BOARD OF SUPERVISORS: DISTRICT 1
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🗳 The votes are being counted in the San Diego County Supervisor District 1 Special Election
While we await the final decision, watch our exclusive candidate interviews. We pressed D1 candidates on what's at stake for the San Diego County Board of Supervisors. See what they said below!
Democrat Paloma Aguirre answers County Supervisor Questions | Special Election 2025 | KPBS Voter Hub
Republican John McCann answers County Supervisor Questions | Special Election 2025 | KPBS Voter Hub
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