
San Diego County Supervisor Nora Vargas abruptly stepped down from her post in December, citing "personal safety and security" issues as the main reason for her decision. Now, as her term officially ended this past Monday, Jan. 6, a number of public officials seek to fill her seat.
Vargas announced she was stepping down back on December 20th, just weeks after winning re-election. San Diego County Board of Supervisors, the legislative and executive branch of the county government, members are limited to two terms of four years.