Accountability. Results. No excuses.

“We’ve made a lot of progress over the past two years but City Hall’s corrupt system needs to change. Props D, E and F are a package of long overdue reforms to make city government accountable to you, not the insiders and narrow special interests. This election is your opportunity to build something better. Please join the fight to Clean Up City Hall by voting yes on D, E and F.”

- Mayor Daniel Lurie

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A torn newspaper clipping featuring a headline in bold black text, mentioning San Francisco and the cost of a toilet, with a subheadline about fixing rules for city embarrassment, and a paragraph discussing the costs of balloons and city government communication.
A torn piece of paper with a quote from the San Francisco Chronicle about making city ballots shorter and simpler, featuring a quote from Mandelman.
Excerpt of a newspaper article with the headline in bold: 'The San Francisco'. The text discusses public support for an expanded mayoral authority, mentioning support for a new ballot measure and varying opinions of the mayor and Board of Supervisors.
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THE SYSTEM IS BROKEN:

San Franciscans are failed by a City Hall system that only works for special interests and city insiders. They trick voters at the ballot, misuse taxpayer dollars and then escape accountability. We know their playbook and now it’s on us to stop them.

Props D, E and F fix the most corrupt parts of the system.

Prop D: Block special interests from weaponizing the ballot with dishonest measures. More transparency to give voters a stronger check on power.

Prop E: Create transparent, centralized contracting standards to stop corrupt special interest deals. Cut tens of millions of wasted taxpayer dollars every year.

Prop F: Allow department reorganization to deliver faster permits and better services. Clear accountability and board oversight to balance power.

The insiders won't change the system. But you can.

Vote YES on D, E and F.

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CLEAN UP CITY HALL

  • the letter D

    Demand Transparency At The Ballot

  • The letter E

    End Corrupt Contracting

  • The letter F

    Faster City Services & Permits

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