Voters on Tuesday will decide whether Monica Montgomery Steppe or Amy Reichert will replace Nathan Fletcher, who represented District 4 for over four years until he resigned May 15.
SAN DIEGO - Voters in Tuesday's special election will decide if they want a San Diego City Council member and attorney, or a private investigator and noted opponent of governmental COVID-19 mandates, to represent them on the county Board of Supervisors.
It features the cities of La Mesa and Lemon Grove, and four unincorporated communities: Casa de Oro-Mount Helix, Dehesa, Rancho San Diego and Spring Valley. Montgomery Steppe is a native San Diegan first elected as the Fourth District City Council member in 2018, defeating incumbent Myrtle Cole. Montgomery Steppe was re-elected last year.
On her City Council website, Montgomery Steppe stated that she has"brought historical levels of investment to her district," including over $100 million for new parks, streets, repaired sidewalks and street lights, a new senior center and library, affordable and market-rate housing, and small business support.
Montgomery Steppe has also been endorsed by numerous labor organizations, including Service Employees International Union Local 221; environmental groups such as the Sierra Club's San Diego chapter; the San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce; U.S. Reps. Sara Jacobs, Scott Peters and Juan Vargas; state Assembly members David Alvarez, Tasha Boerner and Akilah Weber; state Sens.
According to her campaign website, Reichert"began a career as an investigator and worked to seek justice for clients, including missing persons and uncovering fraud."
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