Remember to Vote on March 3rd

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I just filled out my ballot. In SF there are 3 races for Superior Court justices and 5 ballot measures. In the justice races, invariably there is one candidate, and sometimes both, with tenant friendly eviction lawyer background. I looked at their endorsements and picked the less extreme ones. On my SF ballot there are two housing related measures: vacancy tax on retail stores, and tying office building permits with affordable housing goals. I voted No on both.

Turnout will be super low in the spring. That means your vote will count for a lot more than usual. Go vote!

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Which president primary candidate did you vote for and why?

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I voted for Biden. Bloomberg has too many baggages. Being a billionaire is almost an original sin for the left. Sanders and warren are too left. Mayor Pete is alright but not sure America is ready for a gay president.

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Biden?

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Cities donā€™t build housing. They just stop housing. The bd of Stupes have reached a new low of stupidity. Stop all restrictions on building housing.

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Biden needs a strong VP candidate as most probably in a year the VP will have to take over. :grinning:

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Guys, stop bitching and start voting. Turnout will be super low so your votes will count for a lot more!

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Voted by mail.

No to all bond measures.

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Vote no on 13

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Here is Trump on how cities stoped housing development 33 years ago. Nothing has changed

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Someone on the La Honda message board posted this link with regards to Measure M, yet another school bond ā€œfor the children.ā€ Someone responded not understanding why it had been posted.

Employee Salary Data 2018 | Open San Mateo County

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This is bullshit. Another huge own goal for SF. We should start seeing more companies set up HQ in other parts of Bay Area like the Peninsula.

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Mob decisionsā€¦ :expressionless:

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