D: Increases to Business Tax Based on Comparison of Top Executive's Pay to Employees' Pay

Shall the City permanently change the top executive pay tax it collects from some large businesses when their highest-paid managerial employee earns more than 100 times the median compensation paid to their San Francisco employees, by changing the tax to be calculated using the compensation of all employees, not just those based in San Francisco, and shall the City increase the top executive pay tax rates for these businesses to either between 0.183% and 1.121% of their gross receipts or between 0.75% and 4.47% of their payroll expense in San Francisco, for an estimated annual revenue increase of $250-$300 million?

Totals Supporting this Measure

Funds
1969984.99
Expenses
737122.02

Totals from Committees with Multiple Positions

Additional funds and expenses from committees that support or oppose multiple ballot measures.

Funds
5112567.89
Expenses
1471972.79

Contributions to Primarily Formed Ballot Measure Committees

Name Amount
Service Employees International Union Local 1021 Issues PAC 600000.0
Service Employees International Union - Seiu Local 2015 Issues PAC 450000.0
Dignity Ca Service Employees International Union Seiu Local 2015 205660.62
Service Employees International Union - Seiu Local 2015 Issues PAC 200000.0
International Federation of Professional and Technical Engineers, Local 21 Issues PAC 120000.0
Saikat Chakrabarti 100000.0
International Federation of Professional and Technical Engineers Local 21 53353.8
California Nurses Association / National Nurses Organizing Committee (Cna / Nnoc PAC) 50000.0
Service Employees International Union - Seiu Local 521 50000.0
San Francisco Labor & Neighbor Member Education / Political Issues Committee, Sponsored by the San Francisco Labor Council 45000.0
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Committee Details

Committee Position Funds Expenses
YES ON D - STAND UP FOR SF SPONSORED BY LABOR ORGANIZATIONS SUPPORT 1969984.99 721097.65
AFFORDABLE SF NOW SUPPORTING NATALIE GEE FOR SUPERVISOR 2026, SPONSORED BY LABOR ORGANIZATIONS SUPPORT 16024.37
Total:
Committee Position Funds Spending
YES ON C, NO ON D TO PROTECT SAN FRANCISCO'S SMALL BUSINESSES AND ECONOMIC RECOVERY, SPONSORED BY SAN FRANCISCO CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS MULTIPLE 5112567.89 1471972.79
Total:
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Summary Totals

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How This Data is Calculated

Contributions are aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized contributions reported on Form 460 schedules A and C and late period contributions received on Form 497 and Form 496P3.

Total Contributions does not include any loans received by the committee. Details about any loans received can be found in the Activity Details section.

Expenses are aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized expenditures reported on Form 460 schedule E.

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Summary Totals for D: Increases to Business Tax Based on Comparison of Top Executive's Pay to Employees' Pay

The totals in this section represent the combined funds and expenses for committees supporting or opposing the ballot measure.

Totals from Committees with Multiple Positions.

This section represents additional funds and expenses from committees that are formed to primarily support or oppose multiple ballot measures. Spendings made by these committees may not be attibutable to a specific measure. Refer to 'Committees Active in Multiple Measures' section for more details.

How This Data is Calculated

Funds are aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized contributions reported on Form 460 schedules A and C and contributions received on Form 497 and Form 496P3. Only funds from primarily formed committees are included. Expenses are aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized expenditures reported on Form 460 schedule E. Expenses also include any independent expenditures reported on Form 496.

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Why is total funds or expenses data not available or 'None'?

Funds or expenses data may not be available or displayed as 'None' for several reasons:

  • Only funds from primarily formed ballot measure committees are included. Total funds does not include funds of other types of committees that have made independent expenditures supporting or opposing the measure.
  • No committee has reported contributions or expenditures to influence this measure.

About the contributors table

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The data in this table is based on itemized contributions reported on Form 460 Schedules A and C. It also includes contributions received reported on Forms 496 ($100 or more) and 497 part 1 ($1000 or more) during the late report period.

Reporting Contributions Returned to a Contributor: Contributions returned within the same reporting period in which they were received are reported as a negative contribution on Form 460 Schedule A. Contributions returned in a different reporting period in which they were received are reported on Form 460 Schedule E as “Returned Contributions” (code = RFD).

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The data in this table is based on the loans reported on Form 460 Schedule B1.

Loans amounts are not included in the total contributions in the "Summary Totals" section.

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Unpaid bills amounts are not included in the total expenditures in the "Summary Totals" section.

Contributions Overview

Unitemized contributions of less than $100

Committees are not required to itemize contributions of less than $100 received from a single source. The total amount of these contributions is reported as "Unitemized Contributions" in Form 460 Schedules A and C.

Contributions from San Francisco

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Contributions from California

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Contributions from individuals

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Candidate Controlled Committees

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How This Data is Calculated

Funds are aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized contributions reported on Form 460 schedules A and C and contributions received on Form 497 and Form 496P3. Expenses are aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized expenditures reported on Form 460 schedules E and F. Figures are rounded to the nearest thousand.

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Candidate Contests

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What is a Candidate-controlled Committee?

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What is a Primarily Formed Committee?

A committee is “primarily formed” when it makes or initially plans to make more than 70% of its contributions and expenditures to support or oppose a specific candidate or measure, or a group of measures or specific local candidates all being voted upon in the same election on the same date.

What is a Third-Party Committee?

A third-party committee is a political committee that raises and spends money to support or oppose candidates for local office but operates independently of those candidates and their campaigns. These committees can include general purpose committees, independent expenditure committees and primarily formed candidate committees. They are prohibited from coordinating their spending decisions with any candidate or candidate controlled committee. Third-party committees are not subject to contribution limits.

How This Data is Calculated

Funds are aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized contributions reported on Form 460 schedules A and C and contributions received on Form 497 and Form 496P3. Only funds from primarily formed committees are included. Expenses are aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized expenditures reported on Form 460 schedule E. Expenses also include any independent expenditures reported on Form 496. Figures are rounded to the nearest thousand.

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Ballot Measure Contests

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What is a Ballot Measure Committee?

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Active Committees

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What is an "Active Committee"?

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The totals shown represent the combined funds raised and spent by a committee seeking to influence the ballot measure. Funds are aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized contributions reported on Form 460 schedules A and C and contributions received on Form 497 and Form 496P3. Only funds from primarily formed committees are included. Expenses are aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized expenditures reported on Form 460 schedule E. Expenses also include any independent expenditures reported on Form 496. Figures are rounded to the nearest thousand.

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Multi-Ballot Measure Committees

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Contribution amounts are aggregated by the contributor's first and last name as they are reported on campaign statements. If a contributor has a reported committee ID, the ID is also used to aggregate contributions.

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Top Spending Committees

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Top Committees Spending on Elected Offices include candidate-controlled committees, committees primarily formed to support or oppose candidates, general purpose committees, and independent expenditure committees.

Top Committees Spending on Ballot Measures include committees primarily formed to support or oppose ballot measures, general purpose committees, and independent expenditure committees.

Third-Party Support

This table sums up the total supportive funds and expenses for each candidate, from committees that are not candidate-controlled committees. These committees raise funds and make expenditures independently of any candidate's campaign.

How This Data is Calculated

Funds are aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized contributions reported on Form 460 schedules A and C and contributions received on Form 497 and Form 496P3. Only funds from primarily formed committees are included. Expenses are aggregated by summing the expenditures reported on Form 460 schedule D, and late period independent expenditures reported on Form 496. Figures are rounded to the nearest thousand.

For more information about campaign finance forms and their reporting schedules, please visit the San Francisco Ethics Commission website.

Third-Party Opposition

This table sums up the total opposing funds and expenses for each candidate, from committees that are not candidate-controlled committees. These committees raise funds and make expenditures independently of any candidate's campaign.

How This Data is Calculated

Funds are aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized contributions reported on Form 460 schedules A and C and contributions received on Form 497 and Form 496P3. Only funds from primarily formed committees are included. Expenses are aggregated by summing the expenditures reported on Form 460 schedule D, and late period independent expenditures reported on Form 496. Figures are rounded to the nearest thousand.

For more information about campaign finance forms and their reporting schedules, please visit the San Francisco Ethics Commission website.

Third Party Committees

This table summarizes activities from Committees that raise funds and/or spend money to support or oppose the candidates in this contest, independently of any candidate's campaign. These committees can include general purpose committees, independent expenditure committees and primarily formed candidate committees. They are prohibited from coordinating their spending decisions with any candidate or candidate controlled committee. Third-party committees are not subject to contribution limits.

How This Data is Calculated

Funds are aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized contributions reported on Form 460 schedules A and C and contributions received on Form 497 and Form 496P3. Only funds from primarily formed committees are included. Expenses are aggregated by summing the expenditures reported on Form 460 schedule D, and late period independent expenditures reported on Form 496. Figures are rounded to the nearest thousand.

For more information about campaign finance forms and their reporting schedules, please visit the San Francisco Ethics Commission website.

Independent Expenditures Regarding Ballot Measures

Spending made independently of any campaign to support or oppose a ballot measure.

Data comes from Form 496, with total expenditures aggregated by ballot measure and position reported on the form.

Independent Expenditures Regarding Candidates

Spending made independently of any campaign to support or oppose a candidate for office.

Data comes from Form 496, with total expenditures aggregated by name of candidate and position reported on the form.

Late Period Contributions Made

Contributions of $1000 or more made during the late reporting period (within 90 days before an election) that committees are required to disclose promptly.

Data comes from Form 497 Part 2.

Expenditures Supporting/Opposing Other Candidates, Measures and Committees

Payments made by a committee to support or oppose other candidates, ballot measures, or committees, beyond its primary focus.

Data comes from Form 460 Schedule D.

Payments are categorized by the following types:

  • a monetary contribution to another committee
  • a non-monetary contribution to another committee
  • an independent expenditure supporting/opposing other candidates or ballot measures

Third Party Committees

This table summarizes activities from Committees that raise funds and/or spend money to support or oppose this candidate, independently of the candidate's campaign. These committees can include general purpose committees, independent expenditure committees and primarily formed candidate committees. They are prohibited from coordinating their spending decisions with any candidate or candidate controlled committee. Third-party committees are not subject to contribution limits.

How This Data is Calculated

Funds are aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized contributions reported on Form 460 schedules A and C and contributions received on Form 497 and Form 496P3. Only funds from primarily formed committees are included. Expenses are aggregated by summing the expenditures reported on Form 460 schedule D, and late period independent expenditures reported on Form 496. Figures are rounded to the nearest thousand.

For more information about campaign finance forms and their reporting schedules, please visit the San Francisco Ethics Commission website.

Active committees in the June 02, 2026 election

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Committee Committee ID
Alan Wong for Supervisor 2026 1485709
Albert Chow for Supervisor 2026 1485609
Brandee Marckmann for Board of Education 2026 1485654
Daniel Lurie for Mayor 2024 1463099
David Lee for Supervisor 2026 1484957
Jeremy Greco for Supervisor 2026 1485253
Jeremy Kirshner for San Francisco Supervisor 2026 1484600
Joe Sangirardi for San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee 1463427
Kim for School Board June 2026 1483649
Lori Brooke for Supervisor 2026 1484332
Matt Dorsey for DCCC Member 2024 Officeholder Committee 1463832
Matt Dorsey for Supervisor 2026 1487329
Monthanus Ratanapakdee for District 2 Supervisor 2026 1484703
Natalie Gee for Supervisor 2026 1484806
Stephen Sherrill for Supervisor 2026 1479700
Virginia Cheung for San Francisco School Board of Education 2026 1488901
Affordable SF Now Supporting Natalie Gee for Supervisor 2026, Sponsored ... 1488862
Committee to Support Supervisor Stephen Sherrill 2026 1488379
Forward Action SF, Supporting London Breed for Mayor 2024, Sponsored by ... 1463715
Growsf Supporting Alan Wong for Supervisor 2026 1488188
Growsf Supporting Stephen Sherrill for Supervisor 2026 1484891
Working Families for Stephen Sherrill for Supervisor 2026, Sponsored by ... 1488209
No Lifetime Ban 1488891
San Francisco Parent Action PAC 1442994
Stronger Muni for All, Mayor Lurie's Ballot Measure Committee 1479782
Supporting Our Firefighters - Yes on Proposition a 1489925
Term Limits Now - Yes on B! 1485878
Yes on a, San Franciscans for Fire, Earthquake, and Disaster Preparednes... 1486676
Yes on C, No on D to Protect San Francisco's Small Businesses and Econom... 1485633
Yes on D - Stand Up for SF Sponsored by Labor Organizations 1484969
Alice B. Toklas Lesbian and Gay Democratic Club PAC 842018
Asian Americans for Representation 1469330
Building Owners and Managers Association of San Francisco Political Acti... 870449
Build Affordable Faster California, Sponsored by Tenants and Owners Deve... 1388285
California Nurses Association / National Nurses Organizing Committee (Cn... 1401119
California Nurses Association Political Action Committee(cna-pac) 780657
California Professional Firefighters Political Action Committee 744058
Chinese American Democratic Club 881296
California Alliance of Family Owned Businesses PAC 1465611
Dignity Ca Service Employees International Union Seiu Local 2015 1357256
Growsf Voter Guide 1433436
Hotel Council PAC 1381090
Haney Ballot Measure Committee for California Opportunity 1459009
Ibew Local 6 Political Account 921730
International Federation of Professional and Technical Engineers - Tj An... 881248
Laborers Pacific Southwest Regional Organizing Coalition Issues PAC 1358725
National Union of Healthcare Workers Candidate Committee for Quality Pat... 1318200
Neighbors for a Better San Francisco Advocacy 1431167
North Coast States Regional Council of Carpenters Issues PAC 1219354
Operating Engineers Local Union 3 District 01, 02 & 03 PAC 891394
Richmond District Democratic Club 882390
San Francisco Apartment Association Political Action Committee 840002
San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee 742051
San Francisco Labor Council Labor & Neighbor 941562
Service Employees International Union Local 1021 Candidate PAC 1296948
Service Employees International Union Local 1021 Issues PAC 1296947
SF Believes 1487286
SF Forward Sponsored by the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce 891575
SF Partnership Government Reform Fund 982683
Smart Justice California Action Fund 1423131
San Francisco Deputy Sheriffs' Association Political Action Committee 991828
San Francisco Labor & Neighbor Member Education/political Issues Committ... 970630
San Francisco Labor Council Labor & Neighbor Independent Expenditure Pol... 991525
San Francisco Police Officers Association PAC 1315969
San Francisco Women's Political Committee 1243711
Teamsters Joint Council No 7 PAC 1257632
Teamsters Local Union No 665 1280975
U.a. Local 38 Cope Fund 746875
Unite Here Local 2 Issues Committee 1384604
Uber Innovation Ballot Measure Committee 1466153
United Educators of San Francisco Candidate PAC 1311218
United Educators of San Francisco Committee on Political Education 822448
Associated General Contractors Political Action Committee of California CAL-ACCESS 890194
At&t California Employee Political Action Committee CAL-ACCESS 981470
California Alliance for Jobs - Rebuild California Committee CAL-ACCESS 1241892
California Business Properties Association Issues PAC CAL-ACCESS 1244001
California Business Roundtable Issues PAC CAL-ACCESS 1264590
California Dream for All, Robert Rivas Ballot Measure Committee CAL-ACCESS 1451423
Californians to Protect Retirement and Life Savings, Sponsored by Buildi... CAL-ACCESS 1488418
Calretailers Issues Political Action Committee, Sponsored by the Califor... CAL-ACCESS 1274157
Canepa for Assessor-county Clerk-recorder 2026 CAL-ACCESS 1486383
Donnellan for Judge 2026 CAL-ACCESS 1482691
Eleni Kounalakis Ballot Measure Committee CAL-ACCESS 1460720
Gfc Courage Committee - Bay Area Chapter CAL-ACCESS 1423911
Gfc Courage Committee - California Business Coalition CAL-ACCESS 1423919
Gfc Courage Committee - Common Sense Chapter CAL-ACCESS 1424659
Gfc Courage Committee - Excellence in Education Chapter CAL-ACCESS 1420855
Gfc Courage Committee - Palo Alto Chapter CAL-ACCESS 1416422
Gfc Courage Committee - San Francisco Chapter CAL-ACCESS 1416440
Gfc Courage Committee - Sierra Chapter CAL-ACCESS 1416442
Govern for California Action Committee CAL-ACCESS 1450483
Govern for California Courage Committee CAL-ACCESS 1392639
International Federation of Professional and Technical Engineers, Local ... CAL-ACCESS 1362080
International Union of Elevator Constructors Local #8 PAC CAL-ACCESS 1220653
Jones CAL-ACCESS PENDING
Josh Fryday for Lt. Governor 2026 CAL-ACCESS 1479464
Lara for Superintendent of Public Instruction 2026; Frank CAL-ACCESS 1481348
Maffei for Superior Court Judge 2026 CAL-ACCESS 1487740
Matt Haney for Assembly 2026 CAL-ACCESS 1476944
Members' Voice of the State Building and Construction Trades Council of ... CAL-ACCESS 980162
Nevadans for Fair Recovery PAC CAL-ACCESS 11318
North Coast States Regional Council of Carpenters Power PAC Small Contri... CAL-ACCESS 1463224
Operating Engineers 3 Statewide PAC CAL-ACCESS 981697
Operating Engineers Local Union No 3 Issues Advocacy/ballot CAL-ACCESS 1345344
Phil Ting for Treasurer 2026 CAL-ACCESS 1444108
Rafael Mandelman for State Senate 2028 CAL-ACCESS 1460689
Re-elect Scott Wiener for State Senate 2024 CAL-ACCESS 1434666
Rob Bonta for Ca Attorney General 2026 CAL-ACCESS 1456428
San Francisco Women's Political Committee Voter Guide CAL-ACCESS 1448359
Service Employees International Union - Seiu Local 2015 Issues PAC CAL-ACCESS 1482711
Service Employees International Union Local 721 Ctw, Clc Issues & Initia... CAL-ACCESS 891044
SF Eastern Neighborhoods Democratic Club Smo CAL-ACCESS 1405412
Sprinkler Fitters & Apprentices Local 483 Local Political Action Comm. CAL-ACCESS 1298012
Teamsters Local No 853 PAC CAL-ACCESS 1250157
Teamsters Local Union 350 PAC CAL-ACCESS 1406838
Theatrical Stage Employees Local 16 International Alliance of Theatrical... CAL-ACCESS 1302106
United Educators CAL-ACCESS 131128
United Food and Commercial Workers Western States Council Candidate PAC CAL-ACCESS 910874
Working Families for San Francisco PAC CAL-ACCESS 00945303
Laurene Powell Jobs; Including Emerson Collective, LLC 1225686
Luis Belmonte 1447783
Service Employees International Union - Seiu Local 2015 Issues PAC 1378400
Saikat Chakrabarti 1478129
Silvanus Osborn Erickson 1273721
the Prado Group and Affiliated Entities 1372011
Webcor Builders 499740
Williams-sonoma, Inc. 499432
San Francisco Laborer's Local 261 PAC 981076