The League of Women Voters of San Francisco is disappointed by the San Francisco Chronicle editorial board’s decision to not endorse a yes vote on Proposition E.

Prop E offers a balanced and transparent approach to improving San Francisco’s commission structure without risking the loss of public participation or transparency. This is how good government happens — in public view with the participation of the governed.

Our letter to the editor in today's @sfchronicle.bsky.social explains why we urge San Francisco voters to support smart commission reform by voting #YesOnPropE!

League of Women Voters of San Francisco. Yes on Proposition E. Here's why: This would create a transparent commission review process to give San Franciscans a way to take an active and informed role in changes to commissions that impact their daily lives, businesses, neighborhoods, and communities. This is how good government happens — in public view with the participation of the governed. Vote through November 5, 2024.

Why are we #YesOnE in the upcoming San Francisco election? It would create a transparent commission review process.

Check out all our proposition endorsements for the November 5, 2024 election at lwvsf.org/ballot-recom..., and then #VoteWithTheLeague!

Vote YES on Proposition E! #YesOnPropE