The election in San Francisco looks quite similar to other large cities in blue states. Residents boast pride for the Obama | Biden ticket while taking clear stands on local and statewide propositions. In this photo slideshow, we see that San Francisco is not only pro-Obama, it also appears to be anti Prop 8. If passed, the proposition would change the California Constitution to define marriage as a union between a man and woman, thus eliminating rights for same sex couples to marry in the state of California. As for local measures, check out San Francisco's Measure R.
A Look at San Francisco PHOTO ESSAY
Obama merchandise draws a crowd. Photo by Jefferson Adams of San Francisco, CA
Obama merchandise draws a crowd. Photo by Jefferson Adams of San Francisco, CA
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Obama sign in a San Francisco Home. Photo by Jefferson Adams of San Francisco, CA
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Spreading the world on initiative measures. Photo by Jefferson Adams of San Francisco, CA
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People load up on Obama Campaign Memorabilia. Photo by Jefferson Adams of San Francisco, CA
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Man find a moment between Obama supporters. Photo by Jefferson Adams of San Francisco, CA
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Holiday spirit shines in San Francisco. Photo by Jefferson Adams of San Francisco, CA
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A common San Francisco sign. Photo by Jefferson Adams of San Francisco, CA
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This common accent appears on many San Francisco yards. Photo by Jefferson Adams of San Francisco, CA.
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Supporters still pull for Hillary. Photo by Jefferson Adams of San Francisco, CA.
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A local San Francisco pub shows election spirit. Photo by Jefferson Adams of San Francisco, CA.
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