Incumbent Deborah Clark and challenger Jack Killingsworth are running for the Supervisor of Elections post.
Incumbent Deborah Clark, a Republican, is running against independent challenger Jack Killingsworth.
Additional mail ballot requests will be fulfilled daily as received.
Pinellas County Supervisor of Elections Deborah Clark mailed more than 266,000 ballots to domestic voters today for the Aug. 14 primary elections. On June 29, 2,214 ballots were mailed to absent military and overseas voters. Domestic voters are civilian voters residing within the U.S. and active-duty military voters residing in Pinellas County. Absent military and overseas voters include all active-duty military, their spouses and dependents, currently absent from their voting precincts; and civilians who are U.S. citizens residing outside the United States. Additional mail ballot requests will be fulfilled daily as received. To request a mail ballot, visit votepinellas.com, call 727-464-8683 or email absentee@votepinellas.com
The County is required to mail new voter information cards to all registered voters as part of the redistricting process, which included redrawing precinct lines to conform to new district boundaries.
Pinellas County Supervisor of Elections Deborah Clark began mailing new Voter Information Cards to all 600,000 registered Pinellas County voters on Monday, June 18. According to a news release, this mailing will take place over three weeks, and the last cards will be mailed July 2. Clark is required to mail new voter information cards to all registered voters as part of the redistricting process, which included redrawing precinct lines to conform to new district boundaries. Some district and precinct numbers have changed, but most polling places remain the same. The new cards will provide voters with their district and precinct numbers and polling places. Voters should look for red-white-and-blue mailers from the Supervisor of Elections …
The Department of Justice sent a letter to Florida Monday ordering the state to halt its voter purge or face going to court.
The Department of Justice is planning to sue the state of Florida for refusing to stop its non-citizen voter purge. U.S. Assistant Attorney General Thomas Perez sent a letter Monday to Florida Secretary of State Ken Detzner stating that Florida's decision to continue purging its voting rolls would leave the DOJ no choice but to take the Sunshine State to court. The letter (which is attached as a PDF below the picture) states: ... Your June 6 response has provided no information that allows us to change our view that the State’s new list maintenance program for verification of citizen is a “program the purpose of which is to systematically remove the names of ineligible voters from the official list of eligible voters,” and that this …
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The State of Florida said it will continue its voter verification process despite a request from the Department of Justice to halt its plans.
Florida Secretary of State Ken Detzner said Florida will ignore the Department of Justice's request to halt its voter verification process. Chris Cate, a spokesman for Detzner, told the Huffington Post: “We have an obligation to make sure the voter rolls are accurate and we are going to continue forward and do everything that we can legally do to make sure than ineligible voters cannot vote,” said Chris Cate, a spokesman for Detzner. “We are firmly committed to doing the right thing and preventing ineligible voters from being able to cast a ballot. We are not going to give up our efforts to make sure the voter rolls are accurate." The Department of Justice declined comment on Florida's response, according to the Huffington Post. In a …
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2:04 pm on Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Again, this is a hugely shallow attempt at another Scott publicity. Has ANYONE other than Kevin bothered to comprehend, this PR tirade Scott is engaging in, does not cost him a dime-it costs the Taxpayers a fortune! We can not feed our own children in this state, but we can afford to Sue the Federal Government over something they will win anyway? Scott broke the law. period. He had the list for … more ›
The Pinellas County Supervisor of Elections halted the verification process of potential non-citizen voters, after questioning the accuracy of the list provided by the Division of Elections.
Pinellas County Supervisor of Elections Deborah Clark announced Friday that she halted processing the list of potential non-citizen voters distributed to all Florida Supervisors of Elections by the Division of Elections. "The accuracy of the voter registration database is of the utmost importance,” Clark said in a released statement, “and we will continue our efforts to ensure the information is current. However, we will not use unreliable data.” Nancy Whitlock, communications director for the Supervisor of Elections, said that the decision is partly in response to Thursday's U.S. Department of Justice letter to Florida ordering the state to stop purging voter rolls. "It is partly in response (to the DOJ) but we were already considering …
10:26 am on Friday, November 30, 2012
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1:13 pm on Thursday, June 14, 2012
Why bother? We already have 20 million illegal aliens in our country and allowing more in every single day. Something tells me that those 20 million are would-be voters for someone and that someone wants to keep them on his side. Any attempts to only allow legal citizens to vote will be thrashed by those who believe we should have open borders and provide free services and welfare to everyone who… more ›