On the Ballot for Collier Voters — Part 2
In this post: an overview of the federal and state government races and candidates that will be on Collier voters’ August primary election ballots.
In this post: an overview of the federal and state government races and candidates that will be on Collier voters’ August primary election ballots.
In this post: an overview of the Board of County Commissioners, School Board, and other local races, candidates, and referendum that will be on Collier voters’ August primary election ballot.
Several readers wrote to me about my last post, The Republican Primary: Collier County’s Most Important Election. In this post, I share a few of their comments and explain how you can determine if and when what I suggested applies to you.
In this post, I describe the political landscape of Collier County and make the case that the Republican primary is the most important election for Collier voters.
Florida’s August 23 primary elections are less than 85 days away. Here is the first of the Sparker’s Soapbox Get Ready to Vote posts to help Collier County residents become more informed voters.
Petrunoff, Hutchison and Christman win Naples City Council election.
Election Day is Feb. 1. Incumbents Ray Christman and Terry Hutchison are running for reelection, facing challengers John Dugan, Beth Petrunoff, and Ian Rudnick. The top three vote-getters will win.
Here’s how Collier County voted in the presidential, congressional, state and local elections, Conservation Collier and the proposed amendments.
Richard Blonna, Jared Grifoni, Phares Heindl, Becky Irwin, and Joseph Rola are running for the four Marco Island City Council seats on the November ballot.
Democrat Cindy Banyai and Republican Byron Donalds are running to serve Congressional District 19.