VOTER GUIDE
GOVERNOR: RON DESANTIS
US Senator
Marco Rubio
(Depending on where you live in Broward, the following race may appear on your ballot for:)
Representative in Congress:
District 20: Drew-Montez Clark
District 23: Joe Budd
District 24: Jesus G. Navarro
District 25: Carla Spalding
(The following races appear on every ballot in Broward:)
Governor & Lieutenant Governor
Ron DeSantis & Jeanette Nunez
Attorney General
Ashley Moody
Chief Financial Officer
Jimmy Patronis
Commissioner of Agriculture
Wilton Simpson
(Depending on where you live in Broward, the following race may appear on your ballot for:)
State Senator
District 30: William "Bill" Reicherter
(Depending on where you live in Broward, the following race may appear on your ballot for:)
State Representative
District 96: Jenna Hague
District 100: Chip LaMarca
District 101: Guy Silla
District 103: George Navarini
District 105: Vincent Parlatore
(Judicial Retention and Circuit Judge races appear on every ballot in Broward.
Important Note: Judicial races are all Non-Partisan, which means Party Affiliation will NOT appear on your ballot.)
Retention Vote Justice of the Florida Supreme Court
Charles T. Canady - Vote YES
John D. Couriel - Vote YES (DeSantis appointed)
Jamie Grosshans - Vote YES (DeSantis appointed)
Jorge Labarga – Vote NO (Broward GOP in 2016 made this same recommendation as a result of Justice Labarga's decision to not allow Florida voters to vote on Obamacare)
Ricky Polston – Vote YES
Retention Vote 4th District Court of Appeal Justices
Ed Artau – Vote YES (DeSantis appointed)
Cory J. Ciklin – Vote YES
Dorian K. Damoorgian – Vote YES
Jonathan D. Gerber – Vote YES
Robert M. Gross –Vote NO (Broward GOP in 2016 made this same recommendation referencing that Justice Gross was appointed by Dem. Gov. Lawton Chiles)
Spencer D. Levine – Vote YES
Melanie G. May – Vote YES
CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE, GROUP 23
NOT GARY FARMER!!!
CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE, GROUP 51
Lorena Mastrarrigo
COUNTY COURT JUDGE, GROUP 15
Chris Marion Brown
(The following race for School Board appears on every ballot in Broward
Important Note: This races is Non-Partisan, which means Party Affiliation will NOT appear on your ballot.)
SCHOOL BOARD AT LARGE, SEAT 8
No recommendation (you may pick one based on your own research or leave it blank)
(Depending on where you live in Broward, the following race for School Board may appear on your ballot.
Important Note: This race is Non-Partisan, which means Party Affiliation will NOT appear on your ballot.)
SCHOOL BOARD, SEAT 6
BRENDA FAM
(Important Note: Municipal races are all Non-Partisan, which means Party Affiliation will NOTappear on your ballot. Candidates appear in alphabetical order. If there are municipal races on your ballot that are not on this guide below, that means the Republican Party of Broward County did not take a stance in that race.
Depending on where you live in Broward, the following city races may appear on your ballot:)
COOPER CITY
DISTRICT 2: LISA MALLOZZI
CORAL SPRINGS
SEAT 2: DANIEL FOGANHOLI
FORT LAUDERDALE
DISTRICT 1: JOHN CHARLES HERBST
DISTRICT 4: (PICK ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:)
MIKE LAMBRECHTS
HALLANDALE BEACH
SEAT 2: JOY ADAMS
MARGATE
SEAT 5: NINA CULVER
OAKLAND PARK
STEVEN R. ARNST
PLANTATION
GROUP 1: CAROL ANN SWORD
GROUP 2: JAMES FROMMERT
GROUP 5: H. WAYNE CLARK JR
POMPANO BEACH
DISTRICT 2: (PICK ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:)
BARBARA "BJ" COONS, OR DAVID J. VAN DER MOST
DISTRICT 3: THOMAS MCMAHON
SOUTHWEST RANCHES
DISTRICT 1: CARLOS HERNANDEZ
TAMARAC
DISTRICT 4: DAVID WITMAN MOUNTFORD
WESTON
SEAT 3: DIDI REYES-GREENSTEIN
SEAT 4: ALFREDO ORTEGA
(Statewide Amendments and Broward Charter Amendments appear on every ballot in Broward.)
Statewide Amendments
Amendment 1, Limitation on the Assessment of Real Property Used for Residential Purposes:
Vote YES (makes sense to me, especially after Hurricane Ian since it relates to not counting in the assessed valued improvements made to the property's resistance to flood damage)
Amendment 2, Abolishing the Constitution Revision Commission:
Vote YES (It's a non-elected board that meets every 20 years to put ballot initiatives on the ballot, only one of its kind in the entire nation, and has suggested some odd things over the years.)
Amendment 3, Additional Homestead Property Tax Exemption for Specified Critical Public Services Workforce:
Vote YES (it would give an extra non-school $50,000 exemption of the assessed value of homestead property owned by classroom teachers, law enforcement officers, correctional officers, firefighters, emergency medical technicians, paramedics, child welfare services professionals, active duty members of the United States Armed Forces, and Florida National Guard members.)
Broward Charter Amendments
Question 1, Amends County Charter to be Consistent with Constitutional Amendment and Special Law Regarding County Offices:
Vote YES (doesn't seem politically motivated, but just getting local Broward Charter in line with state constitution)
Question 2, Amends County Charter to Consolidate Central Examining Boards and to Ensure Consistency with State Law:
Vote YES (doesn't seem politically motivated, but just getting local Broward Charter in line with state constitution)
The above picks made by the Broward GOP are Paid for and Approved by the Republican Party of Broward County, and not authorized by any candidate or candidate’s committee. Commentary from Richard DeNapoli or individual recommendations by Richard DeNapoli are specifically noted in parentheses or with highlights above and is not part of the official Broward Republican Voter Guide.