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Florida Supreme Court Candidates 2012

Barbara Pariente NO - - Fred Lewis - NO - - Peggy Quince - NO
the above incumbent FL Supermen Court Judges have proven themselves to be TOO LIBERAL.
Recommend a NO vote for all three of them.

Florida 2012 Judge retention elections

In Florida, judicial retention elections for Supreme Court justices and appellate court judges are held once every six years. This year, three Supreme Court justices and 15 appellate court judges face retention.

FL District Courts of Appeal - Retention Vote

First District
The following is a list of candidates for the 2012 First District Court of Appeal election: Candidate:
Simone Marstiller NO TOO LIBERAL
Stephanie Williams Ray Yes , Ronald V. Swanson Yes , Bradford Thomas Yes
Second District
The following is a list of candidates for the 2012 Second District Court of Appeal election: Candidate
Edward LaRose Yes , Darryl Casanueva Yes , Charles A. Davis Yes , Anthony K. Black Yes
Third District
The following is a list of candidates for the 2012 Third District Court of Appeal election: Candidate
Leslie Rothenberg Yes , Kevin M. Emas Yes , Ivan F. Fernandez Yes, Angel Cortinas Yes
Fourth District
The following is a list of candidates for the 2012 Fourth District Court of Appeal election: Candidate
Carole Taylor NO - TOO LIBERAL
Burton C. Conner Yes
More Florida info provided below.

Arizona Christian Conservative Candidates Voting Guide 2012

U.S. Senate -
Jeff Flake has a strong conservative record that is very good, 97% conservative.

CONGRESS FOR ARIZONA - RECOMMENDATIONS BY DISTRICT
Congress-District 1: Jonathan Paton
Congress-District 2: Martha McSally
Congress-District 3: Gabriela Saucedo Mercer
Congress-District 4: Ron Gould
Congress-District 5: Matt Salmon
Congress-District 6: David Schweikert
Congress-District 7: Scott Fistler
Congress-District 8: Trent Franks
Congress-District 9: Wendy Rogers
Congressional Candidate Info from http://azconservative.org/
Congress 6th District David Schweikert is recommended over Ben Quayle
BEN QUAYLE ENDORSED BY LIBERAL SENATOR JOHN McCAIN AND Liberal Pro Choice Condoleezza Rice
Reasons to vote for David Schweikert at Freedom Works - http://www.yaliberty.org/pac/candidates/schweikert
Congress 5th District Matt Salmon is recommended over Kirk Adams who is endorsed by Liberal John McCain.

Arizona State Legislature

State Senate-District 1: Steve Pierce
State Senate-District 5: Sam Scarmonde
State Senate-District 6: Chester Crandall
State Senate-District 8: Joe Ortiz
State Senate-District 9: Tyler Mott
State Senate-District 10: Frank Antenori
State Senate- District 11: Al Melvin
State Senate-District 12: Andy Biggs
State Senate-District 13: John Nelson
State Senate-District 14: Gail Griffin
State Senate-District 16: John Fillmore
State Senate-District 17: Steve Yarbrough
State Senate-District 18: John McComish
State Senate-District 20: Kimberly Yee
State Senate-District 21: Rick Murphy
State Senate-District 22: Judy Burges
State Senate-District 25: Russell Pearce
State Senate-27: Sarah Coleman
State Senate-District 28: Adam Driggs

Arizona - State House Legislative Conservative Recommendations

State Rep-District 1: Lori Klein, Andy Tobin State Rep.-District 5: Doris Goodale State Rep.-District 6: Brenda Barton State Rep.-District 8: Frank Pratt State Rep.-District 10: Ted Vogt
State Rep.-District 11: Steve Smith, Adam Kwasman State Rep.-District 12: Larry Chesley, Eddie Farnsworth State Rep.-District 13: Steve Montenegro, Darin Mitchell State Rep.-District 14: David Stevens, David Gowan State Rep.-District 15: John Allen, David Smith
State Rep.-District 16: Kelly Townsend, Judy Novalsky State Rep.-District 17: J.D. Mesnard, Tom Forese State Rep.-District 18: Jeff Dial, Bob Robson
State Rep.-District 20: Carl Seel, Paul Boyer State Rep.-District 21: Rick Gray, Debbie Lesko State Rep.-District 22: Phil Lovas, Jeanette Dubreil State Rep.-23: John Kavanaugh, Michelle Ugenti State Rep.-25: Justin Pierce, Justin Olson
State Rep.-26: Ray Speakman State Rep.-27: Daniel Coleman State Rep.-28: Amanda Reeve State Rep.-29: Charles Ellis (Write-In)
Arizona Corporation Commission (recommend casting 2 votes only): Bob Stump, Bob Burns
Pima County Sheriff: Walt Setzer
Gilbert City Council: Jenn Daniels
Glendale Mayor: Jerry Weiers
Sierra Vista City Council: John George
Pinal County Sheriff: Tom Bearup
Scottsdale City Council: Christina Serena
Scottsdale Mayor: Drew Bernhardt
Maricopa County Supervisors:
1.Denny Barney 2.Lester Pearce 3.Andy Kunasek 4.Jean McGrath 5.Write-in Republican Candidate- Ron Harders

County:
County Attorney: Bill Montgomery
Supervisor Legislative District 3: Andy Kunasek
Supervisor Legislative District 2: Steve Churci
Supervisor Legislative District 1: Denny Barney

Also for more info see http://azconservative.org/2012/08/17/election-endorsements-august-16/

Arizona - Conservative Congressional Candidate Rating

State District Name Party Score%
AZ 6 Rep. Jeff Flake R 97%
AZ 2 Rep. Trent Franks R 97%
AZ 5 Rep. David Schweikert R 94%
AZ 3 Rep. Ben Quayle R 92%
AZ 1 Rep. Paul Gosar R 78%
AZ AZ Sen. Jon Kyl R 77%
AZ AZ Sen. John McCain R 77%
AZ 7 Rep. Raúl Grijalva D 16%
AZ 4 Rep. Ed Pastor D 12%
AZ 8 Rep. Gabrielle Giffords D 0%
Any score below 80% indicates they are a RINO Moderate.

For a list of recommended conservative congressional candidates in Arizona, see: Arizona Conservative Congress http://conservativecongress.com/states/arizona/

Arizona Pro Life Candidates 2012 Voting Guide

Arizona Congress Candidates - Christian Pro Life Congressional Recommendation
Arizona will be electing candidates to Congress in the Arizona primary on August 28. The above link gives several conservative Christian recommendations.

Arizona Pro Life Congressional Recommendations

In the previous 2010 election cycle will be remembered as the year when the AZRTL PAC consistently violated its own mission by placing financial interests above the sanctity of life. People have questioned endorsements of this committee in recent years. This year all pretense of a full commitment to life issues has collapsed under the weight of their inconsistent endorsements. The PAC Endorsement Committee’s sellout began on May 18 with the endorsement of John McCain, a supporter of embryonic stem cell research and other abhorrent legislation — over consistent conservative J.D. Hayworth, whom they acknowledged had a “perfect pro-life voting record” during his 12-year congressional tenure.
Pro-life supporters throughout Arizona were appalled by this action. Today pro-life activists were informed that the AZRTL PAC sunk to new lows in making legislative and statewide endorsements. To set the stage, the group endorsed pro-amnesty Doug Ducey, a candidate for state treasurer with absolutely no record on pro-life issues, over Sen. Thayer Verschoor, a leading pro-life advocate for nearly two decades, with a voting record that even the committee stated was perfect.
Other problematic endorsements include: David Braswell, Rich Crandall, Adam Driggs, Russ Jones, John Nelson, Amanda Reeve, Ted Vogt and Vic Williams. Many of these people were recipients of the largess of the Twelve in ‘10 cabal or are McCain endorsers. Pro-life Margaret Dugan running for State School Superintendent was not even given a mention by the PAC. In congressional district races their criteria included “electability,” which foolishly resulted in endorsements of all CD 1 candidates, and 8 out of the ten running in CD 3. In CD 4 the endorsement that should have gone to Janet Contreras went instead to political unknown Jose Penalosa. Amnesty advocate and McCain acolyte Jeff Flake was endorsed in CD 6. In CD 8 the PAC overlooked Jesse Kelly saying it believes Jonathan Paton — the beneficiary of a fundraiser by open-border proponents — would be the stronger candidate to defeat the Democrat incumbent.
Amnesty has become the name of the game, with social conservatives taking a back seat on life and traditional marriage issues. Whereas conservative grassroots activism is gaining momentum, the group that has been looked to for leadership on the important issue of life has isolated itself from its own supporters. Big money liberals who endorse amnesty are now in the position of controlling the AZRTL PAC
http://seeingredaz.wordpress.com/2010/07/20/arizona-right-to-life-endorsements-forsake-mission/

Christian Candidates in Florida

Florida will elect Christian candidates on August 14, 2012 in the Republican Florida primary.

Connie Mack - US Senate
The Conservative who can win. No doubt other candidates are great tea party types, Mike McCalister (R) , Marielena Stuart (R) -, and former Congressman Dave Weldon (R). Connie Mack is rated as the 3rd most conservative congressman Florida out of 27, an impressive record. Since there is no run off in FL, the best chance to beat a liberal is Connie Mack.

Conservative Pro Life Congressional Candidates from Florida

See list of pro life candidates for congress for Florida

Jeff Miller 1
Steve Southerland 2
Clifford B. "Cliff" Stearns 3
Deborah Katz Pueschel 4
LeAnne Kolb 5
Alec Pueschel 6
Sandra "Sandy" Adams 7
Bill Pos John "Q" Quinones 9
Daniel Webster 10
Darren Ayres or C.W. Bill Young 13
Evelio "EJ" Otero 14

Joe Arnold or Tom Rooney 17
Allen B. West or Bob Crowder (R) 18
Paige Kreegel 19
Adam Hasner 22
Joseph "Joe" Kaufman 23
Rudolph "Rudy" Moise 24
Mario Diaz-Balart 25

Florida State Senate Candidates

District Don Gaetz 1
Greg Evers 2
John Shaw 3
Aaron Bean or Mike Weinstein 4
Rob Bradley 7
Dorothy L. Hukill 8
Cherron CC Newby 9
David Simmons 10
Alan Hays 11
Fritz Jackson Seide 12
Andy Gardiner 13
William McBride 14
Kelli Stargel 15
Thad Altman 16
John Legg 17
Wilton Simpson 18
Denise Grimsley 21
Jeff Brandes 22
Rachel V. Burgin 24
Melanie Peterson 25
Bill Galvano
Soren Swenson 29
Christopher "Chris"Smithmyer 31
Juan Selaya 33
Mike Lameyer 34
John Daniel Couriel 35
Scott Hopes 39

FL State Attorney District

Only contested endorsed candidates listed
State Attorney District

Pete Williams 2 Jeff Siegmeister 3 RJ Larizza or Stasia Warren 7 Ed Brosky or Peter Lombardo 12
Jim Appleman or Glenn Hess 14 Dina A. Keever 15 Mark E. Kohl 16 Jim Lewis 17 Phil Archer 18 FL Public Defender District Bruce A. Miller 1 Mathew A. (Matt) Shirk 2 Bo Samargya 5 Ken Rhoden or Blaise Trettis 18

The Supreme Court race is proving to be especially contentious, as various conservative groups and other individuals have been fighting against the retention of Justices Barbara Pariente, Fred Lewis and Peggy Quince. The organization, Restore Justice 2012, is trying to oust these justices on the grounds of inappropriate judicial activism--pointing to a 2010 healthcare ruling and a 2006 death penalty ruling. In addition, the Southeastern Legal Foundation was arguing a lawsuit that accused the justices' of illegally using court employees to file their election paperwork

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Pro Life Candidates Christian Voter Guide Florida 2012

Expect a strong pro life vote for candidates in the August 14 primary.

Florida House State Legislator Candidates 2012

District Number - Only Contested Endorsed Candidates are listed
State Representative District
Clay Ingram 1 C.V. (Clay) Ford 2 Doug Broxson 3 Matt Gaetz 4 Marty Coley 5 Jimmy Patronis 6
Don Curtis 7 Bradley Maxwell 9 Elizabeth Porter 10 Janet H. Adkins 11 Lake Ray 12
Daniel Davis 15 Kim Kendall 17 Keith Perry 21 Travis Hutson 24 Dave Hood 25

David Santiago or George Trevato 27 Jason Brodeur 28 Chris Dorworth 29 Scott Plakon 30 Jimmie T. Smith 34 Robert Schenck 35 Mike Fasano 36
Richard Corcoran 37 Will Weatherford 38 Neil Combee 39 Seth McKeel 40

John Wood 41 Mike Horner 42 Art Otero 43 Rodney Roger Olivera 45 Bob Brooks 47 Marco Pena or Rene "Coach P" Plasencia 49
Tom Goodson 50 Steve Crisafulli 51 Laureen Trent 53 Randy Johnson 55 Jake Raburn 57 Ross Spano or Joe Wicker 59

Shawn Harrison 63 Larry Ahern 66 Ed Hooper 67 Kathleen Peters 69 Jim Boyd 71 Ray Pilon 72 Doug Holder 74 Ray Rodrigues 76 Dane Eagle 77 Kerry Babb 78 Matt Caldwell 79
James Ryan O'Hara 81 Calvin Turnquest 82 Gayle Harrell 83 Michelle Miller 84 Pat Rooney, Jr. 85 Tami Donnally 86

Bill Hager 89 Sean Michael Casper 90 George Moraitis 93 James Gleason 97 Cara Christine Pavalock 98 Elizabeth Anne "Libby" Eddy 99 Jessica "Jessie" Fortich 102
Douglas "Doug" Andrew Harrison 104 Carlos Trujillo 105 Kathleen Passidomo 106 John Patrick Julien 107 Daphne Campbell 108

Jose Oliva 110 Eddy Gonsalez 111 Amory Bodin 114 Michael Bileca 115 Jose Felix Diaz 116 Frank Artiles 118 Jeanette Nunez 119 Morgan McPherson 120

Florida Conservative Christians endorse for County Commissioner
Joshua Griffin - County Commission 3

Peter Daniel Richter for State Representative, FL District 76

Don Stephenson for School Board, Pasco County, FL

 

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Florida Congressman Comparison Voting Record - Conservative vs. Liberal Ranking

State - District - Name - Party - Score%
FL FL Sen. Marco Rubio R 95%
FL 12 Rep. Dennis Ross R 93%
FL 1 Rep. Jeff Miller R 90%
FL 14 Rep. Connie Mack R 86%
FL 2 Rep. Steve Southerland R 85%
FL 24 Rep. Sandra Adams R 83%
FL 15 Rep. Bill Posey R 83%
FL 6 Rep. Cliff Stearns R 80%

THE LIBERAL MODERATE LINE
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Any Candidate Below this Line reflects Liberal Rino Voting, and should be looked at for replacement.

FL 16 Rep. Tom Rooney R 73%
FL 5 Rep. Richard Nugent R 71%
FL 22 Rep. Allen West R 70%
FL 7 Rep. John Mica R 67%
FL 9 Rep. Gus Bilirakis R 64%
FL 8 Rep. Daniel Webster R 63%
FL 13 Rep. Vern Buchanan R 59%
FL 10 Rep. C. W. Bill Young R 58%
FL 4 Rep. Ander Crenshaw R 51%
FL 25 Rep. David Rivera R 45%
FL 21 Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart R 44%
FL 18 Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen R 43%
FL 20 Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz D 15%
FL 23 Rep. Alcee Hastings D 14%
FL 11 Rep. Kathy Castor D 12%
FL 17 Rep. Frederica Wilson D 12%
FL 3 Rep. Corrine Brown D 11%
FL FL Sen. Bill Nelson D 11%
FL 19 Rep. Ted Deutch D 8%

For those RINOs below the Liberal Moderate Line, consider supporting the Tea party Challenger
Bob Black: Yes, Not incumbent Ander Crenshaw - District 4
http://heritageactionscorecard.com/scorecard/?utm_source=heritageaction&utm_medium=feature-rotator#C001045#member
Darren Ayres Yes, - Not incumbent C.W. Bill Young - District 13
http://heritageactionscorecard.com/scorecard/?utm_source=heritageaction&utm_medium=feature-rotator#Y000031#member
Joe Arnold Yes, Not Tom Rooney District 17
http://heritageactionscorecard.com/scorecard/?utm_source=heritageaction&utm_medium=feature-rotator#R000583#member
Bob Crowder Yes, or incumbent Allen West (R) District 18
http://heritageactionscorecard.com/scorecard/?utm_source=heritageaction&utm_medium=feature-rotator#W000807#member
A true tea party person looks at the voting record, not what a tea party candidate says.

For Details on the above voting record, see: Heritage Foundation Action Score Card http://heritageactionscorecard.com/scorecard/?utm_source=heritageaction&utm_medium=feature-rotator#fl#state#Florida

Also see rating by John Birch Society - Our Congressman Voting Record
John Birch Society Voting Index http://www.jbs.org/index.php?option=com_rokdownloads&view=folder&id=131&Itemid=259

Florida is the 25th most conservative state, voting for Obama in last election but 2.81% more Republican than the national average.

Texas Christian Candidates Voter Guide 2012 For Congress Run Off July 31, 2012

US Senate - Ted Cruz - The man listed in Every Texas Christian Conservative Voter Guide.

Congress Pro Life Candidates for Texas

District 14 - Randy Weber
District 15 - Eddie Zamora (R)
District - 25 - Wes Riddle
District 34, - Jessica Puente Bradshaw
US Rep District 36 - Steve Stockman

Texas Supreme Court Pl. 4 - John Devine
Railroad Commissioner - Warren Chisum

Conservative Candidates for Texas Legislature

Ken Paxton - TX Senate 8 - AND - Dr. Donna Campbell TX Senate 25

Dan Flynn - TX HD 2
Bryan Hughes - TX HD 5
David Simpson - TX HD 7
T.J. Fabby TX House 10 -

Steve Toth - TX HD 15
James White - TX HD 19
Phil King - TX HD 61
Tan Parker - TX HD 63
Van Taylor - TX HD 66
Charles Perry - TX HD 83
Jim Landtroop - TX HD 88
Jodie Laubenberg - TX HD 89
Bill Zedler - TX HD 96
Giovanni Capriglione TX HD 98

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TEXAS CHRISTIAN CANDIDATE VOTER GUIDE

Texas Pro Life Candidates

Texas will elect its Christian pro life candidates in the May 29, 2012 primary.
US SENATE FOR TEXAS
Ted Cruz - Endorsed by Sarah Palin

TX Conservative Candidates for Congress
List by Congressional District

District 5 - Jason Greene
District 6 - Frank Kuchar

US Rep District 8 - Larry Youngblood
District 10 - Eddie Traylor
District 14 - Randy Weber
District 19 - Chris Winn

Sheriff Richard Mack, US  Rep District 21

Craig T. Stephens, US Rep District 23, (Independent)
District 24 - Grant Stinchfield (R)
LTC Wes Riddle – US Rep. District 25
District 27 - Don Al Middlebrook

Eric Klingemann – US Rep District 31
District 33 - Roger Williams
District 34, -Jessica Puente Bradshaw
Distinct 35 - Rob Roark

Steve Stockman – US Rep District 36

Texas State Wide Tea Party Candidates

Don Willett - TX Supreme Court Place 2
Warren Chisum - Railroad Commissioner


Texas State Senate Candidates - Tea Party Conservative

Bob Hall – Texas Senate District 2
Tammy Blair – State Senate 3
Michael Galloway – State Senate 4
Ken Paxton – Texas Senate District 8
Dr. Donna Campbell – State Senate 25
JIM HERBLIN – District 30
RANDY RIVES – District 31

Consider the below local pro life conservative Texas candidates for TX Senate Legislature.

SENATE DISTRICT 2:
Robert "Bob" Hall (R) TX SD 2 Conservative Candidate
SENATE DISTRICT 3:
Tammy Blair - TX SD 3 Conservative Candidate
SENATE DISTRICT 8:
Ken Paxton (R) TX SD 8 Conservative Candidate
SENATE DISTRICT 11:
Daniel McCool (R) TX SD 11 Conservative Candidate
SENATE DISTRICT 25:
Donna Campbell (R) SD 25 Conservative Candidate

Texas State House Conservative Candidates 2012

Dan Flynn - TX HD 2
Bob Bagley - TX HD 3
Dr. Stuart Spitzer - TX HD 4
Bryan Hughes - TX HD 5
David Simpson - TX HD 7
Wayne Christian - TX HD 9
T.J. Fabby - TX HD 10
Steve Toth - TX HD 15
Dwayne Stovall – State Rep. 18
James White - TX HD 19
Daniel Miller - TX HD 21
Rachel Delgado - TX HD 23
Heidi Thiess - TX HD 24
Debra Rosenthal-Ritter - TX HD 29
Rob Roark - US HD 35
Raymond Hixson – State Rep. 56
Phil King - TX HD 61
Tan Parker - TX HD 63
Van Taylor - TX HD 66
Jeff Leach – Texas House District 67
BRACY WILSON Texas House of Rep., Dist. 70
Charles Perry - TX HD 83
Jim Landtroop - TX HD 88
Jodie Laubenberg - TX HD 89
MATT KRAUSE Texas House of Rep., Dist. 93
Bill Zedler - TX HD 96
Giovanni Capriglione TX HD 98
PAT FALLON Texas House of Rep., Dist. 106
MATT RINALDI Texas House of Rep., Dist. 115
Matt Beebe - TX HD 121
Mary Huls - TX HD 129
Randy Brown - TX HD 132

TX HOUSE DISTRICT 2:
Dan Flynn (R) TX HD 2Tea Party Conservative Candidate
TX HOUSE DISTRICT 6:
Leo Berman (R) TX HD 6Tea Party Conservative Candidate
TX HOUSE DISTRICT 7:
David Simpson (R) TX HD 7Tea Party Conservative Candidate
TX HOUSE DISTRICT 9:
Wayne Christian (R)TX HD 9Tea Party Conservative Candidate
TX HOUSE DISTRICT 23:
Rachel Delgado (R)TX HD 23Tea Party Conservative Candidate
TX HOUSE DISTRICT 24:
Heidi Thiess (R) TX HD 24Tea Party Conservative Candidate
TX HOUSE DISTRICT 29: Ed Thompson (R) TX HD 24 Ed Thompson www.electedthompson.com is strong pro-life conservative
TX HOUSE DISTRICT 61:
Phil King (R) TX HD 61Tea Party Conservative Candidate
TX HOUSE DISTRICT 63:
Tan Parker (R) TX HD 63Tea Party Conservative Candidate
TX HOUSE DISTRICT 66:
Van Taylor (R) TX HD 66Tea Party Conservative Candidate
Texas House of Rep., Dist. 67 JEFF LEACH Tea Party Conservative
For More Information See His Website HERE
TX HOUSE DISTRICT 83:
Charles Perry (R) TX HD83Tea Party Conservative Candidate
TX HOUSE DISTRICT 85:
Jim Landtroop (R) TX HD 85Tea Party Conservative Candidate
TX HOUSE DISTRICT 89:
Jodie Laubenberg (R) TX HD 89Tea Party Conservative Candidate
TX HOUSE DISTRICT 96:
Bill Zedler (R) TX HD 96Tea Party Conservative
Texas House of Rep., Dist. 106 PAT FALLON Tea Party Conservative
For More Information See His Website HERE
TX HOUSE DISTRICT 129:
Mary Huls (R) TX HD 129 Tea Party Conservative
TX HOUSE DISTRICT 132:
Randy Brown (R)TX HD 132 Tea Party Conservative Candidate

OTHER TEXAS STATE PRO LIFE CANDIDATES ELECTION 2012

Elect pro life candidates like
TEXAS STATE SUPREME COURT PLACE 2 - Don Willett (R)
TEXAS STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION - Randy Stevenson (R)

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Texas Independent Conservative Candidates Endorsements -
http://independentconservativevoters.com/icv/2012/03/texas-endorsements.html

TEXAS LOCAL RACES

Montgomery County

Kelly Case – Judge 9th Judicial District

Brett Ligon – District Attorney

Gary F. Beauchamp – County Attorney

Jim Napolitano – Constable Pct#1

Dan Norris– Constable Pct#3

Hudspeth County

Jesse Chisholm – Sheriff

Hamiliton County

Greg Bewley – Sheriff

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http://www.conservative-congress.info/conservative-candidates-information-on-elections.phtml

For Complete list of candidates for US Senate and Congress
List of Texas Senate Candidates and TX Congressional Candidates for Congress

Florida Christian Conservative Candidate Voting Guide

The Florida November election is Tuesday in August 2011. Conservatives do not like Charlie Christ for US Senator, and they greatly prefer Marco Rubio.

Florida Conservative Congress Candidate Recommendations:

For a lengthy list of recommended conservative congressional candidates in Florida, see: Florida Conservative Congress

Florida Pro Life Endorsements Governor Senate Congress
Christian Candidate Recommendations

Endorsements from Florida Right to Life The Florida Right to Life political action Committee is a single-issue committee affiliated with Florida Right to Life, Inc. After careful review of candidates voting records and questionnaire responses the PAC issues the following endorsements and ratings for the Florida primary election. Please note that districts not listed indicate either no election or no recommendation.

U.S. Senate
Marco Rubio – Endorse

U.S. Congress
District 2 – Eddie Hendry, David Scholl, Steve Southerland – all “A” ratings
District 3 – Dean Black – Endorse
District 6 – Cliff Stearns – Endorse
District 8 – Kurt Kelly, Daniel Webster – “A+” ratings
District 12 – Dennis Ross – Endorse
District 13 – Vern Buchanan – Endorse
District 20 – Karen Harrington – Endorse
District 22 – Allen West – Endorse
District 23 – Bernard Sansaricq – Endorse
District 24 – Sandy Adams – Endorse
District 25 – David Rivera – Endorse

Governor
Bill McCollum, Rick Scott – “A” ratings

Attorney General
Jeff Kottcamp Endorse

Custom Printed t-shirts
cheap t-shirts

Pro Life Christian Candidates Recommendations for the 2012 New York Primary

For the list of conservative candidates in the Republican primary in New York June 26 Primary

U.S. Senate New York - - Wendy Long (R/C) -

U.S. Congress for New York

District 1 Randy Altschuler, or George Demos
District 3 Stephen Labate, or Anthony Tolda
District 4 Frank Scaturro, or Fran Becker
District 17 Nita Lowey or Joe Carvin or Kellie Greene (R) - Tea Party Activist:

District 20 Bob Dieterich
District 21 Matt Doheney, or Kellie Greene
District 22 Michael Kicinski

District 24 Ann Marie Buerkle or Paul Spencer
District 25 Maggie Brooks or Ann Marie Buerkle Endorsed by The Eagle Forum:

District 26 Mike Madigan
District 27 Chris Collins, or David Bellavia
New York State Senate Recommended Conservative Christian Candidates 2012 District 41 Neil DiCarlo
District 43 Kathy Marchione
District 51 Jim Blake
District 55 Sean Hannah
District 60 Chuck Swanick and Kevin Stocker
District 62 Johnny Destino

New York State Assembly Recommended Candidates

District 99 Colin Schmitt
District 101 Brian Maher
District 105 --New district-- Kieran Lalor, Pat Manning, Richard Wagner
District 114 Karen Bisso
District 145 Robert Restaino
District 147 Vacant Seat David DiPietro

Read more from New York Tea Party http://www.teanewyork.com/Candidates.html

Liberal Pro Gay Republicans - Those who voted pro gay to make gay marriage legal in New York

New York State Senators wearing the GAY BADGE OF DISHONOR:
Roy McDonald Dist 43 - Liberal Pro Gay Republican
Mark Grisanti Dist 60 - Liberal Pro Gay Republican
James Alesi Dist 55 - Liberal Pro Gay Republican
Stephen Saland Dist 41 - Liberal Pro Gay Republican


New York conservatives are making good on their threat to punish several state Republican lawmakers for voting in favor of marriage equality in 2011. Four Republican State Senators who voted for the bill will not be endorsed by the Conservative Party and three will likely face Republican primary challengers this fall.

The three likely facing challenges are James Alesi, Mark Grisanti, and Roy McDonald. The fourth Republican State Senator that voted for marriage equality, Steven Saland has so far escaped a primary challenge, but will not get the Conservative endorsement. Saland has indicated that there may still be a challenge against him.

Last year, New York Conservative Party Chairman Michael Long threatened to deny legislative candidates endorsements from his organization and he has not backed off that stance since. “Anybody who votes to destroy traditional marriage would not receive our endorsement. That is in cement and there is no change,” he said.
the Saratoga County Republican Committee has backed off endorsing McDonald.
Now, State Senators Roy McDonald, Mark Grisanti, James Alesi and Stephen Saland have to win re-election without Conservative Party support. And it was support from the third party that put them over the top two years ago.

Christian Voter Guide for Candidates New York 2012

Incumbent Gillibrand, Kirsten (D) - (New York Senate) is listed NUMBER THREE on top PAC money recipient list according to Open Secrets.org. Her receipt of whopping $1,368,782 represents the many special interest groups she serves - not constituents nor the nation.

There are many issues in our day for the Christian to consider when voting for a leader of the United States. We feel that Christians should make efforts to be informed concerning the policies of those aspiring to lead our country. Though we can't research all issues, we try to list a candidate's position on issues that are important to Christians and even to people in general. This Christian voting guide is offered to you as you make your voting decision. To discuss politics from a Christian point of view, especially for a Christian candidate in New York.

U.S. Senate New York Pro life Candidates
Wendy Long (R/C) - Attorney, Ex-Congressional Aide & Conservative Activist. The Conservative Party State Committee met on March 19 in NYC to nominate a candidate for U. S. Senate and overwhelmingly (91%, 5% 4%) endorsed Wendy Long as their candidate. In fact, a motion was made after the voting, to make it unanimous! Conservative is right in New York! A pro life candidate.

U.S. Congress New York

House District 17:

Kellie Greene (R) - Tea Party Activist

District 25:
Ann Marie Buerkle Endorsed by The Eagle Forum

House District 27

Collins (R) Tea Party Activist

Christian Citizens has a set of free marriage sermon outlines. Marriage Sermon Outlines,

Christian Voter Guide for North Carolina Candidates 2012 July 17 Run Off

Dan Forest (R) Lt. Governor - Solid Conservative,
Mike Causey (R) - State Insurance Commissioner
Richard Alexander (R) - Superintendent of Education
8th District Congress - Scott Keadle or Richard Hudson
Robert Pittenger Congress 9th District:

Mark Meadows - 11th Congressional District

US Congress Conservative Candidates North Carolina Run Off July 17

List of conservative candidates for Congress from North Carolina
Congressional District, Tea Party Congress favorite
Robert Pittenger Congress 9th District:
Mark Meadows - 11th Congressional District

VOTE FOR Amendment One (Marriage Protection Amendment)

US Congress Conservative Candidates North Carolina Run Off June

List of conservative candidates for Congress from North Carolina

Richard Speer - 2nd Congressional District, Tea Party favorite

Walter Jones Jr. (R) - 3rd District Congress

Congress 4th District, Jim Allen or George Hutchins

Bill Flynn - 6th Congressional District

Ilario Gregory Pantano (R) 7th District:

8th District: - Richard Hudson

Note liberal Vernon Robinson publicly campaigned for Barack Obama
Vernon Robinson supports Obama http://www2.journalnow.com/news/2011/oct/16/wsmain01-vernon-robinson-defends-south-carolina-ca-ar-1504840/

Ken Jones, N.C. Senate District 2;
Glen Bradley for State Senator 18, Wake Forest, NC

Michael Speciale, N.C. House District 3;
John Bell, N.C. House District 10; Kent Wilsey for State House of Representatives, Greensboro, NC
Jeremy Adams for State House, Washington,Plymouth, Nags Head, NC

Adam Brooks for County Commissioner, Randolph County, NC
Mark Hopp for Alamance County Commissioner, NC

David McFadyen, - District Court judge; Clinton Rowe,
District Court judge; Kirby Smith, candidate for District Court judge;
Rex Bennett, Craven County Board of Education, District 5.

 

 

North Carolina Conservatives will elect their candidates in the May 8, 2012 primary.

Eight primary candidates to speak to local Christian Coalition Eight candidates on the primary ballot on May 8 will speak to the Craven-Pamlico Christian Coalition on Monday at the Golden Corral in New Bern. The candidates will offer comments and take questions from the group. Due to the number of candidates, the meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. Those wishing to eat should arrive at 6 p.m. The candidates and the office they seek include.

7th District:
Ilario Gregory Pantano (R) 7th District:
Republicans and independents who choose to vote in the May 8 primary will see a stark contrast between polished, conservative Pantano of Wilmington, a former Marine who covets the national stage and has latched on to illegal immigration as his wedge issue, and Rouzer, a state senator from Johnston County who has less flash but more experience in actual governance. The third candidate, Randy Crow of Bladen County, is merely a distraction.
Who is more “conservative”? Who better aligns with Republican Party ideals? And who has the better chance of beating McIntyre in November? Those three points are what voters will consider as they head to the polls.
The StarNews Editorial Board will make no recommendation in this or any other primary race (although we will do so in the general election and on the ballot issue on same-sex unions), but we will comment on the horse races and the issues. The truth is, neither can be labeled liberal, although Pantano likes to paint Rouzer as a political insider who wants to grant amnesty to illegal immigrants and doesn’t deserve to call himself a conservative.
8th District:
Richard Hudson

Vernon Robinson previously publicly supported Obama, and is job is raising money for Congress, for which he uses to pay himself a salary, as he does not have much of an income producing job. Vernon Robinson and Obama http://bluenc.com/vernon-robinson-is-an-obama-fan%3F
Vernon Robinson Obama Supporter http://www2.journalnow.com/news/2011/oct/16/wsmain01-vernon-robinson-defends-south-carolina-ca-ar-1504840/

Robert Pittenger 9th District:
Two Republicans running for Congress in the 9th District have waded into the debate over North Carolina’s marriage amendment – from opposite sides.
Edwin Peacock III unveiled a campaign video Tuesday calling the amendment “another unnecessary government hurdle that is bad for business.” He has underscored his opposition in a fundraising letter.
Meanwhile, Robert Pittenger promised to “continue to defend the sanctity of marriage” in his own online video:

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Why Christians should vote and be active in political things

1. God has granted us authority. All authority belongs to God, but He has put human beings on the earth as caretakers. What is our task? According to Jesus in Matthew 28:18-20, we are to go out and make disciples of all nations, teaching them to obey God in every area of life. This includes politics. We must disciple people to make godly decisions about government, and promote the efforts of those who are already doing so.

2. We need to stand against evil. St. Augustine said those who are citizens of God's kingdom are best equipped to be citizens of the kingdom of man. The alternative is unthinkable. In the 20th Century, atheistic and secular humanistic leaders gained control of nations all across Europe, Asia and Africa. What was the result? According to historian R. J. Rummel, almost 170 million men, women and children have been brutally murdered by these governments, all in the name of human progress. These facts led historian John Hallowell to note, Only through a return to faith in God, as God revealed Himself to man in Jesus Christ, can modern man and his society find redemption from the tyranny of evil.
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When we see the good that results from applying God's principles, and the horror that results from rejecting them, doesn't it seem cruel and irresponsible to keep Jesus teachings about truth, love and compassion to ourselves? At very least, we should vote to keep OUT of office those who attempt to oppose God's authority.
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