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Muni faces catastrophic service cuts
With federal relief funds expiring, Muni is facing service ending at 9pm, 20 bus lines eliminated, and wait times doubled across the city. Yes on H and Yes on RTM to save Muni this November.
Route to thriving public transit
Signature collection
Feb – July 2026
Both measures gathered enough signatures to qualify for the November ballot. Stronger Muni for All needed 10,620 signatures by July 6; Connect Bay Area needed ~186,000 by June 3.
Ballot letters assigned
Aug 10, 2026
Stronger Muni for All is Prop H. Connect Bay Area is Prop RTM.
Campaign season
Aug – Nov 2026
Ballots are mailed to every registered voter Oct 5, when the City Hall Voting Center also opens. Last day to register online is Oct 19.
How to voteElection Day
Nov 3, 2026
Polls are open 7am–8pm. Both measures need to pass to save Muni.
15 years
of dedicated Muni funding
100%
goes to transit operations
~70%
of revenue from commercial properties
Why a parcel tax?
A parcel tax is the most reliable way to fund local transit — it can't be redirected to other city programs or swept into the general fund. Every dollar from Prop H goes into a dedicated Stronger Muni Fund for transit operations.
As a 15-year commitment, it gives Muni the stability to plan ahead rather than face recurring budget uncertainty. The tax structure is also progressive — large commercial properties pay significantly more than homes. Read more about transit underfunding.
A fair tax structure
Progressive by design
Large commercial properties pay significantly more per square foot than homes. Commercial properties contribute the majority of total revenue — larger properties pay proportionally more.
Lower than existing parcel taxes
The base rate for residential properties is lower than what SF homeowners already pay for school and library parcel taxes. Most homeowners pay the base residential rate.
Two measures. One transit future.
Prop H funds local Muni operations. Prop RTM is a complementary regional measure that funds transit operations across the Bay Area. Both measures need to pass to build a functional, connected transit system for San Francisco and the region.
Help make it happen
Prop H is on the ballot November 3. Make sure you're registered, then vote Yes on H.
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