Busiest voting day yet

Escambia County Supervisor of Elections David Stafford reported last night that Monday was the busiest early voting day yet – over 3500 votes cast. He…

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Judge throws out birth certificate challenge

The Philadelphia Enquirer reports that U.S. District Judge R. Barclay Surrick threw out a complaint by attorney Philip Berg who claimed that Democratic presidential candidate…

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Breakdown of early voting

For Escambia County: These figures are as of noon, Oct. 27 and include early voting and absentees. County Districts Dist. 1 Democrat–3,490 Republican–4,565 Dist. 2…

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League makes recommendations on city charter

The League of Women Voters has issued a white paper on the City of Pensacola Charter, complete with footnotes. It chastises the city council for…

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17th avenue trestle photo

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Plot to kill Obama foiled

NBC is reporting a plot by two Neo-Nazi skinheads to assassinate Barack Obama and kill dozens of other African Americans has been foiled by the…

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Democrats are voting early

The St. Pete Times is reporting that Democrats in Florida are voting more heavily than Republicans in the state after the first week of early…

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IN Your Head Radio ends Nov. 4

IN Your Head Radio will air on NewsRadio 1620 AM for the last time on Election Day, Nov 4. The decision is entirely mine. We…

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Obama outdraws McCain in Colorado

AP reports a Denver police spokesman has confirmed an Obama rally in Denver on Sunday drew well over 100,000 people. On Friday, John McCain drew…

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Alaska’s largest paper endorses Obama

Anchorage Daily News: Palin’s rise captivates us but nation needs a steady hand Gov. Palin’s nomination clearly alters the landscape for Alaskans as we survey…

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More candidates downtown

The word is out on the Souls to the Polls. C.J. Lewis and Diane Mack have been politicking downtown today. Lois Benson, mother of Megan…

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Souls to the Polls working

Area churches have pushed early voting today. The downtown office of the Supervisor of Elections is very busy. I can see from my window dozens…

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BTW: Two-way on Palafox passed

The Pensacola City Council passed last night two-way traffic for Palafox from Government to Garden streets.

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Adam Smith says race isn’t over

Adam C. Smith, St. Pete Times Political Editor, gives five reasons we should not write off John McCain: 1. The primaries told us something. McCain…

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Obama pulls further ahead in FL

A new St. Petersburg Times/Bay News 9/Miami Herald poll shows Barack Obama leading John McCain 49 percent to 42 percent in this state McCain cannot…

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Todd Palin rally instructions

Todd Palin canceled his visit to the Panhandle this week. But the word I get is that the McCain campaign was wanting people to come…

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PNJ saves $18.3 million

Drinks are on Kevin Doyle, publisher of the Pensacola News Journal. The Florida Supreme Court refused to recognize “false-light” invasion of privacy as grounds to…

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Curbside Recycling

The Emerald Coast Utilities Authority board passed curbside recycling that will start Jan. 1. The base rate drops from $19.62 to $17.97 for both garbage…

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McCain campaign in disarray

First, Joe Scarborough, ex-Congressman (Rep.) and current MSNBC political analyst and PNJ columnist, writes that McCain is losing the presidential race in three critical areas:…

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Early voting huge in Escambia

As of 11 a.m. for Wednesday 1,074 votes. Week-to-date: 7,114

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