The decision hinged on the legal definition of “successor” as officials and residents debated whether a commissioner could “succeed” himself into a position he vacated.
READ MORE"I don’t have the time to get into it the way I want to."
READ MORE“It’s nearly impossible for organizations like mine to conduct paper registration collection without the fear of being fined at a rate that could ultimately bankrupt us.”
READ MORERobertson, Oliver unite in opposition to changing election date.
READ MORESpecial election may cost city up to $10,000.
READ MOREWinner to fill out remainder of term vacated by former commissioner.
READ MOREOcoee sticks with tried and true as Commissioner Richard Firstner also retains District 3 seat. Scott Kennedy wins in District 1.
READ MORETwo-term Town Council Member Bill Martini says he will not seek re-election.
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READ MORENearly three-quarters of Floridians whose mail-in ballots for the Nov. 3 general election were initially flagged for some problem — such as mismatched or missing signatures — were able to correct or “cure” their ballots in time so they could be counted, a new study found. However, it also found that the majority of vote-by-mail ballots flagged for rejection were cast by younger, Black, Hispanic and first-time voters.
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