Independent congressional candidate Troy Stanley, who is running against Republican incumbent Ander Crenshaw in Florida’s District 4, will be hitting the road in October to drum up publicity for his campaign and to meet potential constituents. From Oct. 5…
Can populist passion help carry an independent candidate past the powerful Republican Ander Crenshaw this November?
In a new press release, independent congressional candidate Troy Stanley calls for his Republican opponent Rep. Ander Crenshaw to refund “any and all contributions directed by Paul Magliocchetti, who has been accused of funneling illegal campaign contributions to…
The nonpartisan taxpayer watchdog group Citizens Against Government Waste has given several Florida representatives low marks when it comes to protecting the interests of the taxpayers they aim to represent.
The group’s recently-released Congressional Pig Book Summary is a compilation of…
After pledging to work toward healing the St. Johns River during his time in office, Jacksonville City Council President Jack Webb held a “River Roundtable” meeting in City Hall chambers last Thursday. Webb was joined by a panel of politicians and environmental agency representatives, including state Sen. John Thrasher, Jacksonville Mayor John Peyton, Councilman John Crescimbeni and others.
Reaction to the forum was mixed, with some praising the city’s efforts to get to the bottom of St. Johns River pollution and some questioning whether the city is prepared to take action to investigate the root causes of the river dead zones.
On last Thursday’s “First Coast Connects” (a radio program on Jacksonville’s NPR affiliate), independent congressional candidate Troy Stanly told host Melissa Ross that his decision to run against five-term incumbent Rep. Ander Crenshaw, R-Jacksonville, was an easy one: “If they…
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