I have a proposition for you

Actually, I have 12 of them. Plus 22 measures. This is San Francisco, man, and we just can't get enough of exercising our rights. Researching this election felt like prepping for the most obnoxious midterm ever. But I still love voting.

After yesterday's marathon study session—fueled by coffee, tacos, and sources ranging from the LPOV to lawyer brothers—and some extra cramming tonight, I think I'm ready to brave the polls tomorrow.

For local friends who are curious what other like-minded people are thinking, here's how I plan to vote. I don't have the energy to explain all my decisions, but rest assured none were made quickly or lightly. If you know me well enough to bother reading this blog, you're probably familiar with my politics also.

The BCB Slate

Prop 1A: Yes
Prop 2: Yes
Prop 3: No
Prop 4: No!
Prop 5: Yes
Prop 6: No
Prop 7: No
Prop 8: No!
Prop 9: No
Prop 10: No
Prop 11: Abstain*
Prop 12: Yes

Measure A: Yes
Measure B: Yes
Measure C: No
Measure D: Abstain
Measure E: Yes
Measure F: No
Measure G: Yes
Measure H: No
Measure I: Yes
Measure J: Yes
Measure K: Yes
Measure L: No
Measure M: Yes
Measure N: Yes
Measure O: Abstain
Measure P: No
Measure Q: Yes
Measure R: Yes
Measure S: Yes
Measure T: Yes
Measure U: Yes
Measure V: Abstain

* If I don't understand or feel strongly enough about an issue to hold a definite yes or no position, then not voting on it seems like the most responsible option.

Oh, and there's this guy:


He looks pretty comfortable, right? We may as well let him stick around.