Concerned Taxpayers Local Candidates Endorsements

Posted on 15 February 2011
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Concerned Taxpayers Local Candidates Endorsements

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The board of Concerned Taxpayers of Duval County met on the day of love, February 14th, to approve our candidate endorsements for local elections taking place this spring. If anything, this shows our love for the Duval County taxpayers that we sacrifice time away from our significant others to select candidates who will fight for small efficient government free of corruption and special interest lobbyists peddling their pet projects to government officials and expecting the taxpayers to pay for it!

Our endorsements

 

Mike Hogan: Mayor

Dick Kravitz: Tax Collector

Jim Overton: Property Appraiser

David Taylor: Group 1, ANTI-Endorsed

John Crescimbini: Group 2

Juan Diaz and Jim Robinson: Group 4, Co-Endorsed

Robin Lumb: Group 5

Clay Yarborough: District 1

Bill Bishop: District 2

Mario Rubio: District 3

Stephen Hyers: District 5

Doug Moore: District 11

Joe Andrews: District 12

Henry Mooneyham and Kendall Bryan: District 14, Co-Endorsed

Honorable Mentions

 

Warren Lee: Mayor

Ryan Taylor: Tax Collector

Fred Engness: Group 5

Jim Davis: District 12

For more details, see the linked Adobe Acrobat documents below. All of these documents can be freely distributed as far and wide as you want.  If anything, we encourage you to do so.   Just click and print.

Press release
Candidate Survey Results
Detailed Candidate Endorsements

We are already in the press as the Florida Times Union picked up our endorsements.

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2 Responses to “Concerned Taxpayers Local Candidates Endorsements”

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  1. Candidates On Film | Concerned TaxPayers of Duval County says:
    March 6, 2011 at 5:49 pm

    [...] to the ThePoliticallyShe’s YouTube channel. The interviews and surveys are the basis of our endorsements.  Happy viewing! « Concerned Taxpayers Local Candidates Endorsements PRESS RELEASE [...]

  2. Ray Holt Is Not Endorsed By The Concerned Taxpayers of Duval County! | Concerned TaxPayers of Duval County says:
    March 7, 2011 at 10:34 am

    [...] Mr. Holt’s flagrant disregard for the concerns of taxpayers in addition to his duplicitous representation of the facts led our candidate committee to UNCONDITIONALLY REJECT the candidacy of Ray Holt.  On Monday February 14th 2011, our board of directors endorsed Doug Moore for the City Council District 11 race.  More information about our endorsements and the report accompanying the recommendations of our candidate committee can be found on our website. [...]


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