The Environmental Health and Justice Campaign

Join the movement to use your voice for social and environmental justice in our communities.

 

We are the Margin of Victory

EHJC educates, organizes and advocates for candidates, policies and initiatives that protect public health, the environment and that promote social and environmental justice.

About Us

Environmental Health & Justice Campaign is a 501(c) 4 nonprofit organization. EHJC empowers low-income communities of color to build power by increasing voter turnout through effective civic engagement campaigns. EHJC educates, organizes, and advocates for candidates, policies and initiatives that protect public health, the environment and that promote social and environmental justice. Contact us at 619-474-0220 for more information.

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June 2026 Primary Election Endorsements

Monica Montgomery Steppe for San Diego County Supervisor, District 4 

monica montgomery steppeEHJC is proud to endorse Supervisor Monica Montgomery Steppe for re-election to the San Diego County Board of Supervisors to represent District 4. EHJC endorsed Supervisor Montgomery Steppe in 2023, when she first ran for Supervisor and won. Born and raised in San Diego, she is the first Black woman elected to the Board. She served as President Pro Tem of the San Diego City Council, prior to serving on the Board. While on the City Council, Monica brought in over $100 million in investment to her district and fought for the creation of the City’s Office of Race & Equity.  As Supervisor, she has fought for clean water and air, stable housing, and green space expansion. In response to the January 2024 floods Supervisor Montgomery Steppe, championed programs for emergency housing, transportation, food support, social and mental health services, and protecting residents from eviction, price gouging, and fraudulent practices. 

EHJC is confident that Monica will continue her tireless fight for equity and justice. 

 

Ballot Endorsements

Vote YES on A: Non-Primary Homes Tax

The measure would issue a flat tax on residential units that have been empty for more than half of a calendar year. While many San Diegans struggle to find an affordable home, investors keep more than 5,100 houses vacant. Through the flat tax, Measure A would increase housing units by incentivizing the use of empty homes. It would also create revenue to fund affordable housing, infrastructure, and other services. To learn more, visit homesforsandiego.org.

 

 

Voter Information

June 2026 Primary

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MAIL OR DROP OFF YOUR BALLOT

5/4 – 6/2

VOTE CENTERS OPEN – YOU CAN VOTE EARLY!

5/23 – 6/2

ELECTION DAY – YOUR LAST DAY TO VOTE – Polls close at 8PM!

6/2

To learn more about the upcoming election, visit sdvote.com or click here.