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You received your mail-in ballot. What's at stake in San Francisco? Get informed and be ready to cast your vote.

Join us for Public Press Live's election 2020 ballot explainer. In collaboration with Mission Local, we have analyzed the 13 San Francisco propositions and will provide a nonpartisan breakdown of the ballot measures and local races. Our panel of reporters will answer audience questions at the end of the discussion. Dig deep into the local propositions and vote all the way down the ballot with confidence!

You can also check out our voter guide for nonpartisan analysis in text and audio: https://sfpublicpress.org/series/san-...

Panelists Include:
• Laura Wenus, host and reporter, "Civic," San Francisco Public Press
• Joe Eskenazi, managing editor, Mission Local
The panel will be moderated by Lila LaHood, publisher of the San Francisco Public Press.

AGENDA:
— Housing
A - Health and Homelessness, Parks and Streets Bond
K - Affordable Housing Authorization
Government Oversight
B - Public Works Commission, Department of Sanitation and Streets and Sanitation and Streets Commission
D - Sheriff’s Department Oversight Board
E - Police Staffing
Taxes & Business Policy
F - Business Tax Overhaul
H - Neighborhood Commercial Districts and City Permitting
I - Real Estate Transfer Tax
J - Parcel Tax for SFUSD
L - Business Tax Based on Comparison of Top Executives Pay to Employees' Pay
RR - Caltrain Sales Tax

— Election Reform
C - Removing Citizenship Requirements for Members of City Bodies
G - Youth Voting in Local Elections

— Board of Supervisors, School Board, City College Board and BART Board candidate races

EDITOR'S NOTE: In this conversation Mission Local managing editor Joe Eskenazi made a reference to the independent expenditure committee Neighbors for a Better SF having accumulated in excess of $12 million according to ethics filings. He has since corrected this figure, to around $3.1 million.