Yes on D!
Federal cuts are threatening San Francisco’s emergency rooms, essential services, and economic recovery. Prop D is a lifeline for our city that asks only the largest corporations to pay their fair share.
Vote Yes on D on or before June 2!
Prop D will raise approximately $300 million a year to safeguard essential services:
SF General Hospital
Mental health services
Programs that address homelessness
In-home care for seniors and people with disabilities.
Prop D only applies to the largest corporations:
Over $1 billion in annual revenues
Over 1,000 employees
CEO paid 100 times more than the median pay of their employees
Prop D does not impact:
Small businesses
Homeowners
Renters
“Strong public services mean stable customers, workers, and neighborhoods. This measure targets excessive executive pay, not local entrepreneurship.”
“More than half of our patients rely on Medicaid. If funding is cut, that means longer wait times, fewer services, and lives at risk.”
Supporters
Connie Chan
District 1 Supervisor
Danny Sauter
District 3 Supervisor
Myrna Melgar
District 7 Supervisor
Jackie Fielder
District 9 Supervisor
Shamann Walton
District 10 Supervisor
Chyanne Chen
District 11 Supervisor
Eleni Kounalakis
Lieutenant Governor of California
Katie Porter
Former U.S. Congresswoman
Tony Thurmond
CA State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Betty Yee
Former California State Controller
Matt Alexander
SFUSD Commissioner
Anita Martinez
City College Board of Trustees President
Susan Soloman
City College Board of Trustees Member
Vick Van Chung
City College Board of Trustees Member
Eric Swalwell
U.S. Congressman
Matt Haney
State Asssemblymember
Bilal Mahmood
District 5 Supervisor
Alan Wong
District 4 Supervisor
Jaime Huling
SFUSD Board Vice President
Tom Steyer
Gubernatorial Candidate
