Nov. 2022 Election: Q&A with Tommy Hough, candidate San Diego City Council District 6 [Opinion]
Between now and early October when voting gets underway, The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board is planning to publish dozens of candidate Q&As and nearly two dozen commentaries connected to a handful of San Diego city ballot measures and seven state propositions on the Nov. 8 election. Keep checking back as we fill in this voter guide.
A: We have to start asking questions more relevant to the outcomes we need as part of the Climate Action Plan, beginning with greater electrification and rooftop solar.
Q: What steps would you take to address the city’s housing crisis? What’s your view of using empty commercial buildings or vacant malls for housing? A: Even with help from county, state and federal resources, revenue will always be an overriding issue, but the city does seem to be making small-scale progress in pursuing permanent supportive housing solutions with on-site wraparound services to address psychological, addiction or economic issues that may have prompted our unsheltered neighbors to have wound up on the street, and address the post-traumatic stress disorder they may have accumulated.
A: We need more police officers, and we need to pay them better — a lot better, in fact, to be competitive with other departments. We need about 2,200 officers to fully put forward a bare minimum of basic public safety in a city as large as San Diego, but we’re realistically hovering around 1,500 officers.
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Nov. 2022 Election: Q&A with Jennifer Campbell, candidate San Diego City Council District 2There are two candidates on the Nov. 8 ballot for San Diego City Council District 2: Democratic incumbent council member/family physician Jennifer Campbell and Republican dentist/educator Linda Lukacs.
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Nov. 2022 Election: Q&A with Linda Lukacs, candidate San Diego City Council District 2There are two candidates on the Nov. 8 ballot for San Diego City Council District 2: Republican dentist/educator Linda Lukacs and Democratic incumbent council member/family physician Jennifer Campbell.
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Nov. 2022 Election: Q&A with Monica Montgomery Steppe, candidate San Diego City Council District 4There are two candidates on the Nov. 8 ballot for San Diego City Council District 4: Democratic incumbent Councilmember Monica Montgomery Steppe and Republican dietitian Gloria Evangelista.
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Nov. 2022 Election: Q&A with Gloria Evangelista, candidate San Diego City Council District 4There are two candidates on the Nov. 8 ballot for San Diego City Council District 4: Republican dietitian Gloria Evangelista and Democratic incumbent Councilmember Monica Montgomery Steppe.
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'Field of Dreams' offers new opportunities for Stockton neighborhood kidsWith amenities one could only dream of, a new field is now open in the San Diego neighborhood of Stockton, just south of Highway 94, east of downtown.
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