Wade McLean Hails Edgar Soto as a Caring Champion

Wade McLean, currently serving on the Governing Board of Pima Community College, has voiced his endorsement for Edgar Soto for the Pima County supervisor seat representing District 3.

A veteran educator with three decades of experience in the Marana Unified School District, including eight years as superintendent, McLean emphasizes the significance of this role on children’s lives in the community.

McLean noted the positive impact former supervisor Sharon Bronson had on the Marana school district due to her long-standing commitment. He expressed confidence that Soto will continue this legacy of support and dedication to the district.

Soto’s deep roots in Tucson are evident in his multifaceted career. As a former star athlete and successful coach, and now the leader of Pima Community College’s Desert Vista Campus, Soto has showcased the leadership skills necessary to represent District 3 effectively.

His role in organizing, budgeting, and leading the Desert Vista campus underscores his administrative prowess. McLean highlighted that Soto enjoys robust support from students, parents, and the wider community, owing to his understanding of the importance of education.

Having witnessed Soto’s ascent from coach to district athletic director, and now to campus vice president, McLean vouched for his commitment and leadership. Soto’s efforts have not gone unnoticed by the college administration, confirming his capability.

Beyond the educational sphere, Soto has played a key role in the economic development of Southern Arizona, working with community members to shape the region’s economic vision. McLean praised Soto’s approachable demeanor, noting his genuine concern for improving the lives of families in the community.

McLean concluded with a strong endorsement for Soto, highlighting his caring nature and optimistic attitude as assets to the Pima County Board of Supervisors.

Edgar Soto’s dedication and leadership skills present a promising future for the constituents of District 3. McLean urged community members to support Soto in his campaign for the supervisor seat.