San Francisco voters face myriad of measures in primary — housing, police, ethics and more

Voters in San Francisco will decide on whether to issue up to $300 million in bonds for affordable housing in the March 5 presidential primary election, along with a series of ballot ordinances and a separate charter amendment to require full staffing of police officers.

Proposition A: Affordable Housing

Proposition A, the Affordable Housing Bond, would authorize the city and county to issue general obligation bonds over the next three fiscal years that would result in an average property tax increase of about $5.70 per $100,000 of assessed home value.