Compiled by Carl DeMaio
– Carl DeMaio, Chairman of Reform California
Every County has a Republican Party Central Committee that acts as its Board of Directors with the duty to raise funds, endorse candidates, wage campaigns and grow the Party. The San Diego County Republican Party has 45 elected central committee positions on the ballot this year.
Sadly, the current Republican Party is a complete mess! Locally, the Party has lost seats for years. It’s time to reform the Republican Party starting with new leadership on our local Central Committee. That’s why Carl DeMaio has endorsed the following unity slate of grassroots activists that are running together with a commitment to clean house and revitalize the local party!
5th Supervisorial District
4th Supervisorial District
3rd Supervisorial District
2nd Supervisorial District
1st Supervisorial District
Prop 1 – Vote NO
Plain English Title: Raids Treatment Programs to Subsidize Government Welfare Housing
Politicians’ Ballot Title: Authorizes $6.38 Billion in Bonds to Build Mental Health Treatment Facilities; Provides Housing for the Homeless
California’s homelessness crisis will absolutely get worse if Prop 1 passes! Prop 1 raids and diverts funding from treatment programs that serve homeless people in favor of giving billions in subsidies to rich developers for expensive government-subsidized mega housing projects. The mega government housing projects that would be subsidized under Prop 1 have been criticized by numerous independent government auditors for being wasteful – costing as much as $1 million per unit! That is hardly “affordable housing!”
Prop 1 also eliminates your right to vote to reject government welfare housing projects from being placed in your neighborhood. We need to reject Prop 1 and tell politicians to use our precious funds for more efficient options like treatment and shelter beds for the homeless!
Measure A – City of San Diego Only (VOTE YES)
Authorizing the City Auditor and Audit Committee to Use Outside Legal Counsel Instead of Elected City Attorney
The audit committee’s independence is vitally important to hold politicians accountable. If the audit committee believes that the city attorney is not providing impartial and appropriate legal support, they should have the option of using outside independent counsel.
Measure B – Mountain Empire Unified School District (VOTE NO)
A property tax increase! As enrollment declines in public schools in California, school districts need to consider more cost-effective alternatives.
Measure C – Rincon Ranch Community Services District (VOTE NO)
A property tax increase!
U.S. Senate
Steve Garvey
U.S. House of Representatives
District 48: Darrell Issa
District 49: Matt Gunderson
District 50: Peter Bono
District 51: Bill Wells
District 52: Definitely Not Juan Vargas
Senate
District 39: Bob Divine
Assembly
District 74: Laurie Davies
District 75: Carl DeMaio
District 76: Kristie Bruce-lane
District 77: No Endorsement
District 78: YOU ARE DOOMED
District 79: YOU ARE DOOMED
District 80: Michael W. Williams
Superior Court Judge Office #41
Brian Erickson
Superior Court Judge Office #43
Valerie Summers
San Diego Community College District D
Andrew Gomez
Escondido Union High Trustee Area 5
David Vincent
City Attorney
No Endorsement
City Council District 3
Daniel Rice-Vasquez
City Council District 4
Definitely NOT ANDREA CARDENAS
San Diego Mayor
Definitely NOT TODD GLORIA
City Council District 3
Ellis T Jones
City Council District 4
YOU ARE DOOMED
City Council District 9
Definitely NOT SEAN ELO-RIVERA
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