“San Diegans will go to the polls Tuesday for the special mayoral
election, choosing from 11 candidates to replace Bob Filner, who
resigned in August following a sexual harassment scandal,” the San Diego Union Tribune reports.
“Because it’s
unlikely any one candidate will get more than 50 percent of the vote, a
runoff between the top-two finishers is expected to be scheduled for
sometime in February.”
Los Angeles Times: “With some policy
differences at the margins, the four top candidates have all promised to
improve neighborhood services, hire more police officers and streamline
city government to help private industry create jobs.”


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