What: With days before the March 5th California Primary Election, San Diego has the highest voter turnout so far of the ten largest counties (filter by county in the vote turnout tracker). As of yesterday, 14% of voters had turned out in San Diego County, the second-largest county in terms of registered voters. Turnout in other top-ten counties was significantly less: Los Angeles (7%), Orange (12%), Riverside (9%), San Bernardino (7%), Santa Clara (11%), Alameda (8%), Sacramento (11%), Contra Costa (10%), and Ventura (9%).
Because turnout is still off-pace for California, Alliance San Diego is driving hard to reach voters and equip them with the information they need to participate in the election. Despite office damage caused by the Jan. 22nd floods, the Alliance San Diego team has called, knocked, texted, and engaged on social media to reach tens of thousands of voters in addition to providing non-partisan voter information on our election information page. Given the size of its electorate and its relatively higher turnout rates, San Diego’s voting power has the potential to shape state policies and priorities.
When: TUESDAY, March 5, 2024, 12 - 7 p.m.
Where: Alliance San Diego office in Barrio Logan (address provided once confirmed)
Media opportunities in English and Spanish include live shots, interviews, and b-roll with:
- ASD Executive Director Andrea Guerrero
- Civic Engagement Director Itzel Maganda Chavez
- Election Day staff and volunteer canvassers calling voters
Media planning to attend in person should RSVP to reserve their place
To RSVP for media day-of coverage or schedule interviews email [email protected] or call (619) 571-1610
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