Postcards are showing up in the mailboxes of 1.8 million registered San Diego County voters this week, alerting them to political party rules on voting for president in the March 3, 2020 primary election.
The County Board of Supervisors approved funding for four satellite voting locations for the March 2020 Primary Election during a special board meeting on Monday.
The San Diego County Registrar’s office is sending nearly 1.8 million postcards to the County’s registered voters in the coming weeks to let you know that your political party registration determines which presidential primary candidates will appear on your March 3, 2020 primary election ballot.
A steady stream of visitors took the chance to talk with County of San Diego executives Monday on what they’d like to see included in the next County budget.
Credit: Shutterstock image The County Board of Supervisors laid the groundwork Tuesday to get into the business of buying and selling electricity.
The County of San Diego saw a changing of the guard this last fiscal year. Two new supervisors joined the ranks of longtime veterans on the County Board of Supervisors, and they raised the stakes on overcoming the region’s challenges. The newly released 2018-2019 Annual Report offers highlights of how the County is making strides on new priorities while still maintaining the services San Diegans have come to expect.
Share your thoughts with County executives at the County Budget Development Advocacy Day, Oct. 21 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the County Operations Center in Kearny Mesa.
