Olga Diaz's guest appearances

Olga Diaz

Voice of San Diego Podcast

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Show In Progress

Monica Montgomery

Landon Donovan

Jen Campbell

Joel Anderson

Diego YIMBYs

Chris Ward

Scott Sherman

Jim Desmond

Sara Take Sacramento

Tasha Williamson

Mara Elliott

Kenya Taylor

Lorena Gonzalez

Papa Doug

Todd Gloria

OwlTail

The District 3 Board of Supervisors’ race is arguably the most important local race in 2020 because it’ll determine which political party controls the county government. Olga Diaz is a veteran of the Escondido City Council who helped build out the political infrastructure of the Democratic Party in North County over the last 12 years. She's running for the District 3 seat. This is her interview with VOSD associate editor Jesse Marx. Follow all of our election coverage with our newsletters at vosd.org/newslettersSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The District 3 Board of Supervisors’ race is arguably the most important local race in 2020 because it’ll determine which political party controls the county government. Olga Diaz is a veteran of the Escondido City Council who helped build out the political infrastructure of the Democratic Party in North County over the last 12 years. She's running for the District 3 seat. This is her interview with VOSD associate editor Jesse Marx. Follow all of our election coverage with our newsletters at <a href="http://vosd.org/newsletters" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">vosd.org/newsletters</a>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Bonus Podcast: Olga Diaz on the D3 Supervisors' Race

It’s a candidate forum on Show In Progress with Matt Strabone this week as Matt speaks with the two Democrats vying to unseat incumbent Republican San Diego County Supervisor Kristin Gaspar. Matt chats separately with Escondido City Councilmember Olga Diaz and UCSD professor Terra Lawson-Remer, asking each to share their origin stories, their top legislative priorities, and their thoughts on homelessness, transit, land use, and more. Both candidates provide a deep dive on their way of thinking and how they would approach serving on the County Board of Supervisors. Matt ends the episode with a joke that is criminally bad.

Candidate Forum: Olga Diaz & Terra Lawson-Remer