MARCH 5, 2024 PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION
A printer-friendly version of our Voter Guide for the March 5th election is available here!
Legend:
(+) indicates LGBTQ+ candidate
(*) indicates incumbent office holder
(^) indicates potential red-to-blue flip
U.S. PRESIDENT
- U.S. President: Joe Biden
DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE
- Assembly District 74 (vote for 6): Omar Hashimi, Rob Howard, Luke Tesluk, Eric Joyce, Cipriano Vargas, Esther Sanchez
- Assembly District 75 (vote for 5): Ami Admire, Ryan Darsey (+), Ross Pike (+), Julie Diaz Martinez, Andi McNew
- Assembly District 76 (vote for 6): Marisa Allen, Lauren Bier, Melinda Vasquez, Smith Sirisikorn, Val Macedo, Paul Mendoza
- Assembly District 77 (vote for 6): Todd Gloria (+), Becca Taylor (+), Stephen Whitburn (+), Nick Serrano (+), Gregg Robinson, Val Macedo Jr.
- Assembly District 78 (vote for 6): Ryan Trabuco (+), Raul Campillo, Nicole Crosby, Indroneal Banerjee, Nadia Farjood, Brian Polejes (+)
- Assembly District 79 (vote for 6): Lauren Cazares (+), Kelvin Barrios, Rickie Brown, Andrea Beth Damsky (+), Alyce Pipkin-Allen, Cheryl Robertson
- Assembly District 80 (vote for 6): Brenda Aguirre (+), Rick Bates, Kate Bishop (+), Cesar Fernandez, Sara Ochoa (+), Shane Parmely (+)
STATEWIDE & LOCAL PROPOSITIONS
- Proposition 1 (Statewide): YES
- Measure A (City of San Diego): YES
U.S. SENATE
- U.S. Senate: Barbara Lee
U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
- District 48: Stephen Houlahan
- District 49: Mike Levin (*)
- District 50: Scott Peters (*)
- District 51: Sara Jacobs (*)
- District 52: Juan Vargas (*)
STATE SENATE
- District 39: Dr. Akilah Weber
STATE ASSEMBLY
- District 74: Chris Duncan (^)
- District 75: Kevin Juza (^)
- District 76: Dr. Darshana Patel
- District 77: Tasha Boerner (*)
- District 78: Chris Ward (+) (*)
- District 79: Colin Parent
- District 80: David Alvarez (*)
SUPERIOR COURT JUDGES
- Office 41: Jodi Cleesattle (+)
- Office 43: Koryn Sheppard
EDUCATIONAL OFFICES
- San Diego County Board of Education, District 1: Gregg Robinson (*)
- San Diego County Board of Education, District 2: Guadalupe Gonzalez (*)
- San Diego County Board of Education, District 4: Sarah Song (^)
- Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College, Seat 3: Julie Schorr (*)
- Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College, Seat 4: Elena Adams (*)
- San Diego Community College, District B: Marichu Magaña
- San Diego Community College, District D: Mariah Jameson
- San Diego Unified School Board, District A: Sabrina Bazzo (*)
- San Diego Unified School Board, District D: Richard Barerra (*)
- San Diego Unified School Board, District E: Sharon Whitehurst-Payne (*)
COUNTY OFFICES
- County Supervisor, District 1: Nora Vargas (*)
- County Supervisor, District 2: Gina Jacobs (^)
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County Supervisor, District 3: Terra Lawson-Remer (+) (*)
CITY OF CHULA VISTA
- City Council, District 3: Leticia Munguia
- City Council, District 4: Cesar Fernandez
CITY OF SAN DIEGO
- Mayor: Todd Gloria (+) (*)
- City Attorney: Brian Maienschein
- City Council, District 1: Joe LaCava (*)
- City Council, District 3: Stephen Whitburn (+) (*)
- City Council, District 4 (Special): Henry Foster III
- City Council, District 5: Marni Von Wilpert (+) (*)
- City Council, District 7: Raul Campillo (*)
- City Council, District 9: Sean Elo-Rivera (*)
NOVEMBER 5, 2024 PRESIDENTIAL GENERAL ELECTION
A printer-friendly version of our Voter Guide for the November 5th election will be available later this year!
Legend:
(+) indicates LGBTQ+ candidate
(*) indicates incumbent office holder
(^) indicates potential red-to-blue flip
CITY OF LA MESA
- City Council (At-Large): Lauren Cazares (+)
CITY OF OCEANSIDE
- City Council, District 3: Jimmy Figueroa (^)
CITY OF VISTA
- City Council, District 3: Katie Melendez (+) (*)
EDUCATIONAL OFFICES
- Grossmont Union High School District, Area 2: Jay Steiger
- Escondido Union School District, Area 3: Juan Manuel Vargas (^)
SPECIAL DISTRICTS
- Grossmont Healthcare District, Zone 3: Nadia Farjood (^)
Club endorsements are voted on by members of San Diego Democrats for Equality. They do not equal endorsements made by the local San Diego County Democratic Party or the California Democratic Party -- county and state party endorsements are made separately.
“Qualified” ratings may be given to candidates who do not meet at least a 60% threshold of voting club members, however are deemed supportable by the club.
“Unacceptable” ratings may be given in the event that the candidate has a poor position or record on one or more critical issues, and/or the candidate has demonstrated a lack of responsiveness or sensitivity to the LGBTQ+ community.
"Neutral/No Position" ratings may be given to candidates in the event they fall between the ratings of "Qualified" or "Unacceptable" and can be given to ballot measures in the event the club opts to not take a position either way on an issue.
Candidates and elected officials seeking an endorsement from our club are expected to have and/or develop informed policies on intersectional LGBTQ+, racial, and gender equality issues. You may find more resources on our website here.