Voters

Environmental Advocates

San Francisco Council of District Merchants Associations

Small Business Forward

Golden Gate Restaurant Association&nbsp;

SPUR

Small Business &amp; Business

Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi

California State Treasurer Fiona Ma&nbsp;

California State Controller Malia Cohen&nbsp;

Senator Scott Wiener&nbsp;

Assemblymember Matt Haney

Assemblymember Phil Ting

Former Senator Mark Leno

Former Assemblymember Tom Ammiano

State &amp; Federal Elected Leaders

Mayor London Breed

Board of Supervisors President Aaron Peskin

Assessor Joaquín Torres

Public Defender Manohar Raju

Supervisor Connie Chan

Supervisor Matt Dorsey

Supervisor Joel Engardio

Supervisor Rafael Mandelman

Supervisor Myrna Melgar

Supervisor Dean Preston

Supervisor Hillary Ronen

Supervisor Ahsha Safaí

Supervisor Catherine Stefani

Supervisor Shamann Walton

BART Director Bevan Dufty

BART Director Janice Li

Former Supervisor John Avalos

Former Supervisor Jane Kim

Former Supervisor Sophie Maxwell

Former Supervisor Norman Yee

San Francisco Elected Leaders

City College Board of Trustees President Alan Wong

City College Trustee Shanell Williams

City College Trustee Susan Solomon

Board of Education Commissioner Alida Fisher

Board of Education Commissioner Jenny Lam

Board of Education Commissioner Matt Alexander

Board of Education Commissioner Lisa Weissman-Ward

Educators

SF Democratic Party Chair Honey Mahogany

SF Democratic Party Vice Chair Leah LaCroix

SF Democratic Party Vice Chair Li Miao Lovett

SF Democratic Party Corresponding Secretary Anabel Ibáañez

SF Democratic Party Member Zhihan Zou

Democratic Leaders

CA Democratic Party LGBTQ+ Caucus Co-Chair Luis Zamora

Reverend Amos Brown

Reverend James McCray, Tabernacle Community Development Corporation (TCDC)

Anni Chung, President &amp; CEO, Self-Help for the Elderly

Sharky Laguana, Former Small Business Commission President&nbsp;

Cyn Wang, Entertainment Commissioner

Sharon Lai, Former MTA Board Director

Linda Richardson, VP, Treasure Island Development Authority (TIDA)&nbsp;

Marjan Philhour, Co-founder, Balboa Village Merchants Association

Roma P. Guy, Former Health Commissioner

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