IN & PYP got out the vote

There was a tremendous increase in young voters (ages 18-35, 36-40) for Sept. 5th Primary over the March 2006 LOST Referendum. Overall, the City of…

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St. Pete Times: Crist Scandal

Before the Sept. 5th, conservative Republicans and Tom Gallagher supporters were spending thousands of dollars trying to find dirt on Gallagher’s opponent, Atty. General Charlie…

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Daily will endorse candidates

There’s a new executive at the Pensacola News Journal – Dick Schnieder. He’s already changing things. The media giant will start endorsing candidates for the…

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One fifth of City vote – under 40 year olds

From IN Editor Duwayne Escobedo: The numbers are in from the Escambia County Supervisor of Elections office. What does the analysis tell us for the…

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Voters vote on paper trail

In Sarasota County,a judge has ruled that the voters can decide with a Nov. referendum whether they want to pay for a paper trail feature…

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It’s late at night …and I’ve had too much to think – 9/12/06

It has been a week since the Community Maritime Park passed. Everything is the same, but everything has changed. The Pensacola City Council, except for…

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Escambia County Commission where every vote counts

Gene Valentino winning District 2 by 5 votes makes the total of county commissioners who will be elected with 102 votes or less. In 2004 …

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Valentino Wins

It’s official.  Gene Valentino is new commissioner for District 2. He beat Edwin Roberts 4,371 to 4,366, after five provisional ballots were counted. Provisional ballots…

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One vote does count

From Jeff DeWeasel: HOW IMPORTANT IS ONE VOTE? In 1776, one vote gave America the English Language instead of German. In 1845, one vote brought…

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What about the other city districts?

It’s late and I should be in bed, but the numbers side of me won’t let me stop looking at the park vote. Here’s what…

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South Florida still has election problems

From Miami Herald: Broward County poll workers still messed up the count. They failed to properly download votes onto the memory cartridges. Had to wait…

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O’Brien applauds young voters, ignores black voters

PNJ columnist – and the man that Marty Donovan said was the only journalist he trusted – Mark O’Brien gave his observations on the Sept….

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Sept. 5 Primary Winners & Losers

LOSER: Pensacola Christian College – They threw their support behind Commissioner Tom Banjanin. Many old-timers felt this was Banjanin’s strength and gave him a huge…

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GB Council Races Quiet

There are few takers for the Gulf Breeze City Council races. Mayor Lane Gilchrist and Mayor Pro Tem Clay Ford have filed for re-election. No…

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Voting Problem Reported in Duval

“Duval County ran out of ballot in 4 precinct and sent people home and now are asking that they return and vote by 7pm. It…

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Mid-day poll watch report – updated

Supervisor of Elections David Stafford reports City of Pensacola precincts have been steady. It’s been slower in the county. Cokesbury polling place has been steady,…

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Edwin Roberts campaign party

Edwin Roberts’ Victory Celebration Heritage Hall, Seville Quarter (Corner of Government & Tarragona) Tuesday, September 5 6:00 p.m.   

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PYP Prez challenges membership

I have voted, have you? This is our time to make a difference in the community by voting yes for the Maritime Park. Your task today…

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Election night party – Democrats

ALL DEMOCRATS and DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES: You are invited to view the Primary Election Returns Tonight with area Democratic supporters! Please join Pensacola area Democrats as…

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VOTE TODAY!!!

Your  right to vote is the most important one guaranteed in the U.S. Constitution. Take time and go to the polls. Several of the races…

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