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California Voter Guide

How To Vote For, Not Against, Your Values

Ratings: Every candidate is considered after thorough research; we also have a questionnaire for candidates to complete.

Our highest ratings go to candidates who will defend freedom, stand for free enterprise, or have a conservative worldview based on their ability to stand firm against efforts to increase taxes, size of government, weaken law and order, and crush individual freedom. Here is our rating system:

*****   The best candidate. Our strongest endorsement

****      Very good

***        Acceptable

**          Vote only to prevent worse candidate(s) from winning

*            Terrible. Do Not Vote. All your other votes will count

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Proposition

 

Proposition 1 Change the funding structure and name of the Mental Health Services Act and issue bonds for veteran housing and homeless projects Vote No

 

California, San Diego County, Judge of the Superior Court, Office No. 19, Primary, March 5

Rosy Meyerowitz (Not contested, will win – leave blank)


California, San Diego County, Judge of the Superior Court, Office No. 38, Primary, March 5

Kelly Mertsoc (Not contested, will win – leave blank)


California, San Diego County, Judge of the Superior Court, Office No. 41, Primary, March 5

Brian Erickson *** (Endorsed)


California, San Diego County, Judge of the Superior Court, Office No. 43, Primary, March 5

Valerie Summers **** (Endorsed)

California, President, Primary Election

Donald Trump, Republican **** (Endorsed)

Nikki Haley, Republican ***

Joe Biden, Democrat *

Marianne Williamson, Democrat *

Dean Phillips, Democrat **


California, San Diego County, US House of Representatives, District 48, Primary Election, March 5

Darrell Issa, Republican *** (Endorsed)

Steven Houlahan, Democrat *

Whitney Shanahan, Democrat *

California, San Diego County, US House of Representatives, District 49, Primary Election, March 5

Mike Levin, Democrat *

Sheryl Adams, Republican ***

Matt Gunderson, Republican ***

Kate Monroe, Republican **** (Endorsed)

Margarita Wilkinson, Republican ***

 

California, San Diego County, US House of Representatives, District 50, Primary Election, March 5

Peter J Bono, Republican *** (Endorsed)

California, San Diego County, US House of Representatives, District 51, Primary Election, March 5

Bill Wells, Republican **** (Endorsed)

California, San Diego County, US House of Representatives, District 52, Primary Election, March 5

Justin Lee, Republican *** (Endorsed)

California, US Senate, Primary Election

James P Bradley, Republican ***

Eric Early, Republican ***

Steve Garvey, Republican *** (Endorsed)

Denice Gary-Pandol, Republican ***

Barbara Lee, Democrat *

Katie Porter, Democrat *

Adam Schiff, Democrat *

 

California, US Senate (Short-Term), Primary Election

Eric Early, Republican ***

Steve Garvey, Republican *** (Endorsed)

Denice Gary-Pandol, Write-in Candidate ***

Barbara Lee, Democrat *

Katie Porter, Democrat *

Adam Schiff, Democrat *

 

California, San Diego County, State Senate, District 39, Primary Election, March 5

Bob Divine *** (Endorsed)

Akilah Weber *

 

California; San Diego County; California State Assembly; District 74; Primary Election, March 5

Laurie Davies, Republican **** (Endorsed)

Chris Duncan, Democrat **

 

California; San Diego County; California State Assembly; District 74; Primary Election, March 5

Andrew Hayes **** (Endorsed)

 

California; San Diego County; California State Assembly; District 76; Primary Election, March 5

Kristie Bruce-Lane (Endorsed)

 

California; San Diego County; California State Assembly; District 77; Primary Election, March 5

James Browne **** (Endorsed)

 

California; San Diego County; California State Assembly; District 78; Primary Election, March 5

No Recommendation

 

California; San Diego County; California State Assembly; District 79; Primary Election, March 5

No Recommendation

 

California; San Diego County; California State Assembly; District 80; Primary Election, March 5

Michael Willaims *** (Endorsed)

 

California; San Diego County; San Diego City Mayor, Primary Election, March 5

No Recommendation

 

California; San Diego County; San Diego City Attorney, Primary Election, March 5

No Recommendation

 

California; San Diego County; San Diego City Council, District 3, Primary Election, March 5

Ellis T. California Jones III (Endorsed)

 

California; San Diego County; San Diego City Council, District 4, Primary Election, March 5

No Recommendation

 

California; San Diego County; San Diego City Council, District 9, Primary Election, March 5

No Recommendation

 

California; San Diego County; Chula Vista City Attorney, Primary Election, March 5

Bart Miesfelt  (Endorsed)

 

California; San Diego County; Chula Vista City Council, District 3, Primary Election, March 5

Daniel Rice-Vazquez (Endorsed)

 

California; San Diego County; Chula Vista City Council, District 4, Primary Election, March 5

No Recommendation

 

California; San Diego County; Escondido Union High School District, Area 5 Primary Election, March 5

David Vincent (Endorsed)

 

California; San Diego County; San Diego Unified Schools, District A, Primary Election, March 5

Crystal Trull (Endorsed)

 

California; San Diego County; San Diego Unified Schools, District D, Primary Election, March 5

No Recommendation

 

California; San Diego County; San Diego Unified Schools, District E, Primary Election, March 5

No Recommendation

 

California; San Diego County; Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College, Area 4, Primary Election, March 5

No Recommendation

 

California; San Diego County; San Diego Community College, District D, Primary Election

Andrew Gomez II

JUDICIAL RATINGS

Judges sitting on the courts may be incompetent, corrupt or lazy. Even worse, many are political opportunists with a political agenda.

There are two types of judges: judicial activists and strict constructionists. A judicial activist legislates from the bench. Instead of strictly interpreting law, these judges make the laws. Instead of applying the law to facts, they rule based on their own values.

Judicial activists overturn voter-passed initiatives and laws passed by the state legislature because they personally have a different belief system, twist the law to rationalize their decisions, and impose their own moral codes, political beliefs, and secular values in an effort to reshape our society and promote social engineering.

Strict constructionists impartially arrive at a fair judgment based on law.

Judicial activists are usually more liberal; strict constructionists are usually more conservative.

HOW WE COME UP WITH A FINAL RATING

Judges are rated on a scale of 1-5 — 5 being best.

5 Stars – The best candidate. Our strongest endorsement

4 Stars – Very good

3 Stars – Acceptable

2 Stars – Vote only to prevent worse candidate(s) from winning

1 Star – Terrible. Do Not Vote, Unless We Say Endorsed. All Other Votes Will Count

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