Accountability. Results. No excuses.

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“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

A newspaper clipping titled 'The San Francisco Standard' discussing the high cost to build a public restroom in Noe Valley and Mayor Daniel Lurie’s effort to change the rules that led to the expense, with some text highlighted in yellow.
A newspaper clipping with torn edges, titled 'The San Francisco Standard'. The headline discusses fixing rules related to a $1.7 million toilet, with the subheading mentioning Lurie seeking support. The article quotes Rudy Gonzalez, secretary-treasurer of the San Francisco Building & Construction Trades Council.
A newspaper headline from the San Francisco Examiner with a quote from Mayor Lurie about a city hall remake campaign,
A torn piece of paper with a quote from Mayor Lurie on a white background. The top has a logo with an eagle and a shield with stars and stripes. The headline reads 'San Francisco Examiner' and a note about Mayor Lurie campaigning to remake City Hall.
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 Francisco’s charter dictates how the government operates. The problem is that city insiders and narrow special interests have spent decades writing the rules to serve their interests. They exploit the system. Then they blame the system for their failures. It’s why San Francisco regularly spends record high budgets but has worse outcomes. It’s why everything is slower and more expensive than it should be.

Corrupt insiders are counting on you to accept the status quo without a fight.

But YOU have the power to change things at the ballot.

Vote YES on DEF

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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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