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Scott doesn't care whose idea it is. He cares whether it works. He's spent his career getting Democrats and Republicans into the same room, and getting things done for San Diego.
Long before Congress, he was San Diego's first City Council President and later Chair of the Port. He helped the City of San Diego cut sewer spills 80%, set up the city's independent audit function and deliver $2 billion in downtown redevelopment.
He's running again because the work isn't finished. San Diegans can't afford San Diego. Sewage from Mexico continues to close our beaches and the climate is changing faster than Washington.
Scott would rather fix a problem than fight about it.
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Lower housing costs, lower bills and a San Diego where working families can afford to stay.

Lower costs, protect Medicare and make sure care is there when San Diegans need it.

San Diego shouldn't have to live with a cross-border sewage crisis.

Cleaner energy, better infrastructure and good-paying jobs for San Diego's future.
Scott’s plan helped make it law for seniors on Medicare.
Secured to fix and expand the plant that stops Tijuana River sewage.
A new law to build them, passed this year with Republican support.
Coronado to Poway, Scott does this job in person. He listens first, then gets it done.
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Working people and job creators don't agree on much. They agree on Scott.



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Moms Demand Action · Gun Sense Candidate“Stormed In”: twenty ICE agents in combat gear raided a South Park restaurant. Scott wrote the law to hold federal agents to the same standards we ask of local police.
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