Janelle Irwin Taylor- Adrian Petrila
- Andy Oliver
- Berny Jacques
- Bill Dudley
- Charlie Justice
- Christine Brown
- Curtis Holmes
- Dave Gattis
- David Will
- Dawn Peters
- Ian O’Hara
- James Corbett
- Jim Rostek
- John Doctor
- John Hendricks
- Ken Welch
- Leslie Waters
- Lisa Hendrickson
- Lisa Wheeler-Bowman
- Pinellas County Commission
- Rich Cariello
- Rick Baker
- Robert Blackmon
- Stephanie Meyer
- Vincent Nowicki
Two Mayors from Pinellas County beach towns are backing Vincent Nowicki for Pinellas County Commission.
Redington Shores Mayor Lisa Hendrickson and St. Pete Beach Mayor Adrian Petrila both offered their support.
“I thank Mayor Hendrickson and Mayor Petrila for their support of my campaign. They are wonderful leaders in their respective communities. My campaign will focus and fight for every zip code of Pinellas County. The Beaches are no exception. We are proud to have 10 endorsements from current or former elected officials along the beach,” Nowicki said.
Previous endorsements include Redington Beach Mayor David Will; Belleair Beach Mayor Dave Gattis; Madeira Beach Mayor Jim Rostek; Treasure Island City Commissioner John Doctor; Gulfport City Council member Christine Brown; Gulfport City Council member Ian O’Hara; Redington Beach City Commissioner Rich Cariello; and former Madeira Beach Mayor John Hendricks.
Nowicki, a Republican, is running for the District 3 seat currently held by Democrat Charlie Justice, who is seeking re-election.
Nowicki briefly ran for St. Pete Mayor in 2021, but withdrew from the race. The conservative activist is perhaps best known for his efforts to hold local elected officials accountable. His personal investigation into former St. Pete City Council member Lisa Wheeler-Bowman led to her resignation in September. Nowicki hired a private investigator, who uncovered Wheeler-Bowman was residing outside her district.
He also filed an unsuccessful ethics complaint against Mayor Ken Welch over his appointment of James Corbett as City Development Administrator.
Nowicki said he has also filed a complaint with the IRS against Allendale United Methodist Church, a congregation led by progressive activist Andy Oliver, arguing the church is involved in political campaigns and political fundraising, which would make it ineligible for tax exemption as a religious institution.
Nowicki has raised more than $42,000 for his bid for Pinellas County Commission, a little less than twice what Justice has raised. Though it is worth noting that Justice entered the race later than Nowicki and has therefore not been raising funds for as long.
Nowicki has also secured endorsements from former St. Pete Mayor Rick Baker, former St. Pete City Council member Robert Blackmon, School Board member Stephanie Meyer, School Board member Dawn Peters, state Rep. Berny Jacques, Largo City Commissioner Curtis Holmes, Seminole Mayor Leslie Waters, and former St. Pete Council member and School Board Member Bill Dudley.
