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[0] 3. What are your top priorities if elected? Dufty: I serve as the Board of Supervisors' representative on the Transit Effectiveness Project, the most major assessment of how Muni delivers service in over 25 years. I am frustrated that Muni service declined this past year and am committed to bringing back service and reliability. I am endorsed by Rescue Muni. Other priorities include improving public schools and reforming our City's approach to capital projects, which too often uses contractors that run over budgets and schedules. Rosenthal: A housing market that shows the middle class the door; a transportation system in crisis; missed opportunities to improve the environment while saving people money, and violence prevention policies that consistently fail to protect our most vulnerable; city government is failing us. San Francisco should--and can--be more livable. My top priorities will be to protect our affordable housing, to get Muni back on track, to take bold steps in the direction of saving the environment, and to implement community policing in our neighborhoods.
Starchild: Some of my top priorities if elected include: * Decriminalizing marijuana and ending local "Drug War" enforcement * Decriminalizing prostitution * Capping city officials' salaries at $99,000/year * Implementing voter-mandated cost-benefit analysis of proposed legislation * Eliminating the local sales tax * Holding police officers accountable for wrongful shootings and excessive force * Upholding your right to self-defense * De-funding all government public relations spending * Protecting the rights of undocumented immigrants * Creating more bicycle lanes * Repealing leash laws, holding owners responsible for off-leash dogs * Requiring competitive bidding for all city projects with a simple, transparent process * Applying the Sunshine Ordinance to the SFPD and the School Board
District 8 Supervisor Election Questionnaire
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