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Sex Workers Put Prostitution On Ballot
Jul. 19
  A measure that aims to keep prostitutes from facing criminal charges has qualified for the November ballot
Jun.4
  SF voters considered 8 local propositions in primary election, approving a parcel tax to improve public education
 Measure G Reopens Door On 49er Stadium: In the city's largest redevelopment project since World War II oters endorsed plans to build new homes, office space and possibly a football stadium
Feb.21 Voters to decide on Candlestick Point  SF Bayview: A redevelopment plan for Candlestick Point and the Hunters Point shipyard could include a football stadium

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Jun.7 3 Of 5 Ballot Measures Fail  Measure B, landlords to tell buyers whether tenants evicted are elderly or disabled, appears to have passed

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Oct.8 City voted no on recall  The no votes totaled more than 80% Aug.13 Davis rallies abortion rights supporters  SF Mission: Gov. Gray Davis is to shore up one of his most loyal constituencies appearing at the Women's Building

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Nov.5 Voters stripping homeless of monthly cash
  The tough-love 'Care Not Cash' initiative passed with 59% of the vote. It would reduce cash allowances to $59 a month
  Yes to marijuana measure
  63% supported a measure to allow the city to explore the possibility of growing and distributing pot
Hetch Hetchy bond measure approved
  A $1.6 billion bond measure is covering the city's share of revamping Hetch Hetchy, the aging water delivery system
Voters reject public power measure  53% of voters were opposed to a measure that would enable the city to buy electricity for its residents and businesses 42,000 anti-war protesters Aug.27 Epic voters' guide to land on doorsteps  An explanatory guide to November's ballot measures will run more than 300 pages and could cost as much as $2.8 million

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Nov.11 Public power measures defeated  SF City Hall: After 5 days of waiting, measure F lost by 533 votes, measure I lost by 4,361 votes Nov.6 2 solar power measures approved  Voters approved measures to make city the nation's largest municipal producer of sun-generated electricity Measures to replace PG&E go down  2 measures that would allow the city to seize transmission lines and plants have been rejected



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