Todd Gloria for Mayor of San Diego

EHJC is proud to endorse Todd Gloria’s candidacy for Mayor of San Diego.

As a San Diego City Councilmember Todd consistently supported the Barrio Logan Community Plan Update, aimed at separating polluting businesses from homes, and improving neighborhood health, economic development and overall quality of life.

As Interim Mayor, Todd developed a legally enforceable Climate Action Plan that included the first equity element requiring the city to take action in the most impacted communities.

In 2019, he introduced AB 423, legislation to reform the governing board of the San Diego Air Pollution Control District (APCD) and make it more accountable, transparent, and reflect the diversity of San Diego County residents.

In addition to his commitment to achieving environmental justice in San Diego, EHJC recognized Todd Gloria for his mayoral platform priorities to tackle the city’s most pressing problems including homelessness, lack of affordable housing for working families, and income inequality.

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Voter Information

Use your voice and your vote in elections to support candidates and policies that will help us work to improve our quality of life. Here are some helpful resources for voters.

Register to vote by following this link: Voter Registration

ABSENTEE BALLOTS

You can decide to register to vote absentee and submit your ballot early so that you do not have to go to the polls on election day.

• Any voter may receive a mail ballot for any election. To apply for a permanent mail ballot, sign up here.
• Your voting materials will be automatically mailed to you approximately 29 days before each election.
• Once you complete your absentee ballot you can drop it in a mailbox, with no postage needed.
• If you have not mailed it in by election day, you are encouraged to complete it, put it in the envelope provided, and drop it off to any polling location in the county you are registered in.

ELECTION DAY

If you are voting at the polls on election day, here are a few tips to make your day successful:

1. Check your registration status with the San Diego County Registrar of Voters. If you moved or need to register to vote for any reason, you can do that here.
2. Read up on candidates and ballot measures.
3. Know your polling location. If you don’t know your polling location, visit the San Diego County Registrar of Voters to find out where you vote. Plan accordingly to make sure you have enough time to complete your ballot.
4. Make a voting plan. Decide what time you will be voting on election day. Secure a babysitter or take shifts with other parents so everyone can take the time to vote.
5. Know your voting rights. For instance, if you are not on the list of registered voters or someone asks for your ID, you have options. Before you go, read the rights every voter has in California.
6. You can take a sample ballot or a list of candidates with you to the polling locations. You can even bring in an endorsement list, just as long as that item you have does not contain any campaign advertisements.
7. If you need help voting, you are allowed to have a family member, a friend or caregiver in the booth to assist you.
8. If you are unsure about something on your ballot, ask for assistance from an election official. Do not be embarrassed to ask for help.
9. Don’t feel rushed. Take your time when you enter the voting booth.
10. Be prepared to stand in line. There is a good chance you will be standing in line at some polling locations in order to vote.

Remember, you can always contact EHJC if you have any questions by calling (619) 474-0220 or emailing Franco for more information. Make sure you get out to vote and encourage your neighbors to do the same.