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Mamdani-inspired tax on SF’s empty grocery stores is off the ballot, but not off the table
Bilal Mahmood's tax proposal on San Francisco's empty grocery stores failed to gain enough support for the ballot. He is now pursuing the same goals through a city ordinance instead.
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