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just the main news locally have to do with -- there were a number of pron sigzs on the ballot that directly or indirectly impacted the agency. the main ones with direct impact was prop j and the charter amendment that would have set aside funds for transportation and homeless services and housing. that was passed overwhelmingly by the voters and current count 2/3 report. prop k which was the sales tax that did not say so in the voter information was meant to be the funding source for prop j did not pass and it did not pass by a rather wide margin. as a result of that the mayor exercised his prerogative with regard to prop j to essentially invalidate it absent the funds to execute it. so the good news is there that when faced with the question should the city devote more dollars to transportation the voters overwhelmingly said yes. the third one directly related to this agency was prop l which would have changed how members of this body, of your body, are appointed. it would have changed the vote threshold for the board of supervisors rejection of an mta budget. that also failed. and then th

just the main news locally have to do with -- there were a number of pron sigzs on the ballot that directly or indirectly impacted the agency. the main ones with direct impact was prop j and the charter amendment that would have set aside funds for transportation and homeless services and housing. that was passed overwhelmingly by the voters and current count 2/3 report. prop k which was the sales tax that did not say so in the voter information was meant to be the funding source for prop j did not pass and it did not pass by a rather wide margin. as a result of that the mayor exercised his prerogative with regard to prop j to essentially invalidate it absent the funds to execute it. so the good news is there that when faced with the question should the city devote more dollars to transportation the voters overwhelmingly said yes. the third one directly related to this agency was prop l which would have changed how members of this body, of your body, are appointed. it would have changed the vote threshold for the board of supervisors rejection of an mta budget. that also failed. and then th

i hope yes and drop sigz w passed already so please help us and i am happy to help you to pass prop e and proposition w. thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon supervisors. i am ian and here on behalf of all of california, a local non-profit working on a long-term campaign to reform proposition 13 to increase funding for public education in california and i am here to speak on behalf of and my support of free city college and i wanted to thank supervisor kim for your leadership on prop w as well as everybody else that worked so hard to pass this. you know we clearly live in very uncertain times. there's clearly a lot of anxiety about what is going to happen with this next administration or concern for the most vulnerable communities and there's a lot of uncertainty that we all feel but one thing we shouldn't be uncertain about when a near super majority san francisco voters votes for free city college we should not feel uncertain that our elected officials will fulfill the promise and please support clear mandate and stand with the voters that supported this. as someone that perso

just the main news locally have to do with -- there were a number of pron sigzs on the ballot that directly or indirectly impacted the agency. the main ones with direct impact was prop j and the charter amendment that would have set aside funds for transportation and homeless services and housing. that was passed overwhelmingly by the voters and current count 2/3 report. prop k which was the sales tax that did not say so in the voter information was meant to be the funding source for prop j did not pass and it did not pass by a rather wide margin. as a result of that the mayor exercised his prerogative with regard to prop j to essentially invalidate it absent the funds to execute it. so the good news is there that when faced with the question should the city devote more dollars to transportation the voters overwhelmingly said yes. the third one directly related to this agency was prop l which would have changed how members of this body, of your body, are appointed. it would have changed the vote threshold for the board of supervisors rejection of an mta budget. that also failed. and then th