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Republicans want to find a way to keep the county supervisor's seat. Democrats see it as an opportunity to finally wrest the seat from the hands of the GOP. Read More »
Government
Despite incumbency, Councilwoman Cole could be underdog in fall election
Has San Diego Councilwoman Myrtle Cole become an underdog in her re-election bid? Read More »
Earthquake safety: Touring a few of San Diego’s most iconic buildings
A San Diego geologist spent a day with inewsource touring old San Diego buildings with earthquake safety in mind. Here's what we found. Read More »
Earthquake questions for Pat Abbott — and the geologist’s responses
Readers sent in great questions for the local geologist to answer while on a tour of old downtown buildings. Here are his responses. Read More »
Supervisors: Strong Democratic showing in possible swing seat; Desmond dominates more Republican district
It’s no secret that Democratic leaders want to elect one of their own to the all-Republican San Diego County Board of Supervisors this fall. Read More »
Congress: Candidates in 49th strongest in home territories; Hunter strong everywhere in 50th
The top two 49th District Democratic candidates were strongest in their home territories. Republican Duncan Hunter remained strong everywhere in 50th District. Read More »
Republican law enforcement candidates win big in San Diego County
Voters on Tuesday elected two Republicans in landslides to San Diego County’s top law enforcement posts — Summer Stephan as district attorney and Bill Gore as sheriff. Read More »
Mapping the vote in San Diego’s key 2018 primary races
Our maps allow you to explore voting results by precinct in six of this year’s most high-profile races: the 49th and 50th congressional districts; the 4th and 5th county Board of Supervisors districts; district attorney; and sheriff. Read More »
Election day money facts to help you vote
A lot of different sources of money can back a politician’s run for office. By knowing where that money is coming from, voters can learn about the priorities and connections of candidates on the ballot. Read More »
Outside spending ramps up as Tuesday’s election approaches
With the election Tuesday, groups are spending hundreds of thousands of dollars in San Diego County’s most competitive races. Read More »