November 2009 San Francisco general election

Proposition A would change the budget cycle from a one-year system to a two-year system, require the City to adopt and prepare a five-year financial plan and long-range policies, and change deadlines for submitting and adopting labor agreements.

Proposition A

Choice	Votes	%
Yes	68,270	69.89
No	29,414	30.11
Valid votes	97,684	95.71
Invalid or blank votes	4,377	4.29
Total votes	102,061	100.00

Proposition B would allow members of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors to hire more than two aides.

Proposition B

Choice	Votes	%
Yes	51,835	52.26
No	47,361	47.74
Valid votes	99,196	97.19
Invalid or blank votes	2,865	2.81
Total votes	102,061	100.00

Proposition C would allow the City to enter into a new naming rights contract for Candlestick Park and devote half of the proceeds to City recreation center directors.

Proposition C

Choice	Votes	%
Yes	58,192	58.68
No	40,973	41.32
Valid votes	99,165	97.16
Invalid or blank votes	2,896	2.84
Total votes	102,061	100.00

Proposition D would create a Mid-Market Special Sign District, permitting new general advertising signs with some restrictions.

Proposition D

Choice	Votes	%
No	53,999	54.00
Yes	46,008	46.00
Valid votes	100,007	97.99
Invalid or blank votes	2,054	2.01
Total votes	102,061	100.00

Proposition E would prohibit new general advertising signs on street furniture and City-owned buildings.

Proposition E

Choice	Votes	%
Yes	56,802	57.28
No	42,365	42.72
Valid votes	99,167	97.16
Invalid or blank votes	2,894	2.84
Total votes	102,061	100.00