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Schedule of Propositions – August 31, 2022 
7 State Propositions and 5 City Propositions

State Propositions – 7 – Proposition 1 plus Proposition 26 through Proposition 31
For Title, Summary, Legislative analysis, Arguments – Pro and Con please go to the following internet link for the State’s official Voter’s Guide:
https://vig.cdn.sos.ca.gov/2022/general/pdf/complete-vig.pdf
The Proposition section goes from P. 12 to P. 49

Descriptive Summary Titles are as follows:
Prop. 1 – Constitutional right to reproductive freedom
Proposition 26 – Allows more gambling activities on tribal lands
Proposition 27 – Allows online and mobile sports gambling outside tribal lands
Proposition 28 – Provides additional funding for arts and music education in  
                               public schools
Proposition 29 – Requires on-site licensed medical professional at kidney dialysis         
                                clinics and other requirements
Proposition 30 – Provides funding for air pollution reduction programs and
                              wildfire prevention programs through 2 million plus income  
                               income tax increase
Proposition 31 – Referendum on 2020 law that would prohibit sale of certain
                              flavored tobacco products

City Propositions:      Five to be Presented
                              Prop. C Homeless Oversight Commission

                              Prop. G Student Success Fund - Grants to SFUSD

                              Prop. H  City Elections in Even-Numbered Years
                              Prop. K  Gross Receipts Taxes for Guaranteed Income Programs,
                                             Small Business Assist and Homeless Services
                              Prop. L - Sales Tax for Transportation Projects 
                              If time allows:
                              Prop. M  - Tax on Keeping Residential Units Vacant

Information on these measures  can be found on the City’s Department of Elections link:
https://sfelections.sfgov.org/measures