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Florida 2014 Judge retention electionsIn Florida, judicial retention elections for Supreme Court justices and appellate court judges are held once every six years. This year appellate court judges face retention.
1st District Court of Appeal, - - * Joseph Lewis Jr. - NO
2nd District Court of Appeal, - * Morris Silberman NO
3rd District Court of Appeal,
* Barbara Lagoa - NO Florida Retention of Judges 4th Court of Appeals4th District Court of Appeal - * W. Matthew Stevenson NOYES * Alan O. Forst ; * Mark W. Klingensmith , * Martha C. Warner The 4th DCA covers the counties of Broward, Indian River, Okeechobee, Palm Beach, St Lucie and Martin. 5th District Court of Appeal, YES
More Florida info provided below. Conservative Pro Life Congressional Candidates from FloridaSee list of pro life candidates for congress for FloridaJeff 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 Posey 8 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 CandidatesDistrict Don Gaetz 1Greg 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 Conservative Pro Life Candidates Florida 2014 RepublicanIncumbent Governor Rick Scottis being nominally challenged in the primary by conservative activist and perennial candidate Elizabeth Cuevas-Neunder and pharmacist Yinka Abosede Adeshina, and he is a lock to win renomination. Though there were rumblings that someone might challenge him the primary, those rumblings obviously never resulted in a serious challenge, though I am curious as to how a competitive Republican primary would have played out. Cuevas-Neunder seems like a more serious challenger than Adeshina, but in the end, it matters not, because Scott will easily win. Rick Scott is the only Republican hope. Congress District 3 – Ted Yoho (R)* Congress District 7 - David Smith (R) State Senate District 6 - Derek Hankerson Jamie Grant (R) - Florida House of Representatives 64 Debbie Faulkner (R) - Florida House of Representatives 65 Chris Shepard (R) - Florida House of Representatives 67 Bill Young (R) - Florida House of Representatives 68 FL State Attorney DistrictOnly contested endorsed candidates listedState 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 Florida Supreme Court Retention of Judges The Supreme Court race of judges 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 2014, 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. COPY AND FORWARD TO YOUR FRIENDS - WE NEED TO ELECT SOLID CONSERVATIVES
Pro Life Candidates Christian Voter Guide Florida 2014Expect a strong pro life vote for candidates in the August 14 primary.Florida House State Legislator Candidates 2014District Number - Only Contested Endorsed Candidates are listedState 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
Peter Daniel Richter for State Representative, FL District 76 Don Stephenson for School Board, Pasco County, FL
COPY AND FORWARD TO YPUR FRIENDS - WE NEED TO ELECT SOLID CONSERVATIVES Florida Congressman Comparison Voting Record - Conservative vs. Liberal RankingState - 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 _________________________________________________ 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
Florida is the 25th most conservative state, voting for Obama in last election but 2.81% more Republican than the national average. Florida Christian Conservative Candidate Voting GuideThe Florida November election is Tuesday in August 2011. Conservatives do not like Charlie Christ for US Senator, and they greatly prefer Marco Rubio.Florida Pro Life Endorsements Governor Senate Congress
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.
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