Summary
A local opinion piece is calling out supervisor candidate Ricardo Valencia, saying his endorsement by the Working Families Party is a red flag. The author thinks Valencia will push a socialist agenda and wants you to vote for Maribel Aguilera instead.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
- 2
Impact analysis
This is all about who gets elected, not directly about your wallet right now.
Supporters of Maribel Aguilera and those who oppose a 'socialist agenda' will likely be pleased.
Ricardo Valencia and his supporters might be negatively impacted by this strong criticism.
Mentions & discussions (3)
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Ballot countdown: Santa Barbara County’s 5th District supervisor candidates make their final pitches as Election Day looms
The Board of Supervisors’ newest addition will either be Santa Maria City Councilmember Maribel Aguilera or Santa Maria-Bonita School District Board member Ricardo Valencia. Aguilera—a local attorney and registered independent—received endorsements from the Santa Maria Police Officers’ Association, Santa Maria Firefighters Local 2020, California School Employees Association, Grower-Shipper Association of Santa Barbara and San Luis […]
Working Families Party support of Ricardo Valencia for supervisor is troubling - Santa Maria Sun
As the race to fill Steve Lavagnino’s soon-to-be vacant 5th District supervisorial seat heats up, a particularly troubling fact has emerged regarding one of the candidates. In a previous piece I characterized Santa Maria High School teacher Ricardo Valencia as a “puppet” of local activist organizations. I have also, on occasion, referred to his ever-present […]
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