Tommy Hosts Earth Day Parade Sunday

San Diego Earth Fair at Balboa Park is the biggest and longest-running Earth Day event in the U.S., and you can meet Tommy at the San Diego County Democrats for Environmental Action booth at Earth Fair on Sunday, April 22, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. As the co-founder and former president of the club, Tommy will talk about his environmental vision for San Diego – and will host the annual Earth Day Parade at Plaza de Panama beginning at 10:30 a.m.
Neighborhoods First

Our neighbors in Clairemont, Mira Mesa, Kearny Mesa, Miramar, Sorrento Valley and southern Rancho Peñasquitos have an opportunity this year to vote out a councilmember who sold them out to developers moneyed interests, and elect a new councilmember determined to make city hall work for all San Diegans on issues like transit, homelessness, affordable and fair-market housing, closing our fire station gap, a cleaner and greener San Diego – and circling the wagons around San Diegans who work for a living.
San Diegans want a councilmember who has their back, and deserve effective public safety, potholes filled, problem roads re-built, less bureaucracy, parks maintained and improved, dangerous intersections made safe, improved business districts and support for our craft breweries, machine shops and small businesses.
My name is Tommy Hough, and I'm not a creature of city hall. I'm not a product of the wealthy or powerful. I'm not a rubber stamp for developers, and I will never betray the business of the people of San Diego to Downtown developers or moneyed special interests.
I'm committed to our District 6 communities, I'm committed to working San Diegans and the middle class – and I'm committed to you.
San Diegans want a councilmember who has their back, and deserve effective public safety, potholes filled, problem roads re-built, less bureaucracy, parks maintained and improved, dangerous intersections made safe, improved business districts and support for our craft breweries, machine shops and small businesses.
My name is Tommy Hough, and I'm not a creature of city hall. I'm not a product of the wealthy or powerful. I'm not a rubber stamp for developers, and I will never betray the business of the people of San Diego to Downtown developers or moneyed special interests.
I'm committed to our District 6 communities, I'm committed to working San Diegans and the middle class – and I'm committed to you.