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La Jolla Community Planning Assocition who have attended at least one LJA meeting between March 2019 and February 2020 are eligible to vote. They must present a photo ID in order to cast a ballot. Additional information can be found at lajollaa.org
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To be consistent about which endorsement letters advocating for or against a candidate or political party are published, election-related letters to the editor are considered advertising. Endorsement letters are subject to a charge of $95 for the first two inches and $35 for each inch thereafter.

As with other letters to the editor, they must be submitted with the writer’s name, address and phone number (only the writer’s name and city are published).

Political endorsement letters may or may not run on the Opinion page and will be identified as paid letters. PB Monthly retains the right to reject any letter that doesn’t meet its publishing standards and will decide whether a letter is subject to the fee, at which point the letter writer may decide whether to pay to have it published.

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