Staff ReportsMay 17, 2023
25min0
Jacksonville makes history — a victory for women.
Tag: Rahman Johnson
Staff ReportsMay 17, 2023
Wes WolfeMay 16, 2023
2min0
Johnson more than doubled former Councilmember John Draper’s fundraising haul.
Staff ReportsApril 6, 2023
3min0
Bipartisan endorsements continue for the Chamber's political committee.
Wes WolfeMarch 21, 2023
10min0
District 7 is one of six City Council district races headed to a May runoff.
A.G. GancarskiJune 8, 2018
3min1441
Less than a week ago, Gov. Rick Scott suspended two Jacksonville City Council members who face 38 federal counts in a scheme to defraud local and federal taxpayers. That suspension created two vacancies that, as of Friday afternoon, have 29 applicants. The replacements for suspended Democrats Katrina Brown and Reggie Brown will be picked by Scott. They would serve until/unless the individual Council members […]
A.G. GancarskiSeptember 30, 2016
6min331
In the classic tradition of politics in Florida, some big news developed during Happy Hour on Friday. A day after pleading guilty to federal fraud charges, Reggie Fullwood filed a letter Friday with Florida Secretary of State Ken Detzner saying he is no longer a candidate in House District 13. Fullwood’s withdrawal, said the letter, was “effective immediately,” to “permit […]
A.G. GancarskiApril 29, 2016
3min419
Reggie Fullwood is looking for a comeback. Despite facing charges on 10 counts of wire fraud and four counts of failure to file federal income tax returns, the Jacksonville Democratic state lawmaker confirmed Friday evening to FloridaPolitics.com that he is running for re-election this fall. His announcement followed a week of uncertainty, in which friend and former […]
A.G. GancarskiApril 28, 2016
3min500
Under indictment for 10 counts of wire fraud, there are serious questions as to whether Reggie Fullwood can run for re-election in House District 13. Though the Jacksonville Democrat’s attorney asserts that $65,000 of personal expenditures from his campaign fund constitutes a mere “election code misdemeanor,” FloridaPolitics.com hears that interested parties might be ready to move on […]