In Tuesday’s primary election, one question on the San Francisco ballot is asking voters whether to approve a 300-million-dollar bond to fund affordable housing. 

The measure is called Prop A.  Advocates say it’s desperately needed to build more housing in the city. 

Critics say taxpayers have already spent a lot of money on affordable housing with not much to show for. 

Here to break it all down is Adhiti Bandlamudi from KQED’s housing desk. 

In Tuesday’s primary election, one question on the San Francisco ballot is asking voters whether to approve a 300-million-dollar bond to fund affordable housing. 
The measure is called Prop A.  Advocates say it’s desperately needed to build more housing in the city. 
Critics say taxpayers have already spent a lot of money on affordable housing with not much to show for. 
Here to break it all down is Adhiti Bandlamudi from KQED’s housing desk.

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KQED serves the people of Northern California with a community-supported alternative to commercial media. We provide citizens with the knowledge they need to make informed decisions; convene community dialogue; bring the arts to everyone; and engage audiences to share their stories.