Vote for Tommy and the Unity Slate in the ADEM Election Jan. 27
If you're a registered Democrat, I hope to earn your support as I run for a seat as one of your California Democratic Party delegates in the (AD-77) Assembly District 77 ADEM elections on Sunday, Jan. 27, 2019.
The 2019 ADEM elections are open from 12 noon to 3 p.m. at IBEW Local 465 in Mira Mesa at 7444 Trade St., San Diego, CA 92121. If you're a Tommy voter and a registered Democrat, please support our Unity Slate of outstanding progressive candidates, including:
Executive Board (vote for one):
Ryan Trabuco
Women (vote for all seven):
Andrea Cubitt
Katherine Hogue
Eva Jackson
Judy Ki
Aleena Nawabi
Ria Otero
Corinne Wilson
Men (vote for all seven):
Luca Barton
Matt DuBurg
Tommy Hough
Danny Jackson
Fayaz Nawabi
Paul Sasso
Ryan Trabuco
The 2019 ADEM elections are open from 12 noon to 3 p.m. at IBEW Local 465 in Mira Mesa at 7444 Trade St., San Diego, CA 92121. If you're a Tommy voter and a registered Democrat, please support our Unity Slate of outstanding progressive candidates, including:
Executive Board (vote for one):
Ryan Trabuco
Women (vote for all seven):
Andrea Cubitt
Katherine Hogue
Eva Jackson
Judy Ki
Aleena Nawabi
Ria Otero
Corinne Wilson
Men (vote for all seven):
Luca Barton
Matt DuBurg
Tommy Hough
Danny Jackson
Fayaz Nawabi
Paul Sasso
Ryan Trabuco
Candidate remarks begin at 12 noon on Saturday, Jan 27, with voting from 1 to 3 p.m. You do not have to stay the entire time – you can vote and leave.
Voting will end at 3 p.m., so give yourself time to arrive, park and vote. You must be a registered Democrat in AD-77 to vote in the ADEM election. Check with the San Diego County Registrar of Voters to confirm your registration, or go to adems.vote for more information.
Voting will end at 3 p.m., so give yourself time to arrive, park and vote. You must be a registered Democrat in AD-77 to vote in the ADEM election. Check with the San Diego County Registrar of Voters to confirm your registration, or go to adems.vote for more information.
Find Your Neighborhood or Community in AD-77
Assembly District 77 includes:
- Carmel Mountain Ranch
- Carmel Valley
- Clairemont
- Del Dios
- Del Sur
- Fairbanks Ranch
- 4S Ranch
- Kearny Mesa
- MCAS Miramar
- Mira Mesa
- Navajo (northern San Carlos)
- Poway
- Rancho Bernardo
- Rancho Peñasquitos
- Rancho Santa Fe
- Sabre Springs
- San Pasqual Valley
- Scripps Ranch
- Sorrento Valley
- Tierrasanta
A Commitment to Environmental Integrity and a Progressive Community
As the 2018 Democratic candidate for San Diego City Council in District 6 (located entirely within AD-77) and the co-founder and former president of San Diego County Democrats for Environmental Action, I'm a proven progressive committed to addressing environmental and conservation issues in San Diego County and around the state.
For a complete list of my 2018 general election endorsements, please visit my Endorsements page.
With your help, I will continue to:
For a complete list of my 2018 general election endorsements, please visit my Endorsements page.
With your help, I will continue to:
- Advocate for women's health and ongoing access to reproductive health services.
- Advocate for Medicare for all, or an equivalent heath insurance option for all Californians.
- Advocate for an end to raids by federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) that selectively target neighborhoods and worksites, enter people's homes without proper warrants or consent, and coerce individuals to submit to interrogations about citizenship and immigration status without making them aware of their legal options.
- Promote transparency of state agencies tasked with enforcing environmental law, like the California Coastal Commission and Air Resources Board.
- Promote adoption of "zero waste" food composting services by city and local governments.
- Work with elected officials, San Diego County Democrats for Environmental Action, the Sierra Club and other organizations to close the loophole that enables developers to put development schemes on the ballot as land use measures in order to dodge California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) adherence.
- Work to prevent a sand mine from being built along the San Diego River in the El Monte Valley in Lakeside.
- Work to prevent the Trump-backed Cadiz project from moving forward, which would include the pillaging of a natural aquifer beneath Mojave Trails National Monument.
- Work to counter Trump administration attempts to destabilize our state's economy and electoral integrity.
- Advocate for smart urban growth, including increased housing utilizing responsible density with abundant public transportation options.
- Advocate for preservation of the county's remaining open space so native plant and animal communities have breathing space to recover from fire, and ensure wildlife corridors are preserved in and around urban centers.
- Advocate for employers to allow employees to work from home two or three days out of the week, in order cut back on automobile use and greenhouse gas emissions.
- Oppose any attempt to shrink or reduce the boundaries of National Monuments within the state of California, any attempt to re-introduce old-growth logging on federal lands within the state, or any attempt to renew mining or natural gas exploration in protected areas.
- Advocate for development of a countywide regional wildfire protection system, with a focus on the entire fire risk equation, not wanton destruction of native plant communities in the backcountry.
- Work to ensure fracking operators in California are required to go beyond EPA requirements and reveal the specific contents of fracking materials – and reveal the amount of fresh water used in order to produce one barrel of oil from fracking.
- Advocate for an aggressive litter pickup effort in all of our communities – especially the city of San Diego. As a basic level of civic pride, litter and trash have no place along our streets and freeways or in our parks.
- Advocate for full funding to address deferred maintenance at California State Parks and historic sites.
