Elections
Nov 5, 2024
Government Reform and Efficiency

San Francisco Measure D Results — November 5, 2024

Measure D

City-wide results

Analysis

Proposition D will streamline the city bureaucracy and restore some power to the Mayor. Here's what Prop D does:

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Election

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Turnout

Turnout

National

President
Representative, District 11
Representative, District 15
Senator
Senator (Partial Term)

State

Assembly, District 17
Assembly, District 19
State Senator, District 11
State Treasurer

Regional

BART Director, District 7
BART Director, District 9

City

Board of Education
City Attorney
Community College Board
District Attorney
Mayor
Sheriff
Supervisor, District 1
Supervisor, District 11
Supervisor, District 3
Supervisor, District 5
Supervisor, District 7
Supervisor, District 9

Measures

Affordable Housing BondMeasure A
Healthcare and Shelter BondMeasure B
Inspector GeneralMeasure C
Government Reform and EfficiencyMeasure D
Reduce Boards and CommissionsMeasure E
Police Officer RetirementMeasure F
Affordable Housing for EducatorsMeasure G
Firefighter RetirementMeasure H
Nurses and 911 RetirementMeasure I
Children and Youth FundingMeasure J
Upper Great Highway as ParkMeasure K
Transit Tax on RideshareMeasure L
Business Tax ReformMeasure M
First Responder Loan ForgivenessMeasure N
Reproductive FreedomMeasure O
Public Education Facilities BondProp 2
Constitutional Right to MarriageProp 3
Minimum Wage IncreaseProp 32
Local Rent Control AuthorityProp 33
Health Care Provider SpendingProp 34
Permanent Medi-Cal TaxProp 35
Drug and Theft PenaltiesProp 36
Climate BondProp 4
Local Bonds for Affordable HousingProp 5
Slavery and Involuntary ServitudeProp 6