Chula Vista's 4th District, situated in the southwestern portion of the city, is an area with a distinct character, shaped by its proximity to the bay and a mix of urban and recreational spaces.
One of the district's most defining features is its border along the bay, which includes key areas like Bayside Park and the Chula Vista Marina. These waterfront locations are not just scenic spots but also hubs of recreational activity, offering boating, fishing, and various waterfront events. The bayfront area, particularly with its upcoming redevelopment, is poised to become a significant attraction, potentially transforming the district's landscape and adding new dimensions to its economic and social fabric.
L Street, forming much of the district's northern boundary, demarcates a transition from the coastal and marina areas into more urban settings. This street is a vital artery, linking different parts of the district and facilitating easy access to various amenities.
Broadway Plaza in the district serves as a commercial center, catering to the shopping and service needs of the residents. Its presence contributes to the urban character of the district, offering convenience and a variety of retail options.
The San Diego Country Club, located within the district, adds an element of leisure and social activity. This club is not just a golfing destination but also a venue for community gatherings and events, contributing to the district's social landscape.
Educationally, the district is home to Castle Park High School. The school is more than an educational institution; it's a community landmark that fosters local engagement and serves as a center for youth activities and development.
In summary, Chula Vista's 4th District is marked by its unique coastal features, urban amenities, and community spaces. The district harmoniously blends its bayfront identity with urban living, while also preparing for future growth and development with the bayfront redevelopment project. The presence of key landmarks like the Chula Vista Marina, Broadway Plaza, and Castle Park High School contributes to the district's vibrant and diverse character, making it a vital part of the city.
Candidate | Last Report | Total Raised | Total Spent | Debt | Cash-on-Hand | Net COH | |
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Cesar Fernandez (D)
Teacher/School Trustee |
02-17-24 | $10,643.20 | $8,675.48 | $2,703.00 | $4,670.73 | $1,967.73 | |
Rudy Ramirez (D)
Former Councilmember |
02-17-24 | $3,621.11 | $3,000.00 | $0.00 | $621.11 | $621.11 |
Election | DEM | REP | Margin |
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2020 Presidential | Biden - 62.1% | Trump - 36.3% | D +25.80% |
2018 Gubernatorial | Newsom - 58.7% | Cox - 41.3% | D +17.40% |
2016 Presidential | Clinton - 62.2% | Trump - 33.0% | D +29.20% |
Total Population | Total | White | Hispanic | Black | Asian | Native | Pacific |
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66,777 | 21.0% | 49.7% | 6.7% | 24.6% | 3.0% | 1.2% |
Name | Votes | Vote % | Vote Share | |
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✔ | Cesar Fernandez (D) | 1,867 | 23.46% |
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✔ | Rudy Ramirez (D) | 1,585 | 19.92% |
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Delfina Gonzalez (D) | 1,521 | 19.11% |
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Christine Brady (D) | 1,318 | 16.56% |
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Andrea Cardenas (D) | 1,212 | 15.23% |
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Jose Sarmiento (D) | 432 | 5.43% |
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Leticia Lares | 23 | 0.29% |
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Name | Votes | Vote % | Vote Share | |
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✔ | Andrea Cardenas (D) | 12,179 | 52.0% |
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Mike Diaz (DTS) | 11,241 | 48.0% |
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Name | Votes | Vote % | Vote Share | |
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✔ | Mike Diaz (DTS) | 4,762 | 45.41% |
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✔ | Andrea Cardenas (D) | 4,225 | 40.29% |
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Delfina Gonzalez | 1,499 | 14.3% |
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