#1 District 8 Supervisor
Darshini Patel
San Franciscans for Social Housing have endorsed Darshini Patel with a #1 ranked choice endorsement.

San Francisco November 2026
San Franciscans for Social Housing endorses campaigns that move San Francisco toward permanently affordable, mixed-income, community-owned social housing.
#1 District 8 Supervisor
San Franciscans for Social Housing have endorsed Darshini Patel with a #1 ranked choice endorsement.
#2 District 8 Supervisor
San Franciscans for Social Housing have endorsed Michael Nguyen with a #2 ranked choice endorsement.
#3 District 8 Supervisor
San Franciscans for Social Housing have endorsed Gary McCoy with a #3 ranked choice endorsement.
Dual #1 District 10 Supervisor
San Franciscans for Social Housing have endorsed DJ Brookter with dual #1 ranked choice endorsement.
Dual #1 District 10 Supervisor
San Franciscans for Social Housing have endorsed JR Eppler with dual #1 ranked choice endorsement.
#1 District 4 Supervisor
San Franciscans for Social Housing have endorsed Jeremy Greco with a #1 ranked choice endorsement.

Prop I
San Franciscans for Social Housing is a sponsor for the campaign for Prop I, the Affordable Housing Guarantee Act, which ensures affordable and social housing funding without raising any new taxes.

Prop B
Prop B puts San Francisco on the path to creating a municipal public bank, which would provide low-interest loans to help finance social housing.

Prop C
Prop C will expand the Housing Trust Fund, which is used to fund affordable housing and social housing.

Prop J
San Franciscans for Social Housing endorses Proposition J, because if Proposition I and J both pass, then half of the money raised from J's transfer tax on foreclosures will go to fund affordable and social housing.

Prop 1
San Franciscans for Social Housing endorses Proposition 1, because it is an affordable housing bond that will help communities across the state afford to build affordable and social housing.

Prop 43
San Franciscans for Social Housing opposes Proposition 43, because it will restrict future changes to the Proposition I funding mechanism.

Prop D
San Franciscans for Social Housing opposes Proposition D, because it will make it that much harder to pass citizen led initiatives, like Proposition I. Proposition D will mean that only the ultra-wealthy will be able to gather enough signatures to qualify measures for the ballot, meaning future social housing initiatives may be preemptively blocked.
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