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New Candidate For Sheriff, Other Candidates Qualify Tuesday
June 6, 2012
A new candidate for Escambia County sheriff emerged Tuesday as more candidates filed their official qualification papers for the 2012 election.
Political newcomer Mindy Lynn Pare pre-filed and qualified Tuesday as a write-in candidate for sheriff .
Candidates that qualified on June 5 –
Clerk of the Circuit Court
- Henry John Misiak, Write-In
Sheriff
- Mindy Lynn Pare, Write-In
County Commissioner, Dist 5
- Jim A. Taylor, Rep.
ECUA, Dist 1
- Vicki H. Campbell, Rep.
ECUA, Dist 3
- Clorissti Mitchell, Dem.
ECUA, Dist 5
- Larry Walker, Rep.
Santa Rosa Island Authority
- Thomas Campanella (Nonpartisan)
Pensacola City Council, District 7
- Jewel Cannada-Wynn (Nonpartisan)
Candidates that qualified on Monday, June 4 –
Clerk of the Circuit Court
- Pam Childers, Rep.
- Ernie Lee Magaha, Rep.
Sheriff
- David Morgan, Rep.
- John R. Powell, Rep.
Property Appraiser
- Chris Jones, Dem.
Tax Collector
- Janet Holley, Dem.
- Mike Whitehead, Rep.
Superintendent of Schools
- Malcolm Thomas, Rep.
Supervisor of Elections
- David Stafford, Rep.
County Commissioner, Dist 1
- Jesse Casey, Rep.
- Wilson Robertson, Rep.
Bobby Spencer, NPA
County Commissioner, Dist 3
- John R. Johnson, NPA
- Tiffany Washington, Rep.
County Commissioner, Dist 5
- Steven Barry, Rep.
Packy Mitchell, NPA
School Board, Dist 4
- Patty Hightower (Nonpartisan)
School Board, Dist 5
- Bill Slayton (Nonpartisan)
ECUA, Dist 3
- Calvin Avant, Dem.
Pensacola City Council, At-Large B
- Charles L. Bare (Nonpartisan)
- Victor Cross (Nonpartisan)
Pensacola City Council, District 1
- P.C. Wu (Nonpartisan)
Pensacola City Council, District 5
- John Jerralds (Nonpartisan)
Comments
6 Responses to “New Candidate For Sheriff, Other Candidates Qualify Tuesday”
I feel Sheriff Morgan has done an outstanding job as sheriff . He has my vote in upcoming election . I know nothing of Him getting drunk, fooling around on His wife etc. Morgan is an honest , upstanding man and has done wonders as our sheriff.
“…we all know Morgan’s record.”
Yep, we sure do. Morgan flirted with taunting federal court judges and was almost arrested for contempt due to his arrogrance by interfering with potential juriors, or was this fact forgotten.
>>>This is an incomplete list of candidates RUNNING in Escambia county.
You are incorrect. This is the complete list, as of close of business Tuesday, of candidates who have *qualified* to run for office. The others that you have seen campaigning are PRE-qualified. Unless they file qualifying papers by Friday, they won’t be on the ballot.
So the story presents exactly the list of candidates qualified as provided by the Supervisor of Elections.
(It’s possible that somebody is pre-qualified, has out signs and is knocking on doors that will never qualify and never appear on the ballot.)
This is an incomplete list of candidates RUNNING in Escambia county. There is a complete list is on escambiavotes.com. Some may be finishing up their paperwork as this is the all part of the political red tape but stay tuned as there are many more that will be added!!!!! Voters should check out all candidates so we can make informed decisions.
Pare for Sheriff and Misiak for Clerk of the Court are in it only to close the primary.
They are nothing more than shills.
If those are the only two candidates for sheriff then Escambia County is in bad shape. Powell nearly ruined the city of Dothan,AL as chief and we all know Morgan’s record.