. >> thank you, jason fried, executive officer. first i wanted to introduce the person sitting next me, jabari, who has been interning with us over the summer, and lives in the east bay and we got him through james tracy, for those who know him, sent him to us and he has done an excellent job filling in random questions on various subject-matter and he has been and able to do the research. he likes to study non-violent direct actions as something that he has an interest in. so i know that fits well with a lot that goes on in san francisco. i wanted to thank him for his work and introduce him, if you haven't met him yet. very smart, intelligent and has done a lot of very good work for us. first off i wanted to give a status update on the open source elections. as of kind of taking a step back and remind you, this was a report given to us through the board of supervisors. when we originally talked about doing this report, it was actually something that we were not going to be starting until right about now. because we had so many oth

. >> thank you, jason fried, executive officer. first i wanted to introduce the person sitting next me, jabari, who has been interning with us over the summer, and lives in the east bay and we got him through james tracy, for those who know him, sent him to us and he has done an excellent job filling in random questions on various subject-matter and he has been and able to do the research. he likes to study non-violent direct actions as something that he has an interest in. so i know that fits well with a lot that goes on in san francisco. i wanted to thank him for his work and introduce him, if you haven't met him yet. very smart, intelligent and has done a lot of very good work for us. first off i wanted to give a status update on the open source elections. as of kind of taking a step back and remind you, this was a report given to us through the board of supervisors. when we originally talked about doing this report, it was actually something that we were not going to be starting until right about now. because we had so many oth

. >> jason fried, i just wanted to jump in on one of the issues that commissioner lindo brought up how if there is a better way to do a voting system. i have worked on political campaigns across the country and what they do in clark county, where they have regional voting centers 30 days out of it's a bigger county, much larger than san francisco, but the major mall and major areas where people naturally go, they have voting booths and anybody can show up during that period and vote. they have what i refer to as the roving voting booths with to two days it's in front of a library and then moves to another part of the area and have a group of them. so there were 15 of them that moved all over the county and every two days they were in different spots and was well-advertised, so you know where they were going be and people who couldn't gets to the centralized voting ones like city hall, but new and more innovative ways. i'm talking about clark county in nevada, but to look at state laws that don't allow for us. so to balance what can you do now and what you might want to promote at state

. >> thank you, jason fried, executive officer. first i wanted to introduce the person sitting next me, jabari, who has been interning with us over the summer, and lives in the east bay and we got him through james tracy, for those who know him, sent him to us and he has done an excellent job filling in random questions on various subject-matter and he has been and able to do the research. he likes to study non-violent direct actions as something that he has an interest in. so i know that fits well with a lot that goes on in san francisco. i wanted to thank him for his work and introduce him, if you haven't met him yet. very smart, intelligent and has done a lot of very good work for us. first off i wanted to give a status update on the open source elections. as of kind of taking a step back and remind you, this was a report given to us through the board of supervisors. when we originally talked about doing this report, it was actually something that we were not going to be starting until right about now. because we had so many oth

having this meeting but more specifically it took a long time to get to this point i want to thank jason fried and commissioner avalos and his aid jeremy and my aid conner johnson and roger kim in the mayor's office jed holtzman and i want to thank member of the sierra club and 1245 to move marred forward with that on measure to help us launch clean power at the beginning of next year this is a significant step in san francisco thank you you'll again for all your hard work and let's make clean power happen for san francisco with that, i'd like to entertain - madam clerk can you please call the roll on item number one. >> supervisor campos supervisor christensen supervisor cowen supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor wiener commissioner avalos supervisor breed there 8 i's that is this motion is approved unanimously madam clerk. >> at this point the public any comment up to 2 minutes within the jurisdiction of the board pursuant to the boards rules direct our remarks to the braid as a whole nen r number one is not eligible speakers using the translation services get up to twice the time and if