San Francisco Proposition H: Muni Parcel Tax Has 72.4% Yes in Early Count

SAN FRANCISCO — November 2026 general election. Transit parcel tax, citywide. The following figures are unofficial and should not be considered certified.

Preliminary results

Yes 126,168 votes (72.44%) and No 47,995 (27.56%).

What is being decided?

The 15-year parcel-tax proposal aims to raise an estimated $177 million annually for San Francisco’s Muni system. It is distinct from five-county Regional Transit Measure RTM; estimate is not actual revenue.

Reporting date and limitations

This is the November 3, 2026, 11:53 p.m. Pacific results snapshot displayed by KQED, not a newly verified November 5 count. San Francisco continues to process eligible ballots. Figures and rankings may change before certification in December. Readers should check the election office for later dated reports.

Sources: KQED 2026 San Francisco results; San Francisco Department of Elections; California58 statewide results.

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