All of the District 11 supervisorial candidates aligned on a few issues: They backed Proposition A, the $300 million affordable housing bond, Proposition D, bolstering ethics laws, and Proposition G, urging the school district to teach algebra in eighth grade.
Only one candidate, Roger Marenco, voted against Proposition E, which was the mayor's measure to loosen police oversight and allow for more surveillance and vehicle chases, as well as Proposition F, yet another one of Breed's measures that would force some welfare recipients to undergo drug screening and mandated treatment.
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