San Francisco's Proposition A, a $400 million bond to improve the city's public transit system and street safety, was too close to call on Wednesday morning.
of the proposition argued that Muni ridership plummeted during the pandemic and the city should wait to understand its impact on transit before pouring more money into the system.
Arguments in support of the bond emphasized the importance of creating a fast and convenient transit system with less waiting time and fewer delays as well as improving pedestrian safety. "Passing Proposition A makes smart fiscal sense by ensuring access to federal matching funds, helping deliver improvements now at lower cost instead of paying more later," a paid statement in the voter guide from San Francisco Planning and Urban Research reads.
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