From UCCA’s president Diane Ahern: One way we can shape our future is to vote in the Tuesday, November 8, General Election. Due to redistricting and redrawn boundary maps, many voting districts have changed. At the City Council level, University City will vote in our new City Council District 6 with the communities of Mira Mesa, Sorrento Valley, MCAS Miramar, Kearney Mesa, and parts of Scripps Ranch.
SD County News Center: Voters can take advantage of early voting at an additional 179 Vote Centers starting Saturday, Nov. 5. That will make a total of 218 centers open for the four days leading up to and including Election Day. Voters can cast their ballot at any one of the Vote Centers in the county. The hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Monday, Nov. 7. All locations will be open again on Election Day, Nov. 8, when voting hours change to 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. You can find a Vote Center location near you at sdvote.com.
Under the Voter’s Choice Act (VCA), voters choose when, where and how to vote. Voters who received a ballot in the mail may return it: By U.S. Postal Service (as long as it’s postmarked by Nov. 8, Election Day), at a secure Ballot Drop Box location, or vote in person at a Vote Center near you.
Vote Centers: In the University City and Clairemont areas, Vote Centers are now open at:
- ALCOTT ELEM SCHOOL
- DOYLE RECREATION CENTER
- NORTH CLAIREMONT REC CTR
- STANDLEY PARK & REC CTR
- UCSD GEISEL LIBRARY
Vote Centers replace polling places and provide more services. You can:
- Vote in-person or drop off a mail-in ballot
- Vote using an accessible ballot marking device
- Receive assistance and voting materials in multiple languages
- Register to vote or update your voter registration and vote on the same day
Your Vote is your Voice; please Don’t be Silent; please Exercise your Right to Vote. For your convenience, University City Community Association has put together a list of resources to help ease the voting process this year:
- San Diego County Democratic Party: SD Voter Guide and Endorsements
- San Diego County Republican Party: SD Voter Guide and Endorsements
- U-T Guide to Candidates & Endorsements, Measures & Propositions: visit SD Union Tribune General Election Guide
- How to Vote – Your guide to casting a ballot in 2022 midterms and San Diego County elections: visit SD Union Tribune How to Vote Guide
- Verify Your Voter Registration: visit SD Vote Registration Status
- Voting Options: visit SD Registrar of Voters
- San Diego Election News: visit County News Center – Elections
- Voice of San Diego Election Hub: visit VOSD – 2022 Election Hub
- KPBS Voter Hub: visit KPBS – 2022 Voter Hub
- Tommy Hough for City Council: visit Tommy Hough
- Kent Lee for City Council: visit Kent Lee for San Diego 2022
In the City Council District 6 Race between Tommy Hough and Kent Lee, here’s a short list of Headline News:
- 10/20 – SD U-T Endorsement – City Council District 6: visit SD Union Tribune – Endorsement
- 10/19 – Two Democrats battling for San Diego council seat clash on housing, ethnicity, leadership styles: visit SD Union Tribune – Candidates Clash
- 10/18 – District 6 city council candidates Tommy Hough, Kent Lee debate housing, the 2022 election: visit SD Union Tribune D6 Debate
- 10/13 – Meet Kent Lee, candidate for San Diego City Council District 6: visit KUSI – Kent Lee
- 10/11 – Meet Tommy Hough, candidate for San Diego City Council District 6: visit KUSI – Tommy Hough
- 10/4 – Q&A with Kent Lee, candidate San Diego City Council District 6: visit SD Union Tribune – Kent Lee
- 10/4 – Q&A with Tommy Hough, candidate San Diego City Council District 6: visit SD Union Tribune – Tommy Hough
- 10/3 – Council Race to Test the Voting Power of Asian Empowerment District: visit Voice of San Diego
- 9/29 – Two Democrats in San Diego’s hottest council race running on starkly different messages: visit SD Union Tribune – Different Messages
- 9/27 – Housing Debate Defines District 6 Council Race: visit Voice of San Diego – Housing Debate
The last date to cast your vote in the November 8, midterm General Election is November 8. Your Vote is your Voice; please Don’t be Silent; please Exercise your Right to Vote. For more information, visit: visit SD Registrar of Voters
From Voice of San Diego Politifest 2022 Debate: SD City Council District 6
From SD Union Tribune 2022 Candidate Forum: SD City Council District 6
