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Paper Ad Edwin Lee, Mayor Տ SUPPORT $91.73 $73,881.51 Տ OPPOSE ✔ Տ NEUTRAL Տ SUPPORT Տ OPPOSE Տ NEUTRAL NAME OF FILER I.D. NUMBER REPORT NUMBER San Franciscans for Real Housing Solutions, No on I 1374554 G15-NOI-02 4. Payments of $100 or More Received Number of continuation sheets attached ____________. IF AN INDIVIDUAL, ENTER OCCUPATION AND FULL NAME, STREET ADDRESS AND ZIP CODE OF DONOR CUMULATIVE AMOUNT DATE RECEIVED EMPLOYER AMOUNT RECEIVED (IF COMMITTEE, ALSO ENTER I.D. NUMBER) RECEIVED (ANNUAL) (IF SELF-EMPLOYED, ENTER NAME OF BUSINESS) 09/22/15 California Association of Realtors - Issues N/A $200,000 $237,000 Mobilization Political Action Committee Created: 07/2015 S:\ALL FORMS\Campaign Finance\Current Campaign Finance Forms\SFEC Form 162.docx SFEC Form 162 Revised: 07/2015 NAME OF FILER I.D. NUMBER REPORT NUMBER San Franciscans for Real Housing Solutions, No on I 1374554 G15-NOI-02 2. Electioneering Communications Made (CONTINUED) Continuation sheet ____________ of ____________. DATE DESCRIPTION OF ELECTIONEERING COMMUNICATION NAME OF CANDIDATE & OFFICE POSITION AMOUNT TOTAL/CANDIDATE (ANNUAL) 10/14/15 Mailer Edwin Lee, Mayor տ SUPPORT $345.80 $71,890.64 տ OPPOSE ✔ տ NEUTRAL 10/16/15 Mailer Edwin Lee, Mayor տ SUPPORT $278.85 $72,169.49 տ OPPOSE ✔ տ NEUTRAL 10/18/15 E-mail Blast Edwin Lee, Mayor տ SUPPORT $58.01 $72,227.50 տ OPPOSE ✔ տ NEUTRAL 10/19/15 Mailer Edwin Lee, Mayor տ SUPPORT $345.80 $72,573.30 տ OPPOSE ✔ տ NEUTRAL 10/19/15 Mailer Edwin Lee, Mayor տ SUPPORT $278.85 $72,852.15 տ OPPOSE ✔ տ NEUTRAL 10/21/15 Door Hanger Edwin Lee, Mayor տ SUPPORT $16.12 $72,868.27 տ OPPOSE ✔ տ NEUTRAL 10/21/15 Mailer Edwin Lee, Mayor տ SUPPORT $229.91 $73,098.18 տ OPPOSE ✔ տ NEUTRAL 10/22/15 Mailer Edwin Lee, Mayor տ SUPPORT $691.60 $73,789.78 տ OPPOSE ✔ տ NEUTRAL 10/22/15 Newspaper Ad Edwin Lee, Mayor տ SUPPORT $91.73 $73,881.51 տ OPPOSE ✔ տ NEUTRAL տ SUPPORT տ OPPOSE տ NEUTRAL Created: 07/2015 S:\ALL FORMS\Campaign Finance\Current Campaign Finance Forms\SFEC Form 162.docx SFEC Form 162 Revised: 07/2015 on 425 Market Street, 26th Floor PRSRT STD NO US POSTAGE San Francisco, CA 94105 PAID PROP Pacific Print NO HOUSING MORATORIUMI Resources Paid for by San Franciscans for Real Housing Solutions, No on I, sponsored by San Francisco Housing Action Coalition, the San Francisco Alliance for Jobs and Sustainable Growth, the San Francisco Association of Realtors, and housing builders FPPC ID# 1374554. Major funding by California Association of Realtors – Issues Mobilization Political Action Committee and Robert Rosania. Financial disclosures available at sfethics.org The PROP IHOUSING MORATORIUM PROP JUNK SCIENCE behind the The Dangerous Economics the Behind Join the thousands of San Franciscans Housing Moratorium The proponents of Proposition I claim that stopping new housing will somehow result in more who are lining up affordable housing. against Prop I v But the facts are clear: fewer homes will make housing more expensive, not less expensive. Senator Dianne Feinstein Denying that is like denying climate change—it is ignoring basic science—in this case the v SPUR v Mayor Ed Lee science of economics. Less supply, along with the same or increased demand, means prices go v San Francisco v Assemblymember Bay Area Renters up. It is called the law of supply and demand. It isn’t politics; it is economic science. David Chiu Federation v Board of Equalization v San Francisco Member Fiona Ma Chamber of What would Prop I do? Let’s do the math: v Assessor-Recorder Commerce Carmen Chu v San Francisco Police v Supervisor Katy Tang Officers Association v the number of new affordable housing units required to v Supervisor Plumbers and Scott Wiener Pipefitters Local 38 O be built under Prop I v 1 v Supervisor Raoul Wallenberg Mark Farrell Jewish Democratic (minus) the total number of homes that would fail to be built under Club 1,495 v San Francisco Prop I (including hundreds of new affordable homes) Democratic Party v Laborers v International Union Asian Pacific of North America, Democratic Club Less affordable housing and more 2 Local Union 261 v Mission v San Francisco displacement for existing residents (equals) Democratic Club Housing Action v Alice B. Toklas LGBT Coalition 1 Read the full legislation here: sfgov2.org/ftp/uploadedfiles/elections/candidates/Nov2015/MissionBuildingMoratorium_Text.pdf Democratic Club 2 Memo RE: Mission District Housing Moratorium, San Francisco Planning Department, July 2015. v City Democratic Club v SanSa Francisco n Franci YYoYoung Democratssco And many others! It just doesn’t add up. ung DDemocrats Vote SEPTEMEMBERR 111, 2015151 NO on Prop I Ecconnomomisist bllasa ts buiuildinng pausu e '4>4?BBB $#0,7:@>492$:7@?4:9> .:81:=8:=0491:=8,?4:9 City’s top economist finds that Prop I :9:A W will make San Francisco’s housing problem worse. 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Financial disclosures available at sfethics.org HOLE Chief Economistsays: Chief in their argument in their THERE’S A A THERE’S The City’s The City’s FEWER HOMES MEAN HIGHER RENTS. an Francisco’s Francisco’s Chief Chief Economist took a close look at What does S Prop I—the Housing Moratorium. He found that the Chief Prop I would not protect the renters it’s intended to help. Economist say It’s a double hit. Rents go up and available apartments are harder to get, adding to financial stress. 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