>> state political parties often have local chapters that are run by county central committees. these committees may engage in political activity such as registering voters or endorsing candidates and ballot measures. currently an elected city official may also serve on a political party county central committee. proposition h would amend the city's campaign and governmental conduct code to prohibit elected city officials from serving on a political party county central committee. proposition h defines this term to mean any county central committee of a political party recognized by the california elections code that performs political activities for the benefit of the party and on behalf of the party candidates.

persons violating this provision would be subject to criminal, civil, and administrative penalties including possible suspension and removal from elective office. a yes vote would prohibit elected city officials from serving on san francisco political party county central committees. a no vote would not make this change. please visit the league of women voters website at sfvotes.org to get all of your voting information. early voting is available weekdays at city hall from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. if you don't vote early, make sure to vocan come down but if not we wi see you on line. this is daniel homsey. >> we are out talking to people about the neighborhood empowerment network summit. the summit will have several break out sessions. we are meeting with the san an