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Steve Ding
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Our First Responders Support Steve Ding
“We are pleased to formally endorse you for County Board of Supervisor representing District 4. We believe your proven leadership, experience, and vision will continue to positively impact San Joaquin County as it moves forward. Your continued partnership has been of great value, and we are confident it will remain strong as you pursue election to your second term.”
“We need to encourage collaboration between cops and residents to send a message to criminals that there will be no place to hide in our county. Law enforcement is confident that Steve Ding will make public safety a top priority for San Joaquin County as supervisor.”
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Meet Steve
Steve Ding’s story starts in Stockton, in a family business where work wasn’t optional and responsibility came before excuses. He learned early that trust is earned by showing up, keeping your word, and fixing what’s broken — less talk, more results. That ethic carried him from Stagg High to Delta College to Chico State, then into public service, where he learned how government really works, and back home, where he put his own money on the line restoring the historic Woodbridge Crossing restaurant.
As our Supervisor, Steve governs the way a business owner lives: outcomes first, excuses last, protecting public safety, maintaining roads and infrastructure, pushing for affordability and common-sense spending, and standing up for the Delta and local agriculture when Sacramento tries to impose decisions from the outside.
On the Issues
San Joaquin County doesn’t need another candidate with big talk and a bigger chip on his shoulder — it needs a Supervisor who treats “affordability” as real life: the bills, the commute, the grocery cart, the safety of your street, and whether local government is actually working for you. Steve Ding’s record is built on a simple test: does it reduce costs, strengthen public safety, protect Valley values, and deliver results without drama?
On this issues page, you’ll see exactly how he’s doing that — from a rapid social-media affordability blitz, to cutting waste and bureaucratic games, to backing first responders, defending agriculture and water, and confronting homelessness with compassion and accountability.
Click through each topic and you’ll see the difference voters care about most: promises vs. proof.
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