UPDATED November 9th: Thanks to an incredible worker-led grassroots campaign, Prop 60 has been defeated. There is much, much more work to be done. Thank you to all who support us.

Porn Gets Political! We’ve released our first Voter Guide for the California General Election on Tuesday November 8th, 2016. Thanks to the San Francisco Chronicle and The League of Pissed Off Voters SF for their own voter guide information.

How to Vote:

Register to vote in California at RegisterToVote.ca.gov. (The deadline to register is Oct 24th, so do it now!) Early voting starts October 11th at San Francisco City Hall. Visit SFelections.org or call 311 for more info. On Tuesday November 8th, the polls will open at 7am and close at 8pm. Find your polling place. Read the full voter ballot here.

CrashPad specifically urges you to vote NO on Prop 60, which limits our safer sex options, threatens our privacy and exposes us to anti-LGBTQ harassment. Learn more about how you can help the adult film industry defeat Prop 60. #NoProp60

CrashPad’s 2016 Election Voter Guide

National Races
US President: Hillary Clinton
US Senate: Kamala Harris
US House of Representatives District 12: Preston Picus
US Houseof Representatives District 13: Barbara Lee
US Houseof Representatives District 14: Jackie Speier

California Legislature
State Senate, District 11: (Both Jane Kim and Scott Wiener support #NoProp60!)
State Assembly, District 17: David Chiu
State Assembly, District 19: Phil Ting

Superior Court Judge
Office No. 7: Victor Hwang

Board of Education
Stevon Cook
Matt Haney
Mark Sanchez

Community College Board
Rafael Mandelman
Tom Temprano
Shanell Williams

BART Board of Directors
District 7: Lateefah Simon
District 9: Bevan Dufty

Board of Supervisors
District 1: Sandra Lee Fewer
District 3: Aaron Peskin
District 5: Dean Preston
District 7: Norman Yee
District 9: #1 Hillary Ronen, #2 Melissa San Miguel
District 11: #1 Kimberly Alvarenga, #2 Francisco Herrera

State Propositions
Prop 51: School Construction and Repair Bond – Yes
Prop 52: Hospital Medi-Cal Matching Fees – Yes
Prop 53: Require Even More Bonds on the Ballot – No
Prop 54: Publish Bills 72 Hours Before a Vote – Yes
Prop 55: Extension of Income Tax on the 1% – Yes
Prop 56: Tax E-cigs and Bump Up Cigarette Tax – Yes
Prop 57: Progressive Parole Reform – Yes
Prop 58: Allow Multilingual Education in Public Schools – Yes
Prop 59: Citizens United Sucks – Yes
Prop 60: Moralizing Crusade to Mandate Condoms in Adult Films – HELL NO
Prop 61: Wonky Prescription Drug Pricing Change – No
Prop 62: Repeal the Death Penalty – Hell Yes!
Prop 63: Gavin Newsom’s Gun Control Prop – Yes
Prop 64: Marijuana Legalization – Hell Yes!
Prop 65: Redirect Money from the Disposable Bag Fee – No
Prop 66: Kill Everyone Even Faster with the Death Penalty – No!
Prop 67: Protect the Plastic Bag Ban – Yes

San Francisco Propositions
Prop A: Local School District Bond – Yes
Prop B: Renew the Parcel Tax for City College – Yes
Prop C: Bond to Make Loans to Buy and Fix Affordable Housing – Yes
Prop D: Let’s Elect Our Elected Officials – Hell Yes
Prop E: Make the City Responsible for Street Trees – Yes
Prop F: Vote at 16 years old – No
Prop G: Rename the Office of Citizen Complaints – Sure
Prop H: Create a Public Advocate – Yes
Prop I: Set Aside Funding for Seniors & People with Disabilities – Yes
Prop J: Set Aside Funding for Homelessness and Transportation – Yes
Prop K: Sales Tax to Cover Prop J’s Set Aside – Yes
Prop L: Shift 3 of 7 MTA Board Appointments from Mayor to the BoS – Yes
Prop M: Create Oversight Commission and Kill Realtor Props P and U – Yes
Prop N: Non-Citizen Voting in School Board Elections – Yes
Prop O: Special Favor for Lennar Corp on Office Development – No
Prop P: Snarl Affordable Housing in Red Tape – No
Prop Q: Demonize the Homeless for Political Gain – No
Prop R: Micromanage the Police Department – No
Prop S: Reallocate Hotel Tax to Arts and Homeless Family Services – Yes
Prop T: Restrict Campaign Contributions from Lobbyists – Yes
Prop U: Eliminate Affordable Housing – No
Prop V: One Cent an Ounce Soda Tax – Yes
Prop W: Luxury Property Transfer Tax – Yes
Prop X: Preserve Industrial and Arts Spaces – Yes

Regional Proposition
Prop RR: $3.5 Billion Bond to Repair & Upgrade BART – Yes