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Redlands City Elections 2018

By Spencer Reinart
Community Writer
10/31/2018 at 04:50 PM

The time has finally arrived. The mid-term elections are just a few days away on November 6th. We have spent the last few weeks, and months even listening to our candidates and considering what they have to say. Who will be most beneficial to our community? Who is the candidate that will help our great city of Redlands strive and become better? Well, that choice is entirely in your hands now. 

Residents have gone to the forums, visited the webpages, and followed the social media accounts. It is now our turn for us, members of our respective communities, to carefully consider the people in whom we believe and trust in. The ones we feel will do their best to lead the city, make the difficult choices, and ultimately, listen to our concerns. Now, here are your candidates, measures and polling places that are local to you:

Candidates for City Council District 1:

•Denise Davis

Occupation: Director of the Women’s Resource Center at UCR

• Andy Hoder

Occupation: Current volunteer on the Redlands Street Tree Committee. Retired Airline Pilot

• Priya Vedula 

Occupation: Health Policy Analyst at LLU’s Institute for Health Policy and Leadership

• Eric Whedbee

Occupation: Production Manager at REV share

• Renea Wickman 

Occupation: Public Relations Chair at Inland Empire Concerned African American Churches

Candidates for City Council District 3:

• Paul Barich 

Occupation: Mayor Pro Tem

• Enrique Estrada

Occupation: Marine veteran and Traffic Commission Chairman

• Joe Richardson 

Occupation: San Bernardino lawyer 

• Mike Saifie - Businessman

Occupation: Businessman

Candidates for City Council District 5:

• Paul Foster

Occupation: City Council Incumbent

• Ryan Johnson

Occupation: Vice-Chair of the Commission for Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission 

Candidates for At large 2-year term:

• Toni Momberger 

Occupation: Owner-Shoulder to Shoulder Communications. Owner-Tactical 360

•Brian Seghers 

Occupation: Owner of Rendition Tattoo in Redlands

• Michael Ten Eyck 

Occupation: MN Capital Home Mortgage Broker/Owner 

Your local polling places:

First United Methodist Church (redlands)

1 E Olive Ave

Redlands, CA 92373 

Opens Nov 6 · 7 AM–8 PM

New Life Chapel Foursquare Church

1330 E Lugonia Ave 

Redlands, CA 92374

Opens Nov 6 · 7 AM–8 PM

Ccf (cucamonga Christian Fellowship)

75 Tennessee St

Redlands, CA 92373

Opens Nov 6 · 7 AM–8 PM

University Of Redlands (orton Center)

1200 E Colton Ave

Redlands, CA 92374

Opens Nov 6 · 7 AM–8 PM

Be sure to get to the polls and make your vote count on November 6!

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