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Know the Candidates in Orange County: 2014 Election

Click here for the 2014 Orange County Democratic Party Voting Guide.

The primaries are long over now and absentee ballots will be mailed soon for the 2014 November General Election. Candidates appearing on Orange County ballots are listed below, and all are linked to the candidates’ sites. Candidate party affiliations are also listed. Check out the differences and make the best informed decision for each race.

Congratulations to Democratic State Representatives Vic Torres and Randolph Bracy who were unopposed in their re-election.

The candidate order is listed as they will appear on the ballot, per Orange County Supervisor of Election sample ballots. For all of the judicial candidates and the ballot questions including the Constitutional amendments, the Charter amendments and the special referendum click here.

United States Representative (Congress)
District 5:
Glo Smith (Republican)
Corrine Brown (Democrat)

District 7:
John Mica (Republican)
Wes Neuman (Democrat) – not campaigning
Al Krulick (NPA) – also seeking Dem support

District 8:
Bill Posey (Republican)
Gabriel Rothblatt (Democrat)
Write-In Candidate

District 9:
Carol Platt (Republican)
Alan Grayson (Democrat)
Marko Milakovich (NPA)

District 10:
Daniel Webster (Republican)
Michael McKenna (Democrat)
Write-In Candidate

Governor / Lieutenant Governor
Rick Scott (Republican) / Carlos Lopez-Cantera
Charlie Crist (Democrat) / Annette Taddeo
Adrian Wyllie (Libertarian) / Greg Roe
Farid Khavari (NPA) / Lateresa A. Jones
Glenn Burkett (NPA) / Jose Augusto Matos

Attorney General
Pam Bondi (Republican)
George Sheldon (Democrat)
Bill Wohlsifer (Libertarian)

Chief Financial Officer
Jeff Atwater (Republican)
William “Will” Rankin (Democrat)

Commissioner of Agriculture
Adam Putnam (Republican)
Thaddeus Thad Hamilton (Democrat)

State Senator
District 12:
Edward DeAguilera (Republican)
Geraldine F. Thompson (Democrat)

District 14:
Darren Soto (Democrat)
Devin Norton (NPA)

State Representative
District 30:
Bob Cortes (Republican)
Karen Castor Dentel (Democrat)

District 44:
Eric Eisnaugle (Republican)
Matthew Falconer (NPA)

District 46:
Bruce Antone (Democrat)
Write-In Candidate

District 47:
Mike Miller (Republican)
Linda Stewart (Democrat)

District 49:
Rene “Coach P” Plasencia (Republican)
Joe Saunders (Democrat)

Clerk of the Courts (Special Election)
Eduardo “Eddie” Fernandez (Republican)
Tiffany Moore Russell (Democrat)

County Commissioner
District 2:
Alvin Moore (Democrat)
Bryan Nelson (Republican)

District 6:
Victoria Siplin (Democrat)
Derrick “Shine” Wallace (Democrat)

School Board Chair
Bill Sublette (Republican)
Write-In Candidate

School Board Member
District 3:
Regina Hellinger (Democrat)
Linda Kobert (NPA)

Soil & Water Conservation District Supervisor
Group 2:
Tim Adams (Democrat)
Steven L. Beumer (Democrat)
Timothy D. Blevins (Republican)
Daisy Morales (Democrat)

Group 4:
Brian Fenn (Republican)
Eric M. Rollings (Democrat)

2014 Orange County judicial candidates and ballot questions including Constitutional amendments, Charter amendments and special referendum

Click here for the 2014 Orange County Democratic Party Voting Guide.

9 Responses to "Know the Candidates in Orange County: 2014 Election"

OrlandoChris says:

September 16, 2014 at 1:00 pm

Vote Adrian Wyllie for Governor! Also, Bill Wohlsifer for Attorney General and yes on 2. Why vote between 2 known liars? Florida, we are fortunate enough not to be stuck picking one liar or the other this time. We actually have an alternative. Take advantage of the opportunity. Adrian Wyllie deserves my vote. He is a honest average Floridian just as you and I , that is willing to stand up and do something for the interest of all of us here in Florida. The other candidates both Republican and Democrat are owned and controlled by special interest, like puppets and will lie to your face to gain your vote, then continue the same old agenda that we complain about year after year. Time to get off this merry-go-round, election after election, thinking it will be any different. Take a stand, vote for the candidate that loves this state and is willing to take time out of his life, effort and money to SERVE the people of Florida and stop voting for these ‘paid for’ career politicians that are only out for money and fame and have zero interest in us Floridians. Even if it’s just for honesty alone, vote for Adrian Wyllie instead of the other two (Scott/Crist) which are proven liars. The choice is yours and yours alone, if you want the same old corruption and slap in the face, go ahead and vote for one of the two puppets (Scott/Crist) OR do what is right for our (yours and your children’s) future and vote for Adrian Wyllie. Support him by donating to his campaign, spreading the word and contribute to the super brochure program which I think is very powerful. Visit his website today

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1. Jimmy Miller says:
  
  October 4, 2014 at 7:21 pm
  
  Libertarian = Tea Party members who smoke pot. The Libertarian party was so easily hijacked by the Tea Party and subhuman slime like Rick Scott that it has doomed the future of the Libertarian party. You make up lies about Charlie Crist. Chrlie Cirst has never knowingly lied to the people that I’m aware of. Not all the things he wanted as governor happened, but it wasn’t his fault.
  
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Farid Khavari says:

September 16, 2014 at 8:18 pm

Compare Florida Governor Candidates in Black & White

http://khavariforgovernor.com/compare

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Farid Khavari says:

September 16, 2014 at 8:30 pm

Is a Governor’s Education & Experience Important?
To be a manicurist in Florida, you need a year of training, to pass a test and be licensed. Why do we expect less from politicians? See it by yourself at the link below:

http://khavariforgovernor.com/education/

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Tammy says:

October 14, 2014 at 9:30 pm

Rick Scott has done more for Florida (like Jobs) than “good time” Charlie ever will. In the inner circle of Charlie many broke away from him flip flopping and he is so in love with Obama. Look where thats gotten us as a country. Ebola virus and now Obama refusing to close our borders, no travel ban from countries (like Africa), ISIS Threat, IRS scandal, Obamacare (keep your doctor & premiums that are going to go up after the election) Benghazi, shovel ready jobs (which costs millions because jobs were lost) and on and on and on. America has suffered enough from Obama and his failed policies not to mention his inexperience (an organizer…really). How embarrassing!! I certainly believe we need less government and more of “We the People”.

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1. Kelly A. Greene says:
  
  October 23, 2014 at 1:01 pm
  
  Dearest Tammy, It is so hard being a Teahadist!! In the blind hatred of all things Obama you forget a lot of things because of your hyper vigilance against that usurper from Hawaii in your “White House.” (You know you are not supposed to take that literally don’t you?) Any how, just thought I would remind you because I know you’re busy with all the things you hate; Africa is a continent not a country. You cannot ban travel from a continent, but I’m sure if Hannity and Palin say we should, you would try your darndest.
  
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2. G.Wheeler says:
  
  October 24, 2014 at 1:44 pm
  
  Tammy, Sounds like you are repeating the political ads word for word. Why not do some of your own research for a change and you’d be so amazed that I’m sure you would refuse to believe the real facts.
  
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Tim Adams says:

October 20, 2014 at 12:58 pm

Thank you, for this Informative Site.

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Not for Obola or Hitlery says:

November 2, 2014 at 10:13 am

Good site! I used this to vote straight republican to oust all of the demoncrap slime before our country is given away to everyone who doesn’t pay taxes.

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