Interesting angle. Funding for prop F in SF (which would have placed tighter restrictions on airbnb) largely came from the hotel unions and affordable housing a

Interesting angle. Funding for prop F in SF (which would have placed tighter restrictions on airbnb) largely came from the hotel unions and affordable housing advocates, not the hoteliers themselves. http://www.businessinsider.com/airbnb-spends-8-million-against-prop-f-2015-9 http://www.businessinsider.com/airbnb-spends-8-million-again... I wonder if these are somehow connected, interesting to think about. It might also explain the huge gap in funding on the measure. It'd be interesting to see if this were the case for a similar measure in NYC.