November 8, 2011 Final Election Results

Why Election Results Change After Election Night
At the end of Election Night, the Department of Elections reports results from all polling places. However, there are ballots that cannot be processed on Election Night, including vote-by-mail ballots that the Department of Elections receives on Election Day, provisional ballots that are cast at polling places, and ballots with write-in votes. In general, it takes the Department two weeks or more to process these ballots. Each afternoon after Election Day the Department will release a cumulative report that includes provisional and vote-by-mail ballots processed that day.

All aspects of the election process are open to public view, so candidates, members of the media and the public may observe signature verification and processing of provisional and vote-by-mail ballots and write-in votes.

Official Statement of Votes (XLS)
Official Statement of Votes (PDF)
Neighborhood and District Statement of Votes(PDF)

Neighborhood Turnout (XLS)
Neighborhood Turnout (PDF)

Official RCV Results
Mayor
District Attorney
Sheriff


429 out of 429 precincts (100%)
Last Updated: July 08, 2014 19:03:08
Total Registration and Turnout
Registration464380
Total Ballots Cast197242
Turnout42.47%

District Attorney
VotesPercent
GEORGE GASCÓN 76043 41.5%
DAVID ONEK 43319 23.64%
SHARMIN BOCK 37854 20.66%
BILL FAZIO 19172 10.46%
VU VUONG TRINH 6567 3.58%
WRITE-IN 283 0.15%


Sheriff
VotesPercent
ROSS MIRKARIMI 70204 38.4%
CHRIS CUNNIE 51410 28.12%
PAUL MIYAMOTO 49631 27.15%
DAVID WONG 11274 6.17%
WRITE-IN 287 0.16%


Mayor
VotesPercent
ED LEE 59663 30.72%
JOHN AVALOS 37395 19.25%
DENNIS HERRERA 21882 11.27%
DAVID CHIU 17893 9.21%
LELAND YEE 14566 7.5%
JEFF ADACHI 12515 6.44%
BEVAN DUFTY 9193 4.73%
TONY HALL 6914 3.56%
MICHELA ALIOTO-PIER 6620 3.41%
JOANNA REES 3096 1.59%
TERRY JOAN BAUM 1662 0.86%
PHIL TING 1013 0.52%
CESAR ASCARRUNZ 532 0.27%
WILMA PANG 440 0.23%
EMIL LAWRENCE 377 0.19%
PAUL CURRIER 247 0.13%
WRITE-IN 165 0.08%
WRITE-IN RODNEY HAUGE 9 0%
WRITE-IN LEA SHERMAN 9 0%
WRITE-IN HAROLD MILLER 7 0%
WRITE-IN PATRICK MONETTE-SHAW 5 0%
WRITE-IN ROBERT 'BOBBY' JORDAN 3 0%
WRITE-IN DAVID VILLA-LOBOS 3 0%
WRITE-IN GILBERT LOUIS FRANCIS 2 0%
WRITE-IN JOHN EDWARD FITCH 0 0%


Measure A - School Bonds
Shall San Francisco Unified School District repair and rehabilitate facilities to current accessibility, health, safety and instructional standards, replace wornout plumbing, electrical and other major building systems, replace aging heating, ventilation and air handling systems, renovate outdated classrooms and training facilities, construct facilities to replace aging modular classrooms, by issuing bonds in an amount not to exceed $531,000,000, at legal interest rates, with guaranteed annual audits, citizens' oversight and no money for school administrators' salaries?
VotesPercent
Yes 134751 71.11%
No 54754 28.89%
This measure requires 55% affirmative votes to pass.

Measure B - Road Repaving and Street Safety Bonds
SAN FRANCISCO ROAD REPAVING AND STREET SAFETY BOND, 2011. To fix potholes and repave deteriorating streets in neighborhoods throughout San Francisco, repair and strengthen deteriorating stairways, bridges and overpasses, improve safety for pedestrians and bicyclists, improve disabled access to sidewalks, and construct and renovate traffic infrastructure to improve Municipal Transportation Agency transit reliability and traffic flow on local streets, shall the City and County of San Francisco issue $248,000,000 in general obligation bonds subject to independent oversight and regular audits?
VotesPercent
Yes 129175 68.02%
No 60741 31.98%
This measure requires 66⅔% affirmative votes to pass.

Measure C - City Pension and Health Care Benefits
Shall the City amend its Charter to adjust pension contribution rates for most current and future City employees based on the City's costs; reduce pension benefits for future City employees; limit cost-of-living adjustments to pension benefits; decrease City contributions to retiree health care costs for certain former employees; require all current and future employees to contribute toward their retiree health care costs; change the composition and voting requirements of the Health Service Board; and make other changes to the City's retirement and health benefits systems?
VotesPercent
Yes 129554 68.91%
No 58460 31.09%
This measure requires 50%+1 affirmative votes to pass.

Measure D - City Pension Benefits
Shall the City amend its Charter to increase pension contribution rates for most current City employees based on the City's costs; reduce contribution rates and pension benefits for most future City employees; limit cost-of-living adjustments to pension benefits; prohibit the City from picking up any employee's contribution for pension benefits; and make other changes to the City's retirement system?
VotesPercent
No 124051 66.55%
Yes 62358 33.45%
This measure requires 50%+1 affirmative votes to pass.

Measure E - Amending or Repealing Legislative Initiative Ordinances and Declarations of Policy
Shall the City amend its Charter to allow the Board of Supervisors and the Mayor to amend or repeal initiative ordinances and declarations of policy that the Board of Supervisors or the Mayor place on the ballot and that the voters approve after January 1, 2012?
VotesPercent
No 121248 67.13%
Yes 59369 32.87%
This measure requires 50%+1 affirmative votes to pass.

Measure F - Campaign Consultant Ordinance
Shall the City amend its campaign consultant ordinance to redefine "campaign consultant;" require campaign consultants to file monthly reports; authorize the City's Ethics Commission to require electronic filing instead of paper reports; change the calculation of City fees campaign consultants must pay; and allow the City to change any of the ordinance's requirements without further voter approval while still permitting voters to make additional changes?
VotesPercent
No 98800 56.12%
Yes 77259 43.88%
This measure requires 50%+1 affirmative votes to pass.

Measure G - Sales Tax
Shall the City increase its local sales tax by 0.50% for up to 10 years to fund public safety programs and programs for children and seniors, unless the State increases its sales tax by either 1.0% before November 30, 2011 or 0.75% before January 1, 2016?
VotesPercent
No 100506 53.87%
Yes 86075 46.13%
This measure requires 66⅔% affirmative votes to pass.

Measure H - School District Student Assignment
Shall it be City policy to encourage the San Francisco Unified School District to change its student assignment system so that it places the highest priority on assigning each student to the school closest to home, after placing siblings in the same school?
VotesPercent
No 91678 50.04%
Yes 91525 49.96%
This measure requires 50%+1 affirmative votes to pass.