Candidate
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| Koster, Traci- Incumbent - House District 66 |
After missing the vote later in the afternoon Traci Koster voted NO on the Heartbeat Bill.
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| Pasco state Rep. Kevin Steele resigns from his legislative seat | ||
| Peacock, Sara- Circuit 13 Group 7 Judge candidate |
Sara Peacock - was a registered Democrat until early 2025. Given the stark differences between the parties, it is hard to believe that someone who stayed a Democrat through the Biden administration and party platform evolution genuinely holds conservative values. (Changing party affiliation to NPA is common when a person... |
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| State Senate District 16- Driskell vs Rayner |
On the question of who a bigger threat to conservative Republicans is, my answer is Fentrice Driskell. The reason is not that Rayner is moderate, she is not. The reason is that Driskell is better positioned to convert a Senate seat into durable legislative influence. She is already a recognized caucus leader, has a much stronger finance machine, holds endorsements from labor and major interest groups, and can plausibly bridge establishment Democrats, labor, environmental groups, education advocates, and some business-adjacent actors like realtors. In a Republican-dominated legislature, that sort of coalition-builder is the more operationally dangerous opponent. |
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| Manimala, Neil - 2026 Hillsborough County Commissioner Race |
Voters be aware of a significant discrepancy regarding candidate Neil Manimala. While he is currently presenting himself as a non-partisan candidate at various community and Republican meetings, public records indicate he has maintained a long-term Democratic affiliation since at least 2008. I encourage voters to review his official endorsements at neilmanimala.com and his social media presence at facebook.com/VoteManimala to see the full context of his political history and support base. Furthermore, it is concerning to see campaign advertisements appearing in church bulletins under the guise of promoting his profession. Using religious publications for partisan political promotion is highly unethical and raises serious questions about his integrity. ... |
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| Gonzalez-Pittman, Karen- State House District 65 |
A Question of Integrity: Where Does Karen Stand? When Karen was elected in 2022, she campaigned on a pro-life platform. However, her legislative record tells a different story. Despite her campaign promises, she voted against the "heartbeat bill" a measure designed to protect life at 6 weeks of gestation. In her 2024 campaign, her position has shifted significantly. She is currently campaigning on a platform of "protecting women’s rights," characterizing abortion as healthcare and advocating for a "middle-of-the-road compromise." When it comes to District 65, if you find yourself facing a "lesser of two evils" scenario, consider that there is no scriptural reference ... |
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| Ramos, Angel - 2026 Florida State House District 64 |
Did you know there are existing court filings involving Angel Ramos, candidate running for House District 64, that include sworn testimony regarding domestic violence and property disputes? Before you decide who to support, we encourage you to look at the official filings from Hillsborough County. Informed decisions start with honest research. Visit the Hillsborough County Clerk of Court website to search Case No. 25-DR-007726 and Case No. 25-023150. This link will provide you with the information. On a personal note, my background in mental health counseling has given me a deep perspective on this: it is incredibly difficult for someone in an abusive situation to ever come forward. By the time they find the courage to involve the police and seek help, the situation has often been escalating for a long time - often reaching a point more severe than she can... |
