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BY BUDDY NEVINS

A huge number of Florida voters remain undecided or might change their minds before the upcoming statewide primaries for U. S. Senate and governor, according to the Quinnipiac poll released today.
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By  Jim Kane, The Florida Voter

With the Barack Obama campaign poised for a big win in Broward County, most political observers have assumed that The Democratic ticket’s coattails could sweep Scott Israel into the Sheriff’s office, even though he pales in comparison to Sheriff Al Lamberti in both name recognition and campaign cash.

This is not a new phenomenon in American politics. “Coattail effects” usually occur in elections that are classified as electoral landslides.

But the coattail effects may not be helping Israel as much as he would hope, a new exclusive poll found this week. Read the rest of this entry »

BY BUDDY NEVINS

It’s over!

The faltering economy has pushed U. S. Sen. Barack Obama into a significant lead in Florida and that will make him the next president

Economic woes are convincing even some bigots to hold their noses and vote for Obama. Read the rest of this entry »

BY BUDDY NEVINS

Why don’t more people know Public Defender Howard “Help Me Howard” Finkelstein?
That’s the question that stumps pollster Jim Kane and me after seeing the results of our USAPOLL exclusively done for Browardbeat.com.
Finkelstein’s name recognition was surprisingly low. Read the rest of this entry »

AN EXCLUSIVE USAPOLL BY JAMES G. KANE

State Senator Steve Geller, who is termed limited this year, has recently announced his intention to challenge fellow Democrat County Commissioner Suzanne Gunzberger for her District 6 Commission seat and has already opened up a campaign account. Challenging a fellow Democrat is highly unusual in Broward unless that Democrat is politically wounded (like Ilene Lieberman’s 1996 challenge of long-time Commissioner Jerry Thompson).

Certainly that is not the case with Suzanne Gunzberger  On the other hand, she hasn’t faced any serious challenge for the seat since she won against Don Samuels in 1992, when the race was countywide. At least on the surface, she would appear to be a formidable candidate to unseat.

But Steve Geller is no ordinary challenger. A former state legislator and now a state senator, Steve Geller is one the most politically powerful and influential Democrats in state government. His name has appeared in both the local and state-wide media on almost a weekly basis. In contrast to Sue Gunzberger, however, Steve has had his share of criticism from the press for lobbying for clients before local governments. This issue will undoubtedly find its way into the campaign as we get nearer to the primary. Read the rest of this entry »

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