November 5, 2019 - Consolidated Municipal Election - City and County of San Francisco - FINAL REPORT

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Last published: April 16, 2020 2:01:20 AM

Summary Results

Registration and Turnout

Voter Registration

Registered Voters 495,050
Eligible Voters (estimated) 655,825

Voter Turnout

474 of 474 Precincts Reporting (100%)

Election Day 59,428 28.22%
Vote By Mail 151,192 71.78%
Total Turnout 210,620 100%
 
Percent of Registered Voters 42.55%
Percent of Eligible Voters (estimated) 32.12%

CITY AND COUNTY

Mayor

Rank up to 6 candidates

474 of 474 Precincts Reporting (100%) [RCV rounds] [Detailed results]

Votes Round Percent
LONDON N. BREED 134,345 6 79.00%
ELLEN LEE ZHOU 35,706 6 21.00%
JOEL VENTRESCA 17,425 5 9.90%
PAUL YBARRA ROBERTSON 9,312 4 5.23%
WILMA PANG 5,297 3 2.96%
ROBERT L. JORDAN, JR. 2,459 2 1.37%
MARC ROTH (write-in) 7 1 0.00%
Total Votes 177,192
 
Voted Ballots 177,192 85.97%
Undervotes 28,386 13.77%
Overvotes 539 0.26%
Ballots Cast 206,117 100%

Member, Board of Supervisors, District 5

Rank up to 4 candidates

54 of 54 Precincts Reporting (100%) [RCV rounds] [Detailed results]

Votes Round Percent
DEAN PRESTON 11,723 3 50.40%
VALLIE BROWN 11,538 3 49.60%
RYAN LAM 1,035 2 4.39%
NOMVULA O'MEARA 278 1 1.17%
Total Votes 23,473
 
Voted Ballots 23,473 94.78%
Undervotes 1,253 5.06%
Overvotes 39 0.16%
Ballots Cast 24,765 100%

City Attorney

Rank up to 3 candidates

474 of 474 Precincts Reporting (100%) [Detailed results]

Votes Percent
DENNIS J. HERRERA 161,369 100%
Total Votes 161,369 100%
 
Voted Ballots 161,369 78.29%
Undervotes 44,693 21.68%
Overvotes 55 0.03%
Ballots Cast 206,117 100%

District Attorney

Rank up to 4 candidates

474 of 474 Precincts Reporting (100%) [RCV rounds] [Detailed results]

Votes Round Percent
CHESA BOUDIN 86,712 3 50.83%
SUZY LOFTUS 83,872 3 49.17%
NANCY TUNG 46,630 2 24.98%
LEIF DAUTCH 27,031 1 13.99%
Total Votes 192,053
 
Voted Ballots 192,053 93.18%
Undervotes 13,590 6.59%
Overvotes 474 0.23%
Ballots Cast 206,117 100%

Public Defender

Rank up to 3 candidates

474 of 474 Precincts Reporting (100%) [Detailed results]

Votes Percent
MANOHAR "MANO" RAJU 158,560 100%
Total Votes 158,560 100%
 
Voted Ballots 158,560 76.93%
Undervotes 47,523 23.06%
Overvotes 34 0.02%
Ballots Cast 206,117 100%

Sheriff

Rank up to 3 candidates

474 of 474 Precincts Reporting (100%) [Detailed results]

Votes Percent
PAUL MIYAMOTO 146,628 100%
Total Votes 146,628 100%
 
Voted Ballots 146,628 71.14%
Undervotes 59,452 28.84%
Overvotes 37 0.02%
Ballots Cast 206,117 100%

Treasurer

Rank up to 3 candidates

474 of 474 Precincts Reporting (100%) [Detailed results]

Votes Percent
JOSÉ CISNEROS 152,703 100%
Total Votes 152,703 100%
 
Voted Ballots 152,703 74.09%
Undervotes 53,383 25.90%
Overvotes 31 0.02%
Ballots Cast 206,117 100%

SCHOOL

Member, Board of Education

Vote for One

474 of 474 Precincts Reporting (100%) [Detailed results]

Votes Percent
JENNY LAM 121,154 73.61%
KIRSTEN STROBEL 26,036 15.82%
ROBERT K. COLEMAN 17,395 10.57%
Total Votes 164,585 100%
 
Voted Ballots 164,585 79.76%
Undervotes 41,121 19.93%
Overvotes 639 0.31%
Ballots Cast 206,345 100%

Member, Community College Board

Vote for One

474 of 474 Precincts Reporting (100%) [Detailed results]

Votes Percent
IVY LEE 157,858 100%
Total Votes 157,858 100%
 
Voted Ballots 157,858 76.50%
Undervotes 48,427 23.47%
Overvotes 55 0.03%
Ballots Cast 206,340 100%

CITY AND COUNTY PROPOSITIONS

Proposition A - Affordable Housing Bond

Question text

SAN FRANCISCO AFFORDABLE HOUSING BONDS. To finance the construction, development, acquisition, and preservation of housing affordable to extremely-low, low and middle-income households through programs that will prioritize vulnerable populations such as San Francisco’s working families, veterans, seniors, and persons with disabilities; to assist in the acquisition, rehabilitation, and preservation of existing affordable housing to prevent the displacement of residents; to repair and reconstruct distressed and dilapidated public housing developments and their underlying infrastructure; to assist the City’s middle-income residents or workers in obtaining affordable rental or home ownership opportunities including down payment assistance and support for new construction of affordable housing for San Francisco Unified School District and City College of San Francisco employees; and to pay related costs; shall the City and County of San Francisco issue $600,000,000 in general obligation bonds with a duration of up to 30 years from the time of issuance, an estimated average tax rate of $0.019/$100 of assessed property value, and projected average annual revenues of $50,000,000, subject to independent citizen oversight and regular audits?

Requires 66⅔% affirmative votes to pass

474 of 474 Precincts Reporting (100%) [Detailed results]

Votes Percent
YES 143,055 71.16%
NO 57,974 28.84%
Total Votes 201,029 100%
 
Voted Ballots 201,029 97.43%
Undervotes 5,269 2.55%
Overvotes 42 0.02%
Ballots Cast 206,340 100%

Proposition B - Department of Disability and Aging Services

Question text

Shall the City amend the Charter to change the name of the Department of Aging and Adult Services to the Department of Disability and Aging Services; to change the name of the Aging and Adult Services Commission to the Disability and Aging Services Commission; and to add new qualifications for three of the seven seats on this Commission?

Requires 50%+1 affirmative votes to pass

474 of 474 Precincts Reporting (100%) [Detailed results]

Votes Percent
YES 152,456 78.49%
NO 41,775 21.51%
Total Votes 194,231 100%
 
Voted Ballots 194,231 94.13%
Undervotes 12,074 5.85%
Overvotes 35 0.02%
Ballots Cast 206,340 100%

Proposition C - Vapor Products

Question text

Shall the City overturn the law passed by the Board of Supervisors suspending the sale of electronic cigarettes until they receive FDA authorization, and adopt new regulations on the sale, manufacture, distribution and advertising of electronic cigarettes in San Francisco?

Requires 50%+1 affirmative votes to pass

474 of 474 Precincts Reporting (100%) [Detailed results]

Votes Percent
YES 36,666 18.19%
NO 164,885 81.81%
Total Votes 201,551 100%
 
Voted Ballots 201,551 97.68%
Undervotes 4,670 2.26%
Overvotes 119 0.06%
Ballots Cast 206,340 100%

Proposition D - Traffic Congestion Mitigation Tax

Question text

Shall the City impose a 1.5% business tax on shared rides and a 3.25% business tax on private rides for fares charged by commercial ride-share and driverless-vehicle companies until November 5, 2045, raising an estimated $30-35 million annually, to fund improvements in Muni service and bicycle and pedestrian safety?

Requires 66⅔% affirmative votes to pass

474 of 474 Precincts Reporting (100%) [Detailed results]

Votes Percent
YES 135,721 67.65%
NO 64,896 32.35%
Total Votes 200,617 100%
 
Voted Ballots 200,617 97.23%
Undervotes 5,674 2.75%
Overvotes 49 0.02%
Ballots Cast 206,340 100%

Proposition E - Affordable Housing and Educator Housing

Question text

Shall the City amend the Planning Code to allow 100% Affordable Housing Projects and Educator Housing Projects in public zoning districts and to expedite approval of these projects?

Requires 50%+1 affirmative votes to pass

474 of 474 Precincts Reporting (100%) [Detailed results]

Votes Percent
YES 151,865 76.30%
NO 47,175 23.70%
Total Votes 199,040 100%
 
Voted Ballots 199,040 96.46%
Undervotes 7,240 3.51%
Overvotes 60 0.03%
Ballots Cast 206,340 100%

Proposition F - Campaign Contributions and Campaign Advertisements

Question text

Shall the City establish new restrictions on campaign contributions to local elected officials and candidates, and apply new disclaimer requirements to campaign advertisements?

Requires 50%+1 affirmative votes to pass

474 of 474 Precincts Reporting (100%) [Detailed results]

Votes Percent
YES 151,023 76.89%
NO 45,384 23.11%
Total Votes 196,407 100%
 
Voted Ballots 196,407 95.19%
Undervotes 9,905 4.80%
Overvotes 28 0.01%
Ballots Cast 206,340 100%

This is a demonstration of the Open Source Voting Results Reporter (ORR) of the San Francisco Elections Commission's Open Source Voting System Technical Advisory Committee (OSVTAC).