Candidates for upcoming elections in St. Pete Beach recently made their intentions known on the issues they consider most important regarding city government. The Gabber reached out to each candidate; here’s what they told us.
Here’s why, and why it matters in Gulfport’s upcoming city council election. Learn more about local candidates at The Gabber’s Candidate Forum on Feb. 2.
Jonathan Micocci tells Gabber readers why he threw his name in the hat for Gulfport’s Ward II – and why he took it out.
Madeira Beach residents have the chance to vote for mayor this upcoming municipal election.
The Gabber Newspaper will hold its annual candidate forum on Feb. 2 at the Catherine Hickman Theater. The City of Gulfport will co-host.
Two races for the Board of County Commissioners have a single unopposed candidate. The voter registration deadline is July 25 for the primary, scheduled for Aug. 23. Early voting locations will be accessible Aug. 13-21, and the deadline to request a mail-in ballot is Aug. 13.
Gabber editor Shelly Wilson’s moving on to her next great adventure. Join us in offering gratitude for helping us usher in the Gabber’s rebirth.
On November 2 voters in St. Petersburg will have their say on seven amendments to the city charter. The Gabber takes a look at what’s on the ballot.
The Gabber takes a look at the candidates for St. Petersburg’s next mayor, plus those running for Districts 1, 2, 4, 6 and 8; the citywide election is November 2.
Here’s more about the process of the Gabber’s Citizen Election Board in recommending who they believe will best serve Gulfport in wards two and four.
The Gabber’s Citizen Election Board released their recommendations for the Gulfport City Council election March 9.
The Gabber breaks down how each candidate for Gulfport City Council funded their campaigns.
