Twelve city propositions appear on the San Francisco ballot on November 4, 2014. As we do every election, SPUR provides in-depth analysis and recommendations on each one.
For each measure we ask: Is it necessary and appropriate to be on the ballot? Is it practical, and if enacted will it achieve the result it proposes? And most important: Is it a worthy goal, one that will make San Francisco a better place to work and live?
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SPUR's Positions at a Glance:
| City Measure | Name | SPUR Position |
| Prop. A | Transportation Bond | YES |
| Prop. B | Transportation Set-Aside | NO |
| Prop. C | Children's Fund Renewal | YES |
| Prop. D | Redevelopment Employee Benefits | YES |
| Prop. E | Soda Tax | YES |
| Prop. F | Pier 70 Project | YES |
| Prop. G | Housing Resale Tax | No position |
| Prop. H | Grass Athletic Fields in Golden Gate Park | NO |
| Prop. I | Renovation of Athletic Fields | YES |
| Prop. J | Minimum Wage Increase | YES |
| Prop. K | Affordable Housing | YES |
| Prop. L | Motorist Policy | NO |
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