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Very Important Information  - from Your Volusia County Supervisor Of Elections, Ann McFall
Please download the latest election guide and schedule -
click here

Download the Florida Guide to 2010 Elections and Candidates - click here

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Florida's Representatives - Congressional District Maps
http://www.govtrack.us/congress/findyourreps.xpd?state=FL

 



Debate for the three Republican candidates for State House 26: Mayor Fred Costello, Vince Champion, and Nathan McDonell.
August 12Th from 7-9 P.M

Please join us at the Republican Club of West Volusia Headquarters 352 E. New York Ave. Deland on August 12Th from 7-9 P.M. We ask all those who attend to please bring their own chairs if possible. We also ask that you bring finger food to share with others  who attend. The debate will be for the three Republican candidates for State House 26: Mayor Fred Costello, Vince Champion, and Nathan McDonell. Those who attend are welcome to submit questions before the event is called to order. If you have any questions call Jared 386-569-0661. We look forward to seeing you there!!!

Economics and the 2010 elections -
America is facing unique and challenging circumstances
with skyrocketing deficits and a national debt that is weighing down our economy and causing us to lose the confidence of the world as a place to invest. For the first time ever we are in serious jeopardy of losing our Moody's AAA credit rating *. We really have only four options to fixing the current debt crisis that jeopardizes our very existence as a Nation:

1) Raise interest rates dramatically to increase return on investment and help investors overcome their fears of our instability and begin to invest in us again. To us, this will mean loans for homes, cars and businesses will be more expensive**

 2) Raising taxes drastically or adding new taxes like VAT or Cap and Trade Energy taxes ***.   

 3) Hyper-inflating the money supply. This is something that we don't even want to think about as it will destroy America as we know it, see the history of the Weimar Republic ****.  All three options above mean slowing the already sluggish economy further, prolonging the recession or possibly pushing us into a depression. Option four is the only responsible approach.

 4) DRASTICALLY CUTTING SPENDING. In the short term it may be painful and cause Americans of all backgrounds to sacrifice something they want, enjoy, or think they need. But we are at crossroads, and we have some serious decisions to make. If we keep spending as we currently are, the first three options leave us with more short term gloom and possibly long term doom and gloom, like the destruction of our current American system; think the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991.  

We at Volusia 9.12 ask that you pay special attention to current governmental affairs and the upcoming 2010 elections. Don't believe anything you hear or read from any source especially the press, unless you verify it yourself. As we learned with the healthcare reform bill, disinformation is more prevalent than legitimate information, even from media sources we thought we could trust. We ask that you do not walk into the voting booth and pull the lever across the board for either party, they are both to blame for this mess. We ask that you research and know full well where the person you are voting for stands on these never more important fiscal issues. We ask that you look for responsible representatives willing to make unpopular and hard fiscally responsible choices for the future of our great Nation.   

* http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/16/business/global/16rating.html
**
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/11/business/economy/11rates.html?partne r=rss&emc=rss&src=ig
***
http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE6355N520100406
****
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/commandingheights/shared/minitext/ess_germanh yperinflation.html



You can vote by absentee ballot.   
You can order your absentee ballot here.
http://volusia.org/elections/absentee/default.htm     OR
 
You can also call to request a ballot be mailed to you.  

Volusia County Supervisor of Elections

Telephone
West Volusia - 736-5930
N.E. Volusia - 254-4690
S.E. Volusia - 423-3311
Osteen Area - 574-0598, ext. 5930

Please vote in the Primary – it matters. 



EARLY VOTING LOCATIONS

Deland area
Department of Elections
Historic Courthouse
125 W. New York Avenue

Deltona area
Deltona Regional Library
2150 Eustace Avenue

Daytona Beach area
Volusia County Library Center at City Island
105 E. Magnolia Avenue

Ormond Beach area
Ormond Beach Regional Library
30 S. Beach Street

New Smyrna Beach area
New Smyrna Beach Regional Library
1001 S. Dixie Freeway

For more information contact the Department of Elections
elections@co.volusia.fl.us

 

 

 

Here are the nonpartisan candidates with their Party.  The ones that weren't listed have a ? beside their name.
 
7th Circuit, Circuit Court Judge, Group 3
Matt Foxman - R
George Pappas - R
 
7th Circuit, Circuit Court Judge, Group 5
Dennis Craig - ?
Marc Dwyer - ?
Ed Haenftling, Jr - D
Joe Horrox - R
Sid Nowell - ?
John M. Selden - R
 
7th Circuit, Circuit Court Judge, Group 10
Scott DuPont - R
Don Holmes - D
Eric K. Neitzke - R
 
7th Circuit, Circuit Court Judge, Group 9
Mary Jane Henderson - D
Robert A. Sanders, Jr - R
 
School Board Member, District 3
Maready Hanford - R
Sharon Luebbers - D
Stan Schmidt - R
 
School Board Member, District 5
Rhonda Lochiatto - R
Diane J. Smith - D
 
County Council Member at Large
Eddie Colosimo - U
Joyce Cusack - D
Mary Martin - ?
Margie M. Patchett - R
 
County Council Member, District 1
Andy Kelly - ?
Dwight D. Lewis - R
Paul Rosch - ?
 
County Council Member, District 3
Joie Alexander - ?
Bill Benedict - ?
Ellen Darden - R
Deborah A. Denys - R
John J. D'Hondt - ?
Roger Gray - R
George Trovato - R
 
County Council Member, District 5
Allison Curtiss - R
Greg France
Patricia Northey - D
 
The City of Daytona Beach
City Commissioner, Zone 1
Ken Ali - R
Edith Shelley - R
Ruth Trager - ?
 
City Commissioner, Zone 5
Walter Fordham - ?
Mario Henderson - D
Derrick L. Henry - D
 
City of DeBary
City Council, Seat 1
Christopher Carson - R
Dawn Fitzpatrick - R
Michael Alex Kolba - U
 
City Council, Seat 2
Nick Koval - R
Bill Long - ?
Bob Waldorf - ?
 
City Counsil, Seat 3
Grace Carlton - ?
Lita Handy-Peters -  D
Dan Hunt - ?
Mark A. Meister - D
Ryan Rinaldo - D
 
City of Deland
City Commissioner, Seat 3
Willie L. Bright - D
Vonzelle Johnson - D
 
City of Deltona
Mayor
Robert Desmond - R
John Masiarczyk - R
David Santiago - ?
 
City Comissioner, District 1
Zenaida, Denizac - R
Jacinto Garcia - D
Mike Richards - ?
 
City Commissioner, Distict 3
Heidi Herzberg - D
Randy Kough - R
Heather Joy Mitchell - R
 
City Commissioner, District 5
Janet Deyette - D
Fred Lowry - R
David A. McKnight, Sr - R
Victor M. Ramos - D
Wilfredo Sanchez - ?
Rafael A. Valle - U
 
City of Holly Hill
Mayor
Arthur J. Byrnes - U
Jeanne Cullen - D
Roy Johnson - R
Maureen Monahan - U
Rene "Rocky" Rivera - D
Steve Smith - ?
Roland D. Via - R
 
City Commissioner, District 3
Donald "Donnie" Moore - ?
Mark Reed - D
 
City of Port Orange
City Council, District 1
Mike Arminio - R
Bob Ford - R
Ryan Veilleux - D
 
City Council, District 2
Don Burnette - D
Bret Teitetbaum - D
 
City Council, District 4
John T. Cardullo, Jr. - R
John Anthony Junco - R
Dennis A. Kennedy - U
 
City of South Daytona
City Council, Seat 3
Kenneth McMillen - R
Lisa L. O 'Neal - R
Ralph G. Schoenherr - R