How to Vote with Confidence in San Francisco's November 2010 Election

We Have our Winners (and our Losers)

The results are finally in! I've compiled about 170 endorsements and crunched the numbers, and now for the first time we can see how much support the ballot propositions have, and who's endorsing them. Here's a sneak preview:

Of course, these numbers don't mean much unless you know WHO says yes and no. I have that data all gathered, and now my next step is to compile it into a readable list. Here's a sneak preview of that, with Prop L:

Yes on L: African American Democratic Club, Asian Pacific Democratic Club, Bay Area Reporter, Building Owners and Managers Association of SF, Coalition for SF Neighborhoods, Cole Valley Improvement Association, Dianne Feinstein, Gavin Newsom, George Gascon, Haight Ashbury Improvement Association, Mission Merchants Association, Polk District Merchants, SF Apartment Association, SF Chamber of Commerce, SF Council of District Merchants, SF Police Officers Association, SF Republican Party, SF Small Business Network, SF Young Republicans, Small Business Network, Small Property Owners of SF Institute, Supervisor Alioto-Pier, Supervisor Chu, Supervisor Elsbernd

No on L: ACLU of Northern California, Alice B Toklas Democratic Club, Causa Justa: Just Cause, Chinese for Affirmative Action, Chinese Progressive Association, Democratic County Central Committee, Haight Ashbury Neighborhood Council, Harvey Milk Club, Legaue of Young Voters, Libertarian Party (SF & CA), Mark Leno, People Organizing to Demand Environmental and Economic Justice (PODER), Sidewalks are for People Coalition, SF Bay Guardian, SF Democratic Party, SF Green Party, SF Labor Council, SF League of Young Voters, SF Pride at Work, SF Tenants Union, SF Tomorrow, SF Women's Political Committee, SF Young Democrats, Starchild, Supervisor Campos, Supervisor Chiu, Supervisor Daly, Supervisor Dufty, Supervisor Mar, Supervisor Maxwell, Tom Ammiano, Transit Workers Union Local 250-A, UNITE HERE! Local 2

And then after that, we can move on the the candidates. (Here's another sneak peak: Betty Yee was the only candidate for D1 Board of Equalization to recieve any endorsements. You are super-popular, Betty!)

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