Scott PowersAugust 19, 2021
5min1320
Brown failed to file timely finance reports in March, April and May.
Tag: Senate District 11Gabrielle Russon
Scott PowersAugust 19, 2021Scott PowersNovember 3, 2020
3min681
There were few surprises.
Scott PowersAugust 12, 2020
5min622
Lined up dominoes did not fall.
Scott PowersJune 13, 2020
4min635
And Victor Torres picks up a late-entry GOP opponent for November.
Scott PowersJune 12, 2019
5min666
Other Central Florida state Senate candidates report little fundraising in May
Jacob OglesApril 21, 2019
4min611
Orlando Democrat Charles Law, Jr. formally launched a Democratic primary challenge against state Sen. Randolph Bracy. “As a young professional, I have gained an understanding of the complexities of government, including its capabilities and limitations,” Law said. “In my candidacy, I hope to bring a fresh and progressive outlook to this district.” The Orange County […]
Scott PowersMarch 18, 2019
3min447
Brodeur has two Demoratic opponents in SD 9. Mayfield is unupposed in SD 17.
Scott PowersMarch 10, 2017
3min294
Republican state Rep. Jason Brodeur had a very, very good fundraising month in February for his campaign for state Senate District 9, raising nearly $88,000 in his campaign account and another $318,000 for his political committee. But then he gave much of it back. “We worked real, real hard,” Brodeur, of Sanford, stated in comments to FloridaPolitics.com, […]
Scott PowersAugust 27, 2016
2min375
Democratic state Rep. Randolph Bracy ramped up his campaign spending, dropping $23,000 in the first two weeks of August in the push for a Tuesday primary win in Florida’s Senate District 11. Bracy, of Oakland, has far more money than his three opponents and spent far more in the weeks heading toward the primary. Yet […]
Peter SchorschAugust 23, 2016
2min342
The Florida Education Association has put another $25,000 into the political committee chaired by Orlando Democratic Rep. Randolph Bracy, who is running in a four-way primary for the newly redrawn Senate District 11. The “Floridians for Progress” political committee has brought in $55,000 in contributions from the teachers’ union, which accounts for nearly half of […]