H: Parcel Tax to Fund Public Muni Operations
Source: sfelections.org
What does this measure do?
Supports: Public Infrastructure
Opposes: Government Spending Reduction
San Francisco would charge a new yearly tax on each property, called a parcel tax, for 15 years to fund Muni bus and rail service. A single-family home would pay about $129 a year to start, rising with inflation, with exemptions and relief for some seniors.
Proposed by: Citizen petition led by Kat Siegal, Rodney Fong and Tony Delorio (Stronger Muni for All campaign)
Transit advocate Kat Siegal, Chamber of Commerce president Rodney Fong, and Teamsters Local 665 leader Tony Delorio. Mayor Lurie backs the campaign to close Muni's budget gap.
Source: localnewsmatters.org
A YES vote means
The city charges this new yearly property tax for 15 years and uses it for Muni bus and rail service.
A NO vote means
The city would not charge this tax to fund Muni.
Campaign Finance Information
Campaign Finance Information
Largest donors supporting
- Committee to Expand the Middle Class Issues Committee, Sponsored by Airbnb, Inc.Political committee of vacation-rental company AirbnbIts top donors: Airbnb, Inc.$500,000
- Ripple Labs Inc.Cryptocurrency and payment technology company$500,000
- AnthropicArtificial intelligence company$500,000
- OpenAIArtificial intelligence company$500,000
- Jeffrey LawsonCEO of fusion energy company Inertia$350,000
Largest donors opposing
No large donors reported.
Filings as of September 22, 2026 · Source: campaign.sfethics.org
Sources: media.api.sf.gov2 · sf.gov
Source: campaign.sfethics.org