Carolina
my question to you
After Andrea was, found Guilty,
Why did you during a council meeting not
asked?
Andrea to step Down, resign or censure her?
I just do not believe that you are right person to
be a Supervisor and to represent me.
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I just cannot trust those who are associated
with politician who were convicted
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LOCAL NEWS
Chula Vista subcommittee may soon weigh in
on suspending officials facing criminal charges
The Charter Review Commission explored the topic after
recent indictment of former Councilmember Andrea
Cardenas, who pleaded guilty to felony charges in
February.
By TAMMY MURGA | [email protected] | The San Diego Union- Tribune
UPDATED: April 25, 2024 at 1:46 PM PDT
Should a Chula Vista elected official facing felony charges be suspended from office? Should they receive their salary and benefits? What should happen to their staff?
Last year, council members debated whether felony charges alone — not just a conviction — should be grounds for removal from office via a City Council vote.
They ultimately decided to forgo that provision in a list of charter amendments that voters approved in 2022.
But when the San Diego County District Attorney’s Office filed charges of fraud, grand theft and money laundering against Cardenas in November 2023, many questioned whether Chula Vista should reconsider suspending an indicted official. More
Councilmember Jose Preciado said he wanted to explore what other cities do, what the City Attorney’s Office recommended and if all of his council colleagues would agree to place the issue on a future ballot, which would cost the taxpayers money.
Councilmember Alonso Gonzalez said he would prefer a subcommittee take up the topic and consider any other additional charter amendments.
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• National City censores a newly re-
elected council member
• Summary by San Diego Union
Tribune
• On Tuesday, the majority of the City
of National City voted in favor of
censoring
• José Rodríguez, whom voters re-
elected for a second term last month,
for allegedly violating various city
policies. Officials voted 3-2,
,
LOCAL
Poway City Council votes to censure
councilmember over misconduct
SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — The Poway City Council has voted to censure fellow councilmember Tony Blain over a string of inappropriate and unprofessional behavior.
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Carolina
While receiving payment from me a Chula Vista Taxpayer
and Voter your main priority should be to improve quality of life in Chula Vista
I just do not think that you could ever stop protecting your friends as you already have shown as Chula Vista City
Council member and yout personal interest.
I personally believe that, if you Carolina were to be elected as a supervisor. There would be NO transparency or
communication and that
you would have too many GATE KEEPERS like you
presently have
your focus Shound be my community you would represent.
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Carolina
“To me is all political talk.”
As Deputy Mayor of Chula Vista, You had the opportunity to resolve those Concerns. What have you done to solve those issues? That you are identifying that already exists in your district Dear Neighbor,
I’m Carolina Chavez and I’m running for San Diego County Supervisor, District
1. As Deputy Mayor of Chula Vista, I have seen firsthand the challenges our communities face. From economic insecurity to public safety concerns and the escalating homelessness crisis to the urgent need for equitable healthcare and attainable housing, I am ready to lead with bold, results- driven solutions that put our families and communities first. “To me is all political talk.”
As Deputy Mayor of Chula Vista, You had the opportunity to resolve those Concerns. What have you done to solve those issues?
Our district deserves leadership that delivers:
Pathways to Economic Prosperity : I will champion job creation, support small businesses, and expand workforce development. Together, we can foster innovation, build career pathways, and ensure every resident has access to opportunities for success. “To me is all political talk.” As Deputy Mayor of Chula Vista, You had the opportunity to resolve those Concerns. What have you done to solve those issues?
Safe and Thriving Neighborhoods : Everyone deserves to feel secure in their home and community. I will ensure our law enforcement has the resources they need to keep our neighborhoods safe while fostering partnerships that prioritize safety and trust.
Comprehensive Approaches to Homelessness : We need to address homelessness with both compassion and urgency. My focus will be on expanding access to mental health care, substance abuse treatment, emergency shelter, and wraparound services while working with our cities and nonprofits to create housing options and job opportunities. “To me is all political talk.”
As Deputy Mayor of Chula Vista, You had the opportunity to resolve those Concerns. What have you done to solve those issues?
What was your Focus before and Now?
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Carolina
during you at the political Speaking interview on
Sunday
Not sure if you purposely answer.
without specific answers to any of the question
you were ask during the interview.
Yes
it is a very ingenious Political method to answer
questions and talk without answering.
Yes, I notice. you are using other people’s political
PLAY BOOK
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