While San Francisco used to be known for its trolleys, now it’s best known for being a giant s**thole.

“We want to give immigrants the right to vote,” said Supervisor Norman Yee who represents District 7.
San Francisco is the first city in the state to allow non-citizens to vote in local elections.
“As a parent myself and a former member of the SF Board of Education it is critical that the voices of all parents are at the table particularly those that have historically been denied a voice in the process,” said Supervisor Sandra Lee Fewer of District 1.
Monday the Department of Elections Issued Voter Registration Forms for non-citizens who are eligible to vote for members of the San Francisco Board of Education in the November 6th 2018 election. The measure passed in 2016 with a close vote of 54 percent to 46 percent following two failed previous attempts.
While San Francisco used to be known for its trolleys, now it’s best known for being a giant s**thole.
San Francisco’s newly elected mayor London Breed said last week she’s planning to fix the problem by funding “education” programs that will teach homeless bums it’s wrong to s**t in the streets.