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Supervisora del Distrito 1 del Condado de San Diego: Se Espera que la Titular Gane la Reelección con Facilidad

La Supervisora del Condado de San Diego, Nora Vargas, se postula para un segundo mandato representando a los residentes del Distrito 1. Se enfrenta a Alejandro Galicia, quien no ha recaudado fondos, lo que le da a Vargas un camino extremadamente fácil hacia la reelección.

Supervisora del Distrito 1 del Condado de San Diego: Se Espera que la Titular Gane la Reelección con Facilidad
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La Supervisora del Condado de San Diego, Nora Vargas, se postula para un segundo mandato representando a los residentes del Distrito 1. Se enfrenta a Alejandro Galicia, quien no ha recaudado fondos, lo que le da a Vargas un camino extremadamente fácil hacia la reelección.

Galicia se postuló sin éxito para el senado estatal hace dos años. No tiene un sitio web de campaña y, según informes financieros de campaña, no ha recaudado dinero para esta carrera. Vargas ha recaudado $182,000 para su campaña de reelección.

Vargas asumió el cargo el 4 de enero de 2021, siendo la primera latina, primera inmigrante y primera mujer de color en los más de 200 años de historia de el Consejo de Supervisores del Condado de San Diego. El año pasado, fue elegida por unanimidad como presidenta de el Consejo de Supervisores.

“Como Copresidenta del subcomité de COVID-19 del Condado, la Presidenta Vargas ha liderado esfuerzos para mitigar los impactos de la pandemia global, con un fuerte enfoque en la recuperación económica desde una perspectiva equitativa,” informa su biografía.

“Se desempeña como Presidenta de SANDAG, miembro del Distrito de Control de la Contaminación del Aire, y representante del Condado ante la Asociación de Condados del Estado de California (CSAC) y la Asociación Nacional de Condados (NACo). En Febrero de 2022, la Presidenta Vargas fue nombrada por el Gobernador Gavin Newsom para servir en el Consejo de Recursos del Aire de California.”

Demócrata progresista, Vargas no siempre se alinea con los sindicatos ni con sus colegas demócratas en el Consejo de Supervisores, una independencia que podría atraer a los votantes NPP.

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