Educate the voters on the benefits of passing Prop E in the City of San Francisco. Proposition E is a kitchen sink" approach to public safety that capitalizes on residents fear of crime in an attempt to gut common-sense democratic oversight of the San Francisco Police Department SFPD. In addition to removing certain police oversight authority from the Police Commission and expanding the circumstances under which police may conduct high-speed vehicle chases Proposition E would also amend existing laws passed in 2019 to protect San Franciscans from invasive untested or biased police technologies.
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No paid executives reported in 2024. Daniel Lurie for Prop E reported 2 unpaid officers and board members on its 990.
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What are Daniel Lurie for Prop E's revenue and expenses?
In 2024, Daniel Lurie for Prop E reported $742k in total revenue and $742k in total expenses on its IRS Form 990.
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