12 Facts About Susan Golding

Susan G Golding was born on August 18,1945 and is an American politician who served as the 32nd mayor of San Diego from 1992 to 2000.

Susan Golding serves on the boards and advisory committees of the Pacific Council on International Policy and the International Republican Institute.

Susan Golding was born in Muskogee, Oklahoma, and grew up in Lafayette and Indianapolis, Indiana.

On July 22,1984, Susan Golding married Richard Silberman, a financier and prominent Democrat.

Susan Golding was elected to the San Diego city council from 1981 to 1983.

Susan Golding campaigned as a progressive Republican, as a supporter of gay rights, abortion rights, affirmative action, and increased environmental protections.

Susan Golding helped set aside 52,000 acres in the city as part of a comprehensive Multiple Species Conservation Plan.

Susan Golding increased police funding and patrols, created neighborhood service centers, and helped create the city's first winter shelter for the homeless.

At one time Susan Golding was considered as a candidate for US Senate or Governor of California.

Susan Golding made a run for Barbara Boxer's Senate seat in 1998, but dropped out due to lagging polling numbers and fundraising difficulties.

In 1995, Susan Golding helped spearhead a deal to expand Jack Murphy Stadium in order to keep the San Diego Chargers in town and attract a second Super Bowl to the city.

Susan Golding went to work for a San Diego non-profit, "Promises 2 Kids", after leaving her political career behind.