ABC 10News sat down with political analyst John Dadian to see what he projects will happen moving forward.
SAN DIEGO — There were still 20,000 votes to be counted in the race for San Diego County's District Four Supervisor seat as of Wednesday evening, but according to a local political analyst, it’s looking like a November run-off may be necessary. In that case, Monica Montgomery-Steppe would certainly be a candidate in the Special General Election, but it’s still uncertain whether she’d be up against Republican Amy Reichert or fellow Democrat Janessa Goldbeck.
“After the redistricting this is a more Democratic district, is it surprising that Reichert won 29% of the vote?” ABC 10News reporter Perla Shaheen asked. The County Board of Supervisors is split down the middle of the political aisle, since two of the seats are held by Democrats, while Republicans hold the other two. Dadian was asked if this could lead to problems as the board waits for the fifth seat to be filled.
The Registrar of Voters says 20% of registered voters submitted a ballot, and this doesn't surprise Dadian. If there’s a run off, he’s hopeful more voters will come forward in November.
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