After Tuesday’s historic election where Supervisor Terra Lawson-Remer earned the honor to once again represent San Diego County, she was back in the office Wednesday taking calls and beginning to put in the early work on strategies to protect San Diegans from the expected extremism of a second Donald Trump term as President of the United States.]

Supervisor Lawson-Remer released the following statement: 

“I am honored to have been re-elected by San Diego County voters on Tuesday, and I am committed to defending the best interests of all the people of San Diego County from any potential threats that may arise from a second Trump presidency.  We must rise above divisiveness or despair, and recommit ourselves to fighting for our shared values of fairness, opportunity, democracy, and rule of law.  I am grateful for everyone who supported me in this election, and I invite those who did not to join me in working together over these next four years to make our county better for every single resident.”