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Member, San Diego River Conservancy, present
Former Representative, Board and Executive Committee, San Diego Metropolitan Transit System
Former Member, Committee on Agriculture, California State Assembly
Former Member, Committee on Health, California State Assembly
Former Member, Committee on Housing and Community Development, California State Assembly
Former Member, Committee on Veterans Affairs, California State Assembly
Former Member, Governmental Organization Committee, California State Assembly
Former Member, Health Committee, California State Senate
Former Member, Homelessness Committee, California State Assembly
Former Vice Chair, Housing and Community Development Committee, California State Assembly
Former Member, Joint Committee on Legislative Audit, California State Senate
Former Member, Joint Committee on Rules, California State Senate
Former Member, Joint Legislative Audit Committee, California State Assembly
Former Member, Labor and Industrial Relations Committee, California State Senate
Former Member, Natural Resources and Water Committee, California State Senate
Former Member, Regional Housing Working Group, San Diego Association of Governments (SanDAG)
Former Member, Regional Planning Committee
Former Member, Select Committee on California's Wine Industry, California State Senate
Former Member, Select Committee on Women, Work and Families, California State Senate
Former Member, Transportation and Housing Committee, California State Senate
Former Member, United States Citizen Youth Exiled in Mexico, California State Senate
Former Member, Women and Inequality-Strategies to Promote Opportunity Committee, California State Senate
Member, Joint Committee on Fisheries and Aquaculture
Chair, Rules
Member, Select Committee on California, Armenia and Artsakh Mutual Trade, Art and Cultural Exchange
Member, Student Success
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By Ben Hueso, Scott Peters, and Toni Atkins After months of chaos in City Hall, it is imperative that trust in city government is restored. First and foremost, employees and visitors alike must feel safe in an environment with the highest ethical standards. Second, the there's a lot of work to be done, and city leaders must move forward with the business of the city. We have confidence in council President Todd Gloria as interim mayor, and his ability to lead the city in an open, honest and effective manner. We have worked with him, and he has always had the city's best interests in mind. He is reasonable, smart and a proven coalition-builder, bringing together people of all parties and interests. San Diego needs a thoughtful, proven leader. We all need to stand behind Todd Gloria and join him to keep San Diego moving forward along a path to economic recovery to provide San Diegans with the highest quality of life in the nation. State Sen. Ben Hueso Rep. Scott Peters Assemblywoman Toni Atkin
