Showing posts with label Election 2026. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Election 2026. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 19, 2026

Primary results from My District

Primry Election results

All 814 precincts reported and the turn-out was 24.24%...not too good.

UNITED STATES SENATOR: Ashley Moody...78.65%

REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS: Deborah Adeimy...73.67%

GOVERNOR: Byron Donalds...58.75%

CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER: Blaise Ingolia...58.43%

COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE: Wilton Simpson...71.42%

STATE REP DISTRICT 87: Jon Maples...76.92% (Added him in here as I like him.

STATE REP DISTRICT 89: Cathy Higgins...67.18%

COUNTY COURT JUDGE GROUP 12: Jacob Noble...55.83%

SCHOOL BOARD DISTRICT 4: Christina Romelus...67.18

Tuesday, August 18, 2026

Low turnout in today's Primary Election

Byron Donalds (REP) is winning his primary for Florida governor with 59.15% and 23,326 votes. Not all votes have been counted yet.

Registered Voters:876,150
Ballots Cast:121,342
Voter Turnout:13.85%

2026 Mid-Term Ballot

Wednesday, August 12, 2026

Monday, June 8, 2026

Save Our Homes from Excessive Property Taxes

How Lake Worth Beach could be impacted if voters raise the homestead exemption in November

‘It’s going to affect everything,’ a city commissioner says about millions in projected revenue losses that could lead to cuts in public services and programs.

IF VOTERS RAISE Florida’s homestead exemption in November, Lake Worth Beach homeowners can expect deep cuts not just to their tax bills but to the public services and programs they receive from the city.

The “Save Our Homes from Excessive Property Taxes” constitutional amendment requires approval by 60% of statewide voters.

Here’s how Lake Worth Beach will be impacted if it passes, according to an analysis by Palm Beach County Property Appraiser Dorothy Jacks using 2025 property values:

Lake Worth Beach has 5,673 homesteaded properties representing nearly 44 percent of the city’s 13,067 parcels.
  • If the $50,000 homestead exemption is raised to $150,000, the city would lose about about $3.5 million in property tax revenue in 2027.
  • If the homestead exemption is raised to $250,000, the city would lose about $4.75 million in revenue in 2028.
  • Applied to the current city budget, that’s a loss of about 18 percent and 25 percent, respectively, in the $19.3 million in property tax revenue that makes up nearly 36% of the $53.6 million general fund.
  • That lost revenue could force Lake Worth Beach officials to make tough decisions about cuts their constituents may not like. The challenge comes as Lake Worth Beach property values have reached a milestone — $4.005 billion, an 8.7% increase, according to preliminary 2026 estimates released by Jacks’ office last week.
The property tax reform ballot question will be a main topic at a town hall meeting at the Casino Complex on July 25. Commissioner Anthony Segrich, who’s hosting the town hall, said he hopes residents will offer suggestions on what to cut.

Vote Byron Donalds for Florida Governor

Friday, May 29, 2026

Maureen Galindo was annihilated in her election

Texas Democrat Who Called to Imprison ‘Zionist Jews’ Loses House Runoff by Nearly 30 Points

There was a time — not even that long ago — when antisemitism was the one form of bigotry that united both parties in absolute condemnation. No serious candidate would dare peddle conspiracy theories about Jewish control of banks, media, or government. That was a given. Apparently, it’s not anymore.

Something ugly has taken root on the progressive left. What started as campus “anti-Zionism” after the October 7th massacre has crept into mainstream Democratic politics, wearing activist language like a disguise.

But this week in Texas, voters delivered a verdict that should give every American a small but meaningful reason for hope. Sometimes the system actually works.

Maureen Galindo didn’t just lose an election Tuesday night. She was annihilated — decisively, publicly, and by members of her own party. Every single point of that 30-point demolition was earned.

Let’s not sanitize this. Galindo, a sex therapist and housing activist, proposed on Instagram turning an ICE detention center into “a prison for American Zionists and former ICE officers for human trafficking.” Vile enough on its own. But she kept going and got slaughtered.

Read about it...

Thursday, May 21, 2026

James Blair White House Strategist - Attack, Attack, Attack!

Trump’s Election Attack Dog Just Left the White House With $400 Million and Three Words for Hakeem Jeffries

"Trump just handed his most feared operative $400 million and a plane ticket out of the White House.

The Democrats have no idea what is about to hit them.

His three-word strategy for November just became every Democrat's worst nightmare. James Blair and the 2026 Midterms Plan That Has Oracle Thrilled.

If you do not know who James Blair is, you will by November. Inside the White House, colleagues call him "the Oracle" – surely in honor of one the biggest Trump administration overlords. Like those who hijacked Trump’s America First agenda, Blair’s own friends call him ruthless.

He built the ground operation that delivered Florida to Trump twice, engineered the passage of the massive spending monstrosity the Big Beautiful Bill, and just helped boot Massie from Congress.

Blair recruited primary opponents personally to go against Indiana Republicans who opposed mid-decade redistricting in a previous state primary contest, designed the strategy to end their political careers, and watched the results come in from the Oval Office without breaking a sweat."

Source: Political Animal News

Wednesday, May 20, 2026

Trump endorsed candidate in KY wins Primary

Andy Barr wins Kentucky GOP Senate primary

This sets up the November fight for McConnell's seat

Rep. Andy Barr fought his way through an 11-candidate Republican primary in Kentucky to claim the party's nomination for U.S. Senate, a victory that positions the seven-term congressman to replace the longest-serving Republican leader in Senate history.

The seat belongs to retiring Sen. Mitch McConnell. Come November, Barr will face a Democratic opponent for the right to fill it. And the man who helped clear his path through a bruising primary was President Donald Trump, whose late endorsement earlier this month reshaped a race that had no clear frontrunner.

The Kentucky Republican Senate primary drew one of the largest fields of any GOP contest in the country. Barr emerged from the pack, beating former Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron and nine other candidates.

The win hands Trump an ally in a chamber where his legislative agenda, including the stalled SAVE America Act, has run into resistance from members of his own party.

Read more about it...

Monday, May 18, 2026

Bill Cassidy - Not too smart

Letlow, Fleming Advance to La. Senate Runoff, Cassidy Out

You don't impeach the President and leader of your party and expect to win

Sen. Bill Cassidy was decisively defeated in Saturday’s Republican primary in Louisiana, unable to convince voters that he deserved another term five years after voting to convict President Donald Trump during an impeachment trial over the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.

He finished behind U.S. Rep. Julia Letlow, who capitalized on the power of Trump's endorsement as the president continues purging his party of people he views as disloyal, and John Fleming, the state treasurer. Letlow and Fleming will compete in a runoff on June 27.

Cassidy's campaign spent roughly $9.6 million on advertising through May 16, according to the ad-tracking firm AdImpact. And Louisiana Freedom Fund, a super PAC supporting him, was on track to spend $12.3 million.

By comparison Letlow’s campaign, which launched Jan. 20, spent roughly $3.9 million, while a super PAC backing her, the Accountability Project, spent about $6 million.

Fleming's campaign spent about $1.5 million.

Read about it...

Friday, April 17, 2026

Trump slams Fox News

'SLEAZEBAG': Trump hammers Fox News for giving airtime to major political candidate

As the race for California governor heats up with the high-profile departure of former Congressman Eric Swalwell, President Donald Trump on Wednesday slammed the Fox News Channel for giving on-air coverage to billionaire Tom Steyer, one of several Democrats vying to replace Gavin Newsom for the Golden State's top job.

"Why is FoxNews showing SLEAZEBAG Tom Steyer, doing a big piece on him right now, and probably putting him 'into play,' instead of talking about Republican Candidates, and really good ones like Steve Hilton, and Republicans?" Trump asked on Truth Social.

"How can a Republican expect to win that State, with their Mail In Voting and Rigged Elections, when you have FoxNews promoting the Democrats?>br />
"Nobody cares about Tom Steyer, he is a LOSER, but Fox is making it possible for a guy like this to win.

VOTE FOR STEVE HILTON, AND TURN CALIFORNIA AROUND!"

Read more about it...

Thank God for Newsmax!

Monday, March 30, 2026

Democrat from Lake Worth arrested

'Malicious purposes': Democrat elections volunteer arrested for stealing sensitive computer equipment ahead of race barely won by Democrat in Trump's home district

PALM BEACH, Florida – A Democrat elections volunteer in Palm Beach County has been arrested for allegedly stealing an encrypted access key and sensitive computer equipment ahead of last week's special election in which a Democrat won by 800 votes in the district including President Donald Trump's home at Mar-a-Lago.

John Panicci, 59, of Lake Worth, Florida, was taken into custody Saturday evening, accused of taking sensitive computer equipment and other supplies on March 19, just five days before the March 24 special election.

WPBF-TV in West Palm Beach reports: "Sheriff's office detectives determined that on March 19, the Supervisor of Elections Office conducted a training session for volunteers assisting with the election scheduled for March 24. During the session, Panicci stole an encrypted access key from a voter registration terminal.

Panicci is listed as a registered Democrat in Palm Beach County on state voter records, with an active registration dating to 2001.

Read more about it...

Wednesday, March 25, 2026

GOP endorsed candidate Jon Maples loses in Special election

Democrat Emily Gregory defeats Republican Jon Maples in Florida District 87 special election

Emily Gregory flipped House District 87 in Palm Beach County blue in an upset victory. It marks the first time a Democrat has won there this century.

Gregory won 51.15% of the vote Tuesday to Republican Jon Maples’ 48.85% in a race where controversies arose for both candidates in the leadup to Election Day. Democrats smaered him on a residence issue.

She fills a seat Republican Mike Caruso left vacant in August, when he left for an appointed job as Palm Beach County Clerk and Comptroller.

Jon Maples, a 43-year-old financial planner and former Lake Clarke Shores Council member who was an All-American athlete at Palm Beach Atlantic University, ran a campaign closely aligned with Republican priorities at both the state and national levels.

He leaned on his local government experience and community involvement, including leadership roles with Families First of Palm Beach County and other civic organizations. His platform focused on cutting taxes and government spending, reducing regulatory burdens, expanding private-sector job growth and advancing school choice policies.

He also embraced a broader GOP push to eliminate or significantly reduce property taxes and sought to draw contrasts with Gregory on education policy, particularly around teachers’ unions. [Florida Politics]

Read more...

Saturday, March 21, 2026

Senate District 87 Special election - Vote Jon Maples

John Maples in special election on Tuesday, March 24

Senate District 87

The District 87 candidates are Republican Jon Maples, a former Lake Clarke Shores council member, and Democrat Emily Gregory, a small business owner.

Maples and Gregory are competing to succeed Republican Mike Caruso, who was appointed by Gov. Ron DeSantis to succeed Joe Abruzzo as Palm Beach County's clerk and comptroller.

Maples has been endorsed by Trump, Attorney General James Uthmeier and a slew of GOP state lawmakers that includes Florida Speaker-designate Sam Garrison and state Reps. Anne Gerwig, Jon Snyder and “MAGA” Meg Weinberger are backing Maples, as are Lake Worth Beach Commissioner Mimi May and former state Rep. MaryLynn Magar.

The Palm Beach County district — which runs up the coast through Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter, Juno Beach and Hypoluxo — has gone without representation since August.

Read more...

Thursday, March 19, 2026

Kiss of death for Alt-Left Democrats in Illinois Primary

Squad-backed Democrats go 0 for 6 in Illinois primaries as voters reject far-left candidates

Every single Democratic candidate aligned with the Squad lost their Illinois House primary race Tuesday evening. Six races, six defeats. Not a close call. Not a split decision. A shutout.

The rout spanned multiple congressional districts and sent a clear signal: even Democratic primary voters in deep-blue Illinois want nothing to do with the furthest-left flank of their party. AIPAC, which targeted all six candidates, took a victory lap on X:
Democratic voters rejected their extreme anti-Israel candidates, instead choosing mainstream candidates. AIPAC is proud to help defeat six would-be Squad members tonight!

The pro-Israel lobby also noted the radioactive endorsement trail that followed every losing candidate:
Being endorsed by @BernieSanders, @RoKhanna, @justicedems and @sunrisemvmt was a kiss of death in Illinois.
Kiss of death is right

Tuesday, March 17, 2026

Duke University Staff overwhelmingly donate to Democrats

Duke University employees Gave $1.6M to Democrats

This one hits hard. New FEC filings and a Campus Reform analysis show Duke University employees funneled the vast majority of their political donations to Democrats during the 2026 cycle.

Numbers matter. They donated $1,620,859.80 — about 97.46% — to Democratic-aligned candidates and committees. By contrast, only $42,259.08, or 2.54%, went to Republicans.

“Employee donations to federal candidates and campaign committees in the 2026 midterm cycle confirm the overwhelmingly liberal makeup of Duke University.”

That’s a huge gap. The report calls it out straight: “The dollar gap between the two totals stands at $1,578,600.72, meaning that Duke-affiliated donors gave roughly 38 times more money to Democratic candidates and committees than to Republican ones.”

ActBlue took the biggest slice. “The largest share of Duke-affiliated employee donations flowed to Democratic committees and progressive PACs.

Call it bias. Call it influence. Call it a snapshot of where faculty and staff put their money. Either way, taxpayers and parents paying tuition deserve to know what kind of political tilt exists inside classrooms and departments.

Read more...

Duke University receives significant federal funding, with over 785 million (roughly 31% of its revenue in some reports) coming directly from the U.S. government for research, student aid, and operations, particularly within its medical school.

Amendment 5 in Lake Worth Beach fails on recount

An election recount conducted on March 13 certified that Lake Worth Beach voters on March 10 rejected removing language from local law referencing the city police and fire departments that no longer exist.

After six hours of recounting thousands of ballots by machine, then more than 100 by hand, Palm Beach County election officials certified that voters defeated the City Commission-supported measure by two votes — 1,640 to 1,638.

Read about it...

Voters did not trust the Lake Worth Beach City Commission who put 5 Charter amendments on the ballot.

I voted YES on Amendment 5. I really liked having our own Police and Fire Departments for many reasons but we will never get them back.

Friday, March 13, 2026

Lake Worth Beach Amendment 5

Recount on Amendment 5

Wendy Satory Link says that at 10 a.m. today, the Canvassing Board will do a logic and accuracy test of the machinery, followed by the recount.

A winner could be declared by the evening.

A recount will also be conducted on Lake Worth Beach Question 5, which resulted in an exact tie on election night. First, three ballots will have to be cured in that election.

A manual recount is expected to follow the machine recounts.

PercentVotes
Yes--50.00%1,637

No-- 50.00%1,637

Read more...

Wednesday, March 11, 2026

James Talarico Democrat choice for Texas

What Texas Democrats Risk With Their Senate Pick

Why Democrats nominated James Talarico

Democratic leaders in Texas picked James Talarico because he energizes their base and talks a big game on cultural issues.

He has backed policies that expand abortion access and support gender ideology in schools. That appeals to a certain wing of the party that wants bold, uncompromising candidates.

The risk for Democrats is clear. Texas is still a conservative state in many places and nominating someone with extreme positions could make general election voters think twice before switching sides.

Mollie Hemingway’s blunt assessment:

Conservative commentator Mollie Hemingway told viewers on FOX News that Talarico is so far left it would be hard to elect him even in San Francisco. That is a sharp critique meant to highlight how out of step his positions are with mainstream voters.

Hemingway pointed to his record leading fights over trans policies in the state legislature and his calls for widespread federal roles in abortion, arguing those views are a long shot in Texas politics.

Read about the Alt-Left Talarico

At least he kicked Jasmine Crockett out of the race.

Tuesday, March 10, 2026

Election Results Lake Worth Beach Amendments

UPDATE: BY MIDNIGHT, ALL PRECINCTS HAD REPORTED...JUST MORE VOTES AND PERCENTAGES CHANGED...OUTCOMES THE SAME! Below results were from 8pm

1..City of Lake Worth Beach Question No. 1 (Vote For 1)
Participating Precincts Reporting: 20 / 23
ChoicePercentVotes
Yes--54.63%1,770
No--45.37%1,470
3,240

2..City of Lake Worth Beach Question No. 2 (Vote For 1)
Participating Precincts Reporting: 20 / 23
ChoicePercentVotes
Yes--20.92%686
No--79.08%2,593
3,279

3.. City of Lake Worth Beach Question No. 3 (Vote For 1)
Participating Precincts Reporting: 20 / 23
ChoicePercentVotes
Yes--22.79%746
No--77.21%2,528
3,274

4.. City of Lake Worth Beach Question No. 4 (Vote For 1)
Participating Precincts Reporting: 20 / 23
ChoicePercentVotes
Yes--58.59%1,900
No--41.41%1,343
3,243

5..City of Lake Worth Beach Question No. 5 (Vote For 1)
Participating Precincts Reporting: 20 / 23
ChoicePercentVotes
Yes--49.87%1,580
No--50.13%1,588
3,168