San Diego County Voter Guide

Statewide Ballot Measures

Local Ballot Measures

U.S. President

U.S. Senate

Statewide Candidate Races

STATEWIDE OFFICES

Governor: Steve Hilton

Lt. Governor: Gloria Romero

Attorney General: Michael Gates

Secretary of State: Don Wagner

Treasurer: Jennifer Hawks

Controller: Herb Morgan

Superintendent of Public Instruction: Sonja Shaw

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State Board of Equalization

District 4: Denis Bilodeau

U.S. Congress Races

District 48: Jim Desmond

District 49: Armen Kurdian

District 50: Steve Cohen

District 51: Ricardo Cabrera

State Legislative Races

Senate

District 18: Bishop Art Hodges

District 32: Kelly Seyarto

District 38: Laura Bassett

District 40: Kristie Bruce-Lane‍

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Assembly

District 74: Laurie Davies

District 75: Carl DeMaio

District 76: Carrie S. Espinoza Villanueva

District 77: Trinity Hannaway

District 78: Payton Galvez

District 79: Andrew Lawson

District 80: Alejandro Galicia

County Candidate Races

COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

District 5: Rebecca Jones

District 4: Kristine C. Alessio

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COUNTY ASSESSOR/RECORDER/CLERK

Jordan Marks

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COUNTY TREASURER/TAX COLLECTOR  

Shirley Nakawatase

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COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION

District 3: Cory Brown

City Candidate Races

Carlsbad

Mayor: Keith Blackburn

City Treasurer: Thomas Krouse

Council District 1: Melanie Burkholder

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Chula Vista

Mayor: John McCann

Council District 1: Greg Martinez

Council District 2: Angelica Martinez

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Coronado

City Council: Kelly Purvis

City Council: Ricky Hoyt

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El Cajon

Mayor: Bill Wells

Council District 1: Chuck Kaye

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Escondido

Mayor: Dane White

Council District 1: Tanner Horsley

Council District 2: Joe Garcia

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Imperial Beach

Council District 1: Steve Berry

Council District 3: Mariko Nakawatase

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La Mesa‍

Mayor: Laura Lothian

Treasurer: William Lee Exeter

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Oceanside

Council District 1: Michael A. Cline

Council District 2: Richard Robinson

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Poway

Mayor: Steve Vaus

Council District 1: Chris Pikus

Council District 3: Peter De Hoff

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San Diego

Council District 6: Mark Powell

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San Marcos‍

Mayor: Mike Sannella

Council District 1: Thomas Gabriele

Council District 2: Lindsey Smith‍

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Santee‍

Council District 1: Rob McNelis‍

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Vista‍

Council District 1: Frank Nunez

School Districts

Alpine Union School

Angela May

Glenn Dickie

Eric Wray

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Bonsall Unified School

Trustee Area B: Michael Gaddis

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Cajon Valley Union School

Trustee Area 1: Anthony Carnevale

Trustee Area 2: Dana Covell

Trustee Area 3: Emily Schworm

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Carlsbad Unified School‍

Trustee Area 1: Amber Martinez

Trustee Area 4: Gretchen Vurbeff

Trustee Area 5: Joel Gutierrez

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Chula Vista Elementary School

District 3: Delia Dominguez Cervantes

Board: Norma Toothman

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Del Mar Union School

Stephen Cochrane

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Escondido Union High School

Trustee Area 2: Joe Hinrichs

Trustee Area 5: David Vincent

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Escondido Union School

Trustee Area 2: Christopher Ranglas

Trustee Area 4: Zesty Harper

Trustee Area 5: Frank Huston

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Grossmont Union High School

Trustee Area 3: Dr. Gary Woods

Trustee Area 4: Charissa "Chrissy" McCullough

Trustee Area 5: Jim Kelly

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Grossmont Cuyamaca Community College

Trustee Area 5: Rosangela Cribbs

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Lakeside Union School District‍

Trustee Area 1: Andrew Hayes

Trustee Area 5: Ron Kasper

Trustee Area 4: Jim Bennett

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La Mesa Spring Valley School‍

Seat 2: Myriam S. Moody

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Oceanside Unified School

Trustee Area 3: Nicole Watson

Trustee Area 4: Jason Bethurum

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Palomar Community College

Trustee Area 5: Michelle Moore

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Poway Unified School‍

Area D: Daniela Darling

Area C: Jason Bennett

Area B: Brett Davis

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Ramona Unified School District

Area 1: Maya Phillips

Area 2: Dan Summers

Area 5: Rodger Dohm

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Rancho Santa Fe School:

Jee Manghani

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San Dieguito Union High School District‍

Area 3: Summer Boger

Area 5: Ginny Merrifield

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San Marcos Unified

Trustee Area E: Derrick Davis

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Santee School Board‍

Seat 1: Cindy Petretta

Seat 3: Dustin Burns

Seat: 5: Steven Dobesh

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South Bay Union

District 1: Erika Lowery

District 4: Manuel Esparza

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Vista Unified School

Trustee Area 3: Jon Moffat

Special Districts

WATER

Lakeside Water

District 2: Pete Jenkins

District 3: Frank Hilliker

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Olivenhain Municipal Water‍

District 1: Ebin Lanfried

District 4: Matthew Hahn

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Otay Water

District D3: Gary Croucher

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Padre Dam Board Member

Area 5: Rocky Qualin

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Padre Dam Municipal Water

D1: Brian Fordyce

D3: Bill Pommering

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Rainbow Municipal Water District

Division 3: Greg Irvine

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FIRE

Alpine Fire Board

Barron Willis

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North County Fire Protection‍

District 2: Cole Marting

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HEALTHCARE

Grossmont Healthcare

Zone 2: Randolph S Lenac

Zone 4: Maggie T Watkins

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Palomar Health‍

Board: Hon. Laurie Edwards-Tate

Board: John Clark

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Tri-City Health Care‍

District 2: Jerome Kern‍

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PLANNING GROUPS

Fallbrook Public Planning Group

Jonathan Smith

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Lakeside Community Planning Group

Oleksandra Reva

Ashley Carnevale

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Sweetwater Planning Group

Craig Allen

Lori Noe

Daniel Burow

Donna Hodge

Susan Heavilin

Carri Jo Fernandez

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Local Ballot Measures

Measure B (NO)
San Diego County Sales Tax Increase
Imposes a new costly sales tax despite massive levels of wasteful spending, giving government workers massive salary hikes and pension spikes, and awarding contracts to political supporters without fair and open competition.

Measure C (NO)
City of Solana Beach TOT
Imposes a new costly Business tax despite that will destroy jobs to simply support more massive levels of wasteful spending by the city.

Measure G (NO)
Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District Property Tax Increase
Imposes a new costly property tax despite massive levels of wasteful spending, giving government workers massive salary hikes and pension spikes, and awarding contracts to political supporters without fair and open competition.

Measure H (NO)
Jamul-Dulzura Union School District Property Tax Increase
Imposes a new costly property tax despite massive levels of wasteful spending, giving government workers massive salary hikes and pension spikes, and awarding contracts to political supporters without fair and open competition.

Measure J (NO)
Julian Union High School District Property Tax Increase
Imposes a new costly property tax despite massive levels of wasteful spending, giving government workers massive salary hikes and pension spikes, and awarding contracts to political supporters without fair and open competition.

Measure K (NO)
Fallbrook Union Elementary School District Property Tax Increase
Imposes a new costly property tax despite massive levels of wasteful spending, giving government workers massive salary hikes and pension spikes, and awarding contracts to political supporters without fair and open competition.

Measure L (NEUTRAL)
Mountain Empire Unified School District Property Tax Increase
Addresses genuine health and safety hazards in a small rural school district by repairing deteriorating classrooms that fail building and earthquake-safety standards, removing asbestos, lead pipes and mold, and replacing failing roofs, plumbing, sewer and electrical systems. Funds are locally controlled, barred from administrator salaries, subject to independent audits and oversight, and can help this underserved rural community qualify for state matching funds.

Measure M (NO)
San Diego Unified School District Property Tax Increase
Imposes a new costly property tax despite massive levels of wasteful spending, giving government workers massive salary hikes and pension spikes, and awarding contracts to political supporters without fair and open competition.

Measure N (NO)
Vista Unified School District Property Tax Increase
Imposes a new costly property tax despite massive levels of wasteful spending, giving government workers massive salary hikes and pension spikes, and awarding contracts to political supporters without fair and open competition.

Measure P (YES)
Ramona Municipal Water District Modernization of Project Approval Rules
Currently voters have to approve any contract or project $1 million or more. This measure would adjust that outdated amount to $10 million and achieve cost efficiencies.  

Measure Q (NO)
Harris Annex PRD Zone NO. 9B Property Tax Increase
Imposes a new costly property tax despite massive levels of wasteful spending, giving government workers massive salary hikes and pension spikes, and awarding contracts to political supporters without fair and open competition.

Measure S (NO)
CIty of Oceanside Sales Tax Increase
Imposes a new costly sales tax despite massive levels of wasteful spending, giving government workers massive salary hikes and pension spikes, and awarding contracts to political supporters without fair and open competition.

Measure T (NO)
Pala Mesa Zone A PRD Zone 13A  Property Tax Increase
Imposes a new costly property tax despite massive levels of wasteful spending, giving government workers massive salary hikes and pension spikes, and awarding contracts to political supporters without fair and open competition.

Measure Y (NO)
City of Santee Sales Tax Increase
Imposes costly sales tax hike at a time when we face a cost-of-living crisis.

Measure AA (NO)
La Mesa-Spring Valley School District Property Tax Increase
Imposes a new costly property tax despite massive levels of wasteful spending, giving government workers massive salary hikes and pension spikes, and awarding contracts to political supporters without fair and open competition. ‍

Measure BB (NO)
Santee School District Property Tax Increase
Imposes a new costly property tax despite massive levels of wasteful spending, giving government workers massive salary hikes and pension spikes, and awarding contracts to political supporters without fair and open competition.

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