This Election 2020 San Joaquin County Voter Guide will help you cut through the rhetoric, election propaganda and biased media coverage of the campaigns. This guide ranks every aspect of a candidate’s record according to experience, integrity and commitment to community. Here you’ll find recommendations for:
- President
- Statewide Offices
- Legislatures
- Judges
- Propositions and More!
Scroll down for our recommendations.
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Ratings: Every candidate is considered after thorough research; we also have a questionnaire for candidates to complete. Here is our rating system:
: The best candidate. Our strongest endorsement.- : Very good.
- : Acceptable.
- : Vote only to prevent worse candidate(s) from winning.
: Terrible. Do Not Vote. All your other votes will count.
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President
- Joe Biden(D)
- Donald Trump (R) [Endorsed]
Propositions
To get an understanding of why we recommend the propositions the way we do, I have created a short video reviewing each proposition and the reasons why we say yes or no, along with some other detail you should find interesting. You can watch the video HERE.
Vote:
14 – No
15 – No
16 – No
17 – No
18 – No
19 – No
20 – Yes
21 – No
22 – Yes
23 – No
24 – No
25 – No
U.S. Representative
9th District
- Jerry McNerney (D) (Incumbent)
- Antonio Amador (R)
10th District
- Josh Harder (D) (Incumbent)
- Ted Howze (R)
California State Senator
5th District
- Susan Talamantes Eggman (D)
- Jim Ridenour (R)
State Assembly
9th District
- Jim Cooper (D) (Incumbent)
- Eric Rigard (R)
12th District
- Paul Akinjo (D)
- Heath Flora (R) (Incumbent)
13th District
- Kathy Miller (D)
- Carlos Villapudua (D)