Endorsements & Activity

Endorsements

Harold G. Murray 1996

Endorsement Policy

Are you interested in receiving an endorsement from the Earl B. Gilliam Bar Association for an elected office? The Earl B Gilliam Bar Association ("EBGBA") will examine the qualifications and temperament of candidates for an "Elected Official" position, who seek EBGBA's endorsement. The Association encourages qualified African and non-African American candidates to seek elected office. Endorsed candidates should reflect the diversity of the State of California, support the interests and goals of EBGBA, and demonstrate an ability to contribute to the San Diego legal community.

 

Please click here to download a copy of our endorsement policy for elected officials, which outlines the application process in more detail. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Association at ebgbassociation@gmail.com.

Ballots drop the week of February 5, 2024! Please be sure to vote for our endorsed candidates on or before the March 5 Primary! We need to get them across the finish line and your vote will help do that!

Be sure to vote for past President and current board member Geneviéve Jones-Wright for San Diego Mayor!

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Vote for Heather Ferbert for San Diego City Attorney!

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Vote for Jodi Cleesattle for San Diego Superior Court Judge, Seat 41!

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News, Media, & Press Releases

Earl B. Gilliam Bar Association President L. Marcel Stewart represents the EBGBA on the issue of racial profiling by SDPD at the San Diego City Council.

Donate to Fund Campaign for Charter Amendment to Create a Commission on Police Practices

Since 2015, Earl B. Gilliam Bar Association (EBGBA) has been a leader in the fight ...
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Earl B. Gilliam Bar Association opposes reelection of undignified, unqualified “birther” judge on the November 6, 2018 ballot

Earl B. Gilliam Bar Association (EBGBA) announces its firm opposition to the reelection of Judge ...
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EBGBA Files Complaint, Calls for Investigation of Olango Shooting

On September 27, 2016, an El Cajon Police officer shot and killed Alfred Okwera Olango, ...
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