Debate Over San Francisco Props C and D

from Civic · host Lila, Lila LaHood

June 2026 San Francisco Public Press Election Guide Yes on D campaign Chamber of Commerce Voter Guide

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Civic Special - San Franciscans will decide on June 2nd whether to tax corporations whose CEOs make 100 times the median salary of their lowest paid workers or raise a more modest tax on larger businesses. San Francisco Public Press Executive Director Lila LaHood moderated the discussion between David Harrison, Director of Public Policy For the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce and Kim Tavaglione, Executive Director of the San Francisco Labor Council at KALW radio’s public space in downtown San Francisco.

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