San Francisco November 2026

Endorsements

San Franciscans for Social Housing endorses campaigns that move San Francisco toward permanently affordable, mixed-income, community-owned social housing.

Candidate endorsements

Darshini Patel

#1 District 8 Supervisor

Darshini Patel

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

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Michael Nguyen

#2 District 8 Supervisor

Michael Nguyen

San Franciscans for Social Housing have endorsed Michael Nguyen with a #2 ranked choice endorsement.

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Gary McCoy

#3 District 8 Supervisor

Gary McCoy

San Franciscans for Social Housing have endorsed Gary McCoy with a #3 ranked choice endorsement.

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DJ Brookter

Dual #1 District 10 Supervisor

Dion-Jay “DJ” Brookter

San Franciscans for Social Housing have endorsed DJ Brookter with dual #1 ranked choice endorsement.

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JR Eppler

Dual #1 District 10 Supervisor

JR Eppler

San Franciscans for Social Housing have endorsed JR Eppler with dual #1 ranked choice endorsement.

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Jeremy Greco

#1 District 4 Supervisor

Jeremy Greco

San Franciscans for Social Housing have endorsed Jeremy Greco with a #1 ranked choice endorsement.

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Ballot measures

Yes on I campaign graphic with homes for all

Prop I

Yes on 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.

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Yes on B campaign graphic with a city bank illustration

Prop B

Yes on 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.

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Yes on C campaign graphic with colorful homes

Prop C

Yes on C

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

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Yes on J campaign graphic about foreclosure protections

Prop J

Yes on 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.

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Yes on Prop 1 campaign graphic

Prop 1

Yes on 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.

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No on Prop 43 campaign graphic with a California bear flag design

Prop 43

No on 43

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

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No on Prop D campaign graphic reading Do not rob our right to vote

Prop D

No on 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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