Episode 13: San José's June 7, 2022 Primary Measure B Explained

In Episode 13 we have Guest Host Adrian Gonzales, who currently serves as the Director of Regional Implementation at All Home, a nonprofit organization that advances regional solutions to disrupt the cycle of poverty and homelessness across the nine Bay Area counties. He previously served at Destination: Home where he managed the County of Santa Clara's Emergency Rental Assistance Program, a homelessness prevention program created in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Prior to his focus on housing and homelessness policy, Adrian also served as a local government management consultant who conducted efficiency studies and performance audits for over 50 government agencies over the course of a decade, including campaign finance and election programs.

Our guest interview is Neil Park-McClinktick of Silicon Valley Rising (SVR), which is a coordinated campaign driven by a powerful  coalition of labor, faith leaders, community-based organizations and  workers. SVR is in support of Measure B a ballot measure proposal to amend the San Jose City Charter to (1) move  the mayoral election from the gubernatorial election cycle to the  presidential election cycle beginning in 2024 and (2) to limit the  person elected to the Office of Mayor in 2022 to a Two-year term with  the option to run for the Office of Mayor and serve as such for two  additional successive four-year terms.

1. City of San José Measure B Resources
2. Yes on Measure B Resources
3. No on Measure B Resources