Madison Alvarado

Proposition C would dramatically increase funding for affordable housing.

Madison Alvarado takes a look at the measure.

Elected officials, housing advocates, and community groups are rallying behind Proposition C, which would more than double the amount of money San Francisco dedicates to building affordable housing each year if passed.

Proposition C expands the voter-created housing trust fund, which was approved in twenty twelve to address the housing crisis.

Following years of stagnant construction, a soaring market, and record-breaking evictions, supporters say the measure will create funding for housing outside of the boom and bust cycles that have plagued housing development in recent years.

Its sole registered opponent is the San Francisco Republican Party.

In San Francisco, I'm Madison Alvarado.

Proposition D seeks to shorten San Francisco's historically long ballots with their many measures.