As Election Day fast approaches, it becomes increasingly clear that Amy Reichert, candidate for the special election for San Diego County Supervisor District 4. She has shown herself as the candidate best equipped to address San Diego County’s pressing issues. The county is at a critical crossroads, and it is paramount to elect a representative with a genuine commitment to the community, someone like Reichert, who has been actively fighting for constituents’ interests.
In a candidate forum hosted by BAPACSD, Reichert’s dedication to the community was clearly evident. Both her opponents proposed a guaranteed universal income, an idea that could potentially cripple San Diego’s economy. Reichert, however, pointed out the harsh reality of our crumbling infrastructure. She provocatively asked, “If our government can’t even fix a pothole, how will they afford guaranteed universal income?”
Reichert’s answer was forthright and unambiguous: such programs would be funded by raising YOUR taxes. She has staunchly opposed any such measures since launching her campaign, including the mileage tax and any other levies that would adversely affect San Diegans.
With only 12 days left until the election, every vote matters. Reichert encourages those who have not yet turned in their ballots to do so, emphasizing that every vote genuinely counts in this crucial election. She also urges those who have already voted to encourage their family and friends to cast their ballots as well.
From the start, Reichert’s campaign has been fueled by the community’s unwavering support. San Diego County’s challenges only bolster her resolve to serve her constituents. Reichert is committed to standing against expensive government programs that place undue burdens on working-class people. There is much work to be done, but with the community’s support, Reichert is ready to continue her service to San Diego County.
As Election Day nears, it’s crucial to remember the strong, community-focused leadership that Amy Reichert represents. She is ready and willing to fight for her constituents and to work tirelessly for the betterment of San Diego County.
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