Marni von Wilpert for City Council

For Marni, it’s always about progress – never today’s divisive, ugly politics. Marni authored the first-of-its-kind law to stop the flood of untraceable ghost guns – and it’s keeping San Diegans safe. She launched the Homelessness Conservatorship Unit for new, urgent action on the most tragic mental illnesses – and it’s showing promise..

Re-elect Marni von Wilpert for City Council

Born

raised

married

Children

party

education

<h2>If you’re from around here, you probably already know Marni.</h2><h3>She’s our Councilwoman and our community’s champion.&nbsp;She fought for safety and justice as a local city prosecutor.&nbsp;And Marni grew up right here in our neighborhood – she graduated from Scripps Ranch High, led our local girl scouts as a teenager and still lives just a stone’s throw from her childhood home.</h3><img src="https://run.imgix.net/56ca8f14-d5e8-4485-bc02-58a3ab363bb0/760414ad-95e3-4a2a-b8eb-693395952eef/760414ad-95e3-4a2a-b8eb-693395952eef.jpeg?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=7&amp;con=22&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=796%2C30%2C2142%2C2698" alt="" title="right-50" alignwidth="40" tiltdirection="right" variant="framed" align="right">Leading the city’s Public Safety Committee, Marni is bringing unflinching focus to the task of keeping all of San Diego safe.&nbsp;In addition to her landmark work on gun safety, Marni has fought to hire more police officers and firefighters, and provide better training and better pay for our critical first responders.&nbsp;And she’s leading the charge to step up San Diego’s response on the opioid crisis, with more prevention, enforcement and access to life-saving overdose reversing treatment.Marni has a well-earned reputation as the go-to taxpayer watchdog on the City Council, where she’s known for speaking out against bad deals for the public and lasering in on the small print that can have a big impact in city contracts.&nbsp;Marni’s has consistently fought to save taxpayers millions, and she’s held city contractors accountable for services they pledged to provide.

Put an introductory paragraph to your issues page here. It could be about specific key issues your campaign is focusing on or your campaign’s more general mission and approach.

Our Campaign’s Top Issues

Write a little something about your issue here. You can only write about a paragraph here, but you can turn on an option to create full issues pages on the options sidebar of the issues page.

Write a short blurb about an issue your campaign is highlighting. Try to keep the text a similar size between the various issue blurbs.

Your issue title here

Contribute to Re-elect Councilmember Marni von Wilpert to the San Diego City Council

Dozens of local organizations and leaders are standing together!

San Diego Mayor

Todd Gloria

California Attorney General

Rob Bonta

California State Senate President pro Tempore

Toni Atkins

Both headline and caption can be turned off on the sidebar.

Headline here

Get your volunteers excited with a little intro to the events section!

Campaign Events

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.

firstName

lastName

phoneNumber

zipOrPostalCode

email

Event title here

CALIFORNIA NURSES

Party

Get Involved

Since her election in 2020, Marni has:

On The City Council

Item 1

Item 2

AMERICAN DIABETES

1199 SEIU

Intro the timeline can be written here.

Timeline Title

2000

2001

Contribute to re-elect Marni!

<h2>This is a flexible editing area</h2>
Use the “plus icons” that show up to the left of the editing area, after you press return, to add images and set text styles.

Tell your audience why they should sign up. Make it inspiring or simply make it direct. On the sidebar options, make sure to set up where form submissions go - the simplest is email, but your form can also be linked to various other services.

Whether you want to volunteer, learn more, or just say hi, drop us a line!

textarea

We’ll respond asap!

Mike Levin, Congressman

Juan Vargas, Congressman

Catherine Blakespear, State Senator

Steve Padilla, State Senator

Christine Kehoe, State Senator (ret.)

Tasha Boerner-Horvath, State Assemblymember

David Alvarez, State Assemblymember

Chris Ward, State Assemblymember

Brian Maienschein, State Assemblymember

Nora Vargas, County Supervisor

Terra Lawson-Remer, County Supervisor

Raul Campillo, San Diego City Councilmember

Stephen Whitburn, San Diego City Councilmember

Dr. Jen Campbell, San Diego City Councilmember

Kent Lee, San Diego City Councilmember

Sabrina Bazzo, San Diego Unified School Board

Shana Hazan, San Diego Unified School Board

Cody Petterson, San Diego Unified School Board

Richard Barrera, San Diego Unified School Board

Darshana Patel, Poway Unified School Board

Michelle O'Connor-Ratcliff, Poway Unified School Board

Individuals

San Diego County Democratic Party

San Diego &amp; Imperial Counties Labor Council

San Diego Municipal Employees Association

Carpenters Union Local 619

City of San Diego Deputy City Attorney Association

San Diego Labor Democratic Club

San Diego Democrats for Equality

Asian American and Pacific Islander Democratic Club of San Diego

San Diego County Young Democrats

Black Mountain Democratic Club

Rancho Bernardo Democratic Club

Rancho Peñasquitos Democratic Club

Organizations

Sidebar intro copy can go here. This can be an introduction to the bullet points below, or the bullets can all be deleted if preferred.

Title for your bullet points

A list of actions

Stay in Touch!

Marni authored the first-of-its-kind law to stop the flood of untraceable ghost guns – and it’s making San Diego safer.
She’s added new parks and sped up road repairs – and it’s making life in our neighborhoods even better.
And time and again, when risky downtown deals put taxpayers in jeopardy, Marni speaks truth to power and fights for us.
That’s Marni. People over politics. Always.

Raised

Married

Education

So much is happening right now. Write a couple lines to get your readers excited for it.

Latest News

Marni von Wilpert, San Diego City Councilmember for District 5, today formally announced her reelection campaign, which has drawn overwhelming early support from local leaders and organizations.

Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry. Lorem Ipsum has b

Marni von Wilpert Launches Reelection Campaign

The&nbsp;San Diego City Council&nbsp;Tuesday approved an update to the city’s&nbsp;Climate Action Plan, including setting a goal of net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2035.

City Council  Adopts Updated, More Ambitious Climate Action Plan with Zero Emissions Goal

For over 15 years, a hopeful sign stood on a vacant lot on Village Center Loop Road, reading “Future library”. That future got one step closer with the official groundbreaking of the new Pacific Highlands Ranch Library on a sunny July 15 morning. San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria and City Councilmember Joe LaCava helped lead the ceremonial shoveling of dirt to mark the long-awaited start of construction.

For over 15 years, a hopeful sign stood on a vacant lot on Village Center Loop Road, reading “Future library”. That future got one step closer with the official groundbreaking of the new Pacific Highlands Ranch Library on a sunny July 15 morning.

City breaks ground on Pacific Highlands Ranch Library

San Diego City Councilwomen Marni von Wilpert and Jennifer Campbell joined San Diego School Board trustees on Friday to announce the Stop Adolescent Addiction to Flavored E-Cigarettes Act was officially signed into law by Mayor Todd Gloria.

Ban on flavored-tobacco sales in San Diego signed into law

An insightful image

“It’s been an incredible two years—we've passed a landmark law banning illegal ghost guns, stopped big tobacco from targeting youth with candy-flavored vapes, created more affordable housing, and invested record resources in our city's infrastructure.

<h3>Marni’s dedication to service isn’t new – it’s her lifelong passion.&nbsp;</h3>
After college, Marni served in the Peace Corps in Botswana amid the AIDS epidemic in Africa.&nbsp;Graduating law school at the top of her class, Marni again chose public service – she fought for the underserved, founding the Mississippi Center for Justice to combat anti-LGBTQ, racial and gender discrimination.&nbsp;And Marni served as a litigator for the National Labor Relations Board and counsel to the Congressional Committee on Education and Labor, where she wrote federal legislation to strengthen workers’ rights, wages and safety on the job.
But after working all over the world, nothing could keep Marni from coming back to the community she’s always called home and working to make it even better.&nbsp;Prior to her election to the City Council, Marni was a civil prosecutor in the City Attorney’s Office where she cracked down on price gouging of essential goods during the pandemic, held polluters accountable for toxic dumping and went after wage theft that robbed workers of their hard-earned pay.
Marni is a graduate of UC Berkeley and the Fordham School of Law.&nbsp;She is the first Democrat in a generation to be elected to represent District 5, San Diego’s most conservative district. In addition to her service on the City Council, Marni continues to give back by serving on the boards of San Diego Youth Services, and Teen Health Mississippi.