SAN FRANCISCO (KCBS) -- Polls have closed around the Bay Area and very early returns show most San Francisco ballot measures have taken an early lead.
Proposition A which mandates that the city adopt a two year budget process is ahead.
So are Proposition B allowing supervisors to hire as many aides as they need, Prop C allowing the sale of the naming rights to Candlestick Park, and Prop E which freezes the sale of ads on public property.
2009 Election Results
Only Proposition D allowing billboards to go up along a section of Market Street is trailing in the early going.
City Attorney Dennis Herrera and City Treasurer Jose Cisneros are coasting to an easy re-election victory since they ran unopposed.
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