With the San Jose District 3 special election approaching, candidates are presenting their platforms on crucial issues like public safety, homelessness, and housing. A forum highlighted these priorities, reflecting voters' concerns over government trust and safety. Anthony Tordillos expressed worries about expensive housing and the stability of small businesses and community safety. A special election on April 8 will determine a permanent council representative after Omar Torres' resignation. If no candidate secures over 50% of the vote, a runoff will be held on June 24. Other candidates are focusing on effective homelessness solutions and community improvement.
As I've been knocking on doors talking with voters, it's clear that many folks in our community have lost trust in their local government, and rightfully so.
Housing is still much too expensive. Too many of our neighbors are living on the streets without shelter. Too many of our small businesses are struggling.
The special election on April 8 aims to elect a permanent representative for San Jose's downtown after Councilmember Torres' resignation due to scandal.
Smith has focused her policy platform on bigger, more cost-effective homelessness solutions, fiscal responsibility, pro-business incentives, and overall community improvement.
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