Mayor Lurie pushes propositions D, E, and F to overhaul San Francisco City Hall ahead of Election Day – KTVU

Mayor Lurie pushes propositions D, E, and F to overhaul San Francisco City Hall ahead of Election Day  KTVU

With Election Day just days away, San Francisco voters are preparing to decide on 11 local ballot issues, including a trio of measures backed by Mayor Daniel Lurie aimed at overhauling City Hall. In San Francisco, Mayor Daniel Lurie is pushing for a series of ballot measures he says will clean up City Hall. We talked to the mayor, who says propositions D,E, and F will transform the city. SAN FRANCISCO – With Election Day just days away, San Francisco voters are preparing to decide on 11 local ballot issues, including a trio of measures backed by Mayor Daniel Lurie aimed at overhauling City Hall. Lurie is making a concerted push for Propositions D, E, and F, characterizing them as a generational opportunity to reform city operations, reduce taxpayer spending, and establish clear lines of accountability.

"We have a generational opportunity to clean up City Hall," Lurie said. "D, E, and F is going to change that. It's going to deliver better results, going to save taxpayer money, and it's going to deliver clear lines of accountability." Proposition D would make qualifying future measures for the ballot more difficult, in part by increasing the number of signatures required. Lurie argued the change would streamline ballots and encourage lawmakers to collaborate rather than bypass the legislative process. "The problem right now