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Florida Statewide Election Results
November 5, 2014
Complete election results from across Florida show the following winners:
Governor — Rick Scott
Florida Attorney General — Pam Bondi
Florida Chief Financial Officer — Jeff Atwater
Florida Commissioner of Agriculture — Adam Putnam
Florida U.S. Rep. District 1 – Jeff Miller
Florida State Rep. District 1 — Clay Ingram
Florida State Rep. District 2 — Mike Hill
Amendment 1 (Water and Land Conservation) — PASSED
Amendment 2 (Medical Marijuana) — FAILED
Amendment 3 (Judicial Vacancies) — FAILED
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7 Responses to “Florida Statewide Election Results”
Henry Coe: I totally agree with everything you mentioned, I actually voted for Crist. I believe besides all the party changes he did a fair job on what he had to work with.when he was in office. No problems with all that you said I believe we are on the same page considering.
To all others I apologize for the the typo of pension, it just got under my skin a lil knowing I still cant do anything about it, I voted, my “voice” was heard and also understand that there is a 3% pay into but from what I and others gathered he is planning on some way to wipe it out, but we will see thats all I have to say about the subject anymore, it is what it is.
Governor Scott did not take away the state pension, he modified it by requiring a 3 percent employee contribution. This action will ensure the solvency of the pension system for years to come and reduces the cost for counties that contribute. Florida has the best public funded pension plan in the nation and I for one would like to see it remain as such…
@Gator, I’m aware of what Rick Scott said in his campaign commercials when he implied taking credit for successes in Florida, but what has Rick Scott actually done that can be documented as his effort?
He won running a negative campaign while mis-informing Floridians about Crist. Him and the various Super Pacs that is.
The economy crashing in 2007/8, not Crist fault, but Scott campaign blamed him for jobs lost.
Crist got blamed for raising taxes when in reality, in 2006 the voters approved an amendment to cut property taxes that left a gigantic hole in the state budget that had to be fixed.
It just seems like ever since Reagan did away with the Fairness Doctrine that every campaign season the lies get worse as our government gets filled with the uber rich plutocrats looking out for their own interest at the expense of everyone else.
Pention?
Gator, he has taken the pension in a way, because they have to pay the 3% themselves now, but all in all he is the least of 2 evils.
Great, 4 more years of these Bozos. Not very many good options this election.
I agree with all that was voted on except Rick Scott getting another term. Hopefully he does keep up the work he has done and leaves the retirement/pention and incentives that are so badly needed to the 1st reponders, public safety and the medical fields. How in the world can anyone justify taking those things away from the people who risk their lives every day?! I guess cause he is a millionaire and he has his retirement set and atleast a 10% increase on his pention “EVERY” year after he is out of office that we the people have to pay for and lose ours. Man I really hate politicians, none of them do what they say they will do, just hurt the ones trying to make a penny out of a tomato.