- 3:30PM Social time and check-in
- 4:00PM Meeting on Zoom
- Zoom registration
Congressional District 50
This month we return to endorsement considerations — for the newly drawn Congressional District 50.

The new district is 66.0% White, 11.7% Asian, 3.7% Black and 16.7% Latino.
We have two Democratic candidates:
- Scott Peters
- Kylie Taitano
We will have a forum discussion and endorsement consideration, moderated by the chair of our endorsement committee, Deval Zaveri-Tabb.
All of the new Congressional districts in California are available here.

Scott Peters – @ScottPetersSD
Grateful San Diegan, 2x dad, husband, brother, son. Enviro lawyer, Congress, urbanist. #CA52 #SDinDC #YIMBY #GoDuke #Padres @votenewdems #GetVaccinatedNow

Kylie Taitano – @KylieTaitano
Candidate for Congress in #CA50 | Community first. Community powered.
No corporate/lobbyist money
Complete guidelines for our process are available here:
- Endorsement Forum Guidelines Updated for COVID-19 Emergency (PDF) – June 2020
- Ranked Choice Voting (PDF) – June 2020
Agenda
- 3:30pm Pre-meeting social
- 4:00pm Borders
- 4:10pm Endorsement consideration for Congressional District 50
- 5:10pm Resolution in support of AB2764
- 5:15pm Officer reports
- 5:20pm Electeds, representatives, candidates
- 5:25pm Announcements
- 5:30pm Adjourn and Post-meeting social
Resolution in support of AB2764
Clubmember Dave Engle presented at our last meeting and solicited the club’s support for AB2764 — “Moratorium on Commercial Animal Feeding Operations and Slaughterhouses”.
AB 2764 is supported by San Diego City Council candidates Tommy Hough and Lori Saldana who spoke in favor of it during non-agenda public comment at the Thursday March 17th San Diego City Council Environment Committee meeting. A motion was also unanimously passed by the San Diego County Democrats For Environmental Action at their March 16th meeting in support of AB 2764. San Diego Unified School Board, Subdistrict C candidate Cody Petterson also supports AB 2764 along with Direct Action Everywhere, Compassionate Bay and many, many others.
We considered this unanimously passed resolution by the San Francisco Board of Supervisors on November 16th 2021 which inspired AB 2764 that makes many compelling points.
Proposed resolution in support of the moratorium. (PDF)
You can read more about the legislation here. We will vote on a resolution in support of AB2764 at our April 24 meeting.
Officer Reports
- Secretary, Kip Eischen
- Treasurer, Angela Hawkins
- VP, Diane Mosely
- President, John Loughlin
Electeds, representatives, candidates
Announcements
Sunday April 24, 4:00PM – Zoom registration
Click here to register for the Zoom meeting
If you’re new to Zoom don’t worry, you can join early at 3:30PM and during this Social Time we’ll help you get into the meeting. We’ll bring everyone up to speed on some of the features of the Zoom application.
Bring your own refreshments (!) and positive news to share.
If you have a problem registering, or joining on the day of the meeting, you can call us on (619) 800-5098, or email info@pointlomadem.org with your contact details.
Edited: Since our original post Adam Schindler contacted us to say that he is now registered as No Party Preference, and as such he is not eligible for our endorsement.