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Primary Election August 14 SUNDAY · AUGUST 5, 2012 L PRIMARY ELECTION VOTER GUIDE AUGUST 14 IN THEIR OWN WORDS: FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCal CANDIdaTE PreVIEWS INSIDE Sheriff School Board, District 1 School Board, District 2 County Judge, Group 1 FEDERAL, STATE n Mark Wilson (R) n Martha Barrett n Cari Ford Cahill n Joe Boatwright II U.S. Senate n Rick Beseler (R) n Cheryl Grymes n Gail G. Cook n Michael Woodward Democrat Page 5 Page 8 n John M. Pulice n Tito S. Smith n Glenn A. Burkett (D) Page 10 Page 11 n Bill Nelson (D) Superintendent of Schools School Board, District 3 Page 2 n Ben Wortham (R) n Andrew Cordek School Board, District 4 City Commissioner, Group 1 n Charles Van Zant Jr. (R) n Jack Daniels n Kimberly Joyce Fahlgren n James Norwood Jr. Republican Page 5 n Suzanne Jenkins n Richard Williams n Roberta M. Correa n George LeMieux (R) n Ashley Smith Juarez n Russell L. Johnson City Commissioner, Group 3 n Deon Long (R) Commissioner District 1 Page 9 n Tracy Range-Ketchie n April Tilton n Connie Mack (R) n James Corbin Jr. (R) Page 10 n Mary Lawson Brown n Mike McCalister (R) n Wendell Davis (R) School Board, District 5 Jacksonville. com n Marielena Stuart (R) Page 5 n Pervalia Gaines-McIntosh n Dave Weldon (R) n Chris Guerrieri Page 2 Commissioner District 3 n Constance “Connie” Sands Hall PUTNAM COUNTY n Diane Hutchings (R) Page 8 Sheriff ST. JOHNS COUNTY U.S. House, District 3 n Jim Renninger (R) n Jed Bedenbaugh (D) State attorney n James Jett (R) n Marge Hutton (R) School Board, District 7 n Reno Fells (D) n R.J. Larizza n Steve Oelrich (R) Page 5 n Coree Cuff n Jeff Hardy (D) n Stasia Warren n Clifford B. “Cliff” Stearns (R) n Jason Fischer n Scott I. Simmons (D) Page 7 n Ted Yoho (R) Commissioner District 5 n Lori Harrell Hershey n Brent Coates (R) Page 3 n Richard Russell (R) n Jon Heymann n Tom Williams (R) Commission, District 1 n Ronnie Robinson (R) n Frank Swanson Page 11 n Brian Iannucci (R) U.S. House, District 4 Page 5 n John Turner n Cyndi Stevenson (R) n Bob Black (R) Page 8 Tax Collector Page 12 n Ander Crenshaw (R) School Board District 2 n Christine Hammond (D) n Deborah Katz Pueschel (R) n Carla Cran County Court Judge, Group 12 n Leota D. Wilkinson (D) Commission, District 3 Page 3 n Carol Studdard n Ruth Hepler n Linda Myers (D) n John R. Ruggeri (R) Page 6 n Michelle Kalil n Julianne Holmes-Young (R) n Ray Arthur Quinn (R) U.S. House, District 6 n Rhonda Peoples-Waters n Brad Purcell (R) n William (Bill) A. McClure (R) n Heather Beaven (D) School Board District 3 Page 7 Page 11 Page 12 n Vipin Verma (D) n Buck Burney n Richard Clark (R) n Edward “Smitty” Huffman Jacksonville Beach Mayor Superintendent of Schools Commission, District 5 n Fred Costello (R) n Joseph B. Wiggins Sr. n Penny Christian n Cynthia O. Asia (D) n Alan Kelso (R) n Ron Desantis (R) n Shirley (Tina) Bullock n Charlie Latham n Jim Roach (D) n Joseph (Ken) Bryan (R) n William Billy Kogut (R) Page 6 n Mitchell McCue n Tom Townsend (D) n Rachael L. Bennett (R) n Craig Miller (R) Page 9 n Mike Lisle Jr. (R) Page 12 n Alec Pueschel (R) School Board District 4 n Phyllis Criswell (R) n Beverly Slough (R) n Frank Farrell Jacksonville Beach Page 11 School Board, District 2 Page 3 n Johnna McKinnon City Council Seat 1 At Large n Ronald Lovon Stafford n Kenneth Francis n Christine Hoffman Commission District 1 n Tommy Allen State Senate, District 4 Page 6 n John McGowan n Jane Hamby (D) Page 12 n Aaron Bean (R) n Fernando Meza n Nancy S. Harris (D) n Mike Weinstein (R) Page 9 Jacksonville. com School Board, District 5 Page 4 n Gary McMahon DUVAL COUNTY Commission District 3 n Patrick Thomas Canan State House, District 11 Circuit Court Judge, Group 1 n Karl Flagg (D) n Tom Rivers n Janet H. Adkins (R) n Melina E. Buncome NASSAU COUNTY n Kenny Eubanks (D) Page 12 n Cord Byrd (R) n Brian Davis Property Appraiser Jacksonville. com Page 4 n Donald B. Mairs n A. Michael “Mike” Hickox (R) St. Augustine Commission, n Greg Messore n Tammy C. Stiles (R) Commission District 5 Seat 1 State House, District 17 n Gerald L. Wilkerson Page 10 n Frank Cone Jr (D) n Bruce Maguire n Mike Davis (R) Page 6 n Carl Dennard (D) n Deltra L. Long n Kim J. Kendall (R) Sheriff n Walton Pellicer II (D) n Errol D. Jones n Ronald “Doc” Renuart (R) Circuit Court Judge, Group 29 n Bill Leeper (R) n Larissa Ricketts (D) n Roxanne Horvath Page 4 n Alvin Wellington Barlow n Chris Hartley (R) Jacksonville. com Page 12 n Mark J. Borello n Garland “Bubba” Rhoden (R) Public Defender, 4th circuit Page 7 n Steve Whitley (R) School Board District 2 n William Charles Chuck Page 9 n David Buckles EARLY VOTING “Fletcher” (R) Circuit Court Judge, Group 34 n Lisa Parsons Election Day is Tuesday, n Matthew Shirk (R) n Suzanne Bass Commissioner, District 3 Jacksonville.com Aug. 14. Early voting continues Page 4 n John Merrett n Pat Edwards (R) through Saturday at the Page 7 n Ronnie Stoots (R) School Board District 3 following locations. Page 2 Page 10 n Ralph Dallas Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court n Terry Wright CLAY COUNTY n Bill Hodges (D) Commissioner, District 5 Jacksonville. com MORE ONLINE Clerk of the Court n Brenda Priestly Jackson (D) n Kenneth Bruce Overstreet (R) For extended candidate n George Bush (R) n Jim Fuller (R) n Walter (Jr.) Boatright (R) responses and addirional n Larry Lancaster (R) n Ronnie Fussell (R) Page 10 questions and answers, n Tara Green (R) Page 7 go to Jacksonville.com’s Page 4 Voter Guide.
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