Endorsement: Paloma Aguirre for county supervisor
In the special election to fill the District 1 vacancy on the county Board of...
Endorsements
Don’t reward deceptive state leaders by backing Props. 2 and 4
When deciding whether to state Propositions 2 and 4 — which would each authorize...
Endorsement: No on Measure E. Don’t be duped by City Hall.
The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board’s deep and amply justified concern about the judgment of...
Union-Tribune Editorial Board endorsements for Nov. 5 election
Here are all of The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board’s endorsements for the Nov. 5...
Endorsements: Cusack, Elo-Rivera for San Diego City Council
The homogenization of San Diego City Hall has led to unhealthy groupthink among elected officials....
Endorsement: To protect students at San Diego Unified, elect Crystal Trull
Except for the divisions over school closures during the unique circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic,...
Endorsement: More proof a vote for Measure G is a vote for chaos, waste
The San Diego Association of Governments wants county residents to approve a half-cent increase in...
Endorsement: Unless you like California status quo, reject Prop. 32
Proposition 32 — the latest state ballot measure seeking to raise the minimum wage —...
Endorsement: No on Prop. 2, yes (barely) on Measure HH
With enrollment down in most parts of California but with compensation costs still going up...
Endorsement: Despite missteps, Todd Gloria is the clear choice for mayor
In March, after San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria scored an anemic victory in the primary...
Endorsement: Reject Measure G. SANDAG is dishonest, dysfunctional.
It’s impossible to recall a ballot measure backed by a major local government that had...
Endorsement: Lawson-Remer for county supervisor. Ash happened.
Before the March primary, The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board endorsed incumbent county Supervisor Terra...
Endorsement: Heather Ferbert the clear choice for San Diego city attorney
In a city that has a 30-year history of making bizarre mistakes on pension funding...
Endorsement: Yes on Prop. 36: Time to free the detergent
The coming landslide win for Proposition 36 will be a triumph for truth over spin....
Endorsement: No on Prop. 35. It’s more about doctors than patients.
Proposition 35 — the “Provides Permanent Funding for Medi-Cal Health Care Services” initiative statute —...
Endorsement: No on Prop. 5, which rewards state’s broken status quo
A key selling point for Proposition 5 on the Nov. 5 California ballot is that...
Endorsement: No on Prop. 4, $10 billion bond with too much unfocused spending
The practice of local and state governments using 30- or 40-year borrowing to pay for...
Endorsement: Yes on Prop. 3: State should protect same-sex marriage
Proposition 3 would make the right to same-sex marriage a part of the California Constitution....
Endorsement: No on Prop. 34. It sets a bad precedent and seems unconstitutional.
Proposition 34 is nominally about making health care more efficient. It requires that some care...
Endorsement: No on Prop. 33. Rent control makes problem worse.
For the third time in recent years, state voters are being asked to expand cities’...