San Francisco voters, your ballots are already on their way. With 25 ballot measures and dozens of candidates, the upcoming Nov. 3 election can feel overwhelming. To help families and faith‑based communities make informed choices, we’ve created a simple, nonpartisan online guide.
How the guide works
Enter the street address where you are registered to vote. The tool instantly displays the full list of measures and candidates that will appear on your ballot, along with concise, easy‑to‑read explanations of each item. No endorsements are made; the goal is to provide clear information so you can vote according to your values and the best interests of your neighborhood.
What’s on the ballot?
The guide covers everything from the school board race—where parents will decide who will shape local education policy—to Proposition E, which proposes changes to city contracting rules. Other measures address public safety funding, housing development, and environmental initiatives that affect daily life in San Francisco.
Why use the guide?
Our community‑first approach respects the role of faith and family in civic participation. By giving you a personalized view of the ballot, the guide saves time, reduces confusion, and encourages responsible voting. It aligns with the Constitution’s guarantee of a free and informed electorate.
Additional resources
Beyond the address tool, our election dashboard offers deeper coverage: campaign finance data, weekly “Meet the Candidates” questionnaires, and analysis of how each measure could impact local neighborhoods. These resources are designed for busy parents, church groups, and anyone who wants to stay informed without wading through partisan commentary.
Get started today
Visit the guide, type in your address, and review the information before heading to the polls. Your vote matters for the future of San Francisco’s schools, streets, and public services. Happy voting!
Original reporting: Mission Local — read the source article.
