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Ethics Commission dismisses complaint against Palm Coast councilmen

Ethics Commission dismisses complaint against Palm Coast councilmen
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Early Voting For Palm Coast Mayor Underway

Jul 18, 2021 | 6:07 PM Palm Coast, FL – Early voting is underway for the Palm Coast Mayoral election. It began this past Saturday and will run through next Saturday, July 24. There are three early voting sites available. FLAGLER COUNTY SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS OFFICE – 1769 E. Moody Boulevard Building 2, Suite 101, Bunnell, FL 32110 FLAGLER COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY – 2500 Palm Coast Parkway NW, Palm Coast, FL 32137 PALM COAST COMMUNITY CENTER – 305 Palm Coast Parkway NE, Palm Coast, FL 32137 There are six candidates in the race to fill the vacant position left by former Mayor Milissa Holland, who was re-elected last November and resigned in May. Palm Coast Mayor Resigns Suddenly Candidates for Palm Coast Mayor David Alfin Kathy Austrino Carol Bacha Doug Courtney Cornelia Downing Manfre Alan S. Lowe Mail-in voting continues but Flagler County Supervisor of Elections reminds voters to allow at least ten days for delivery and as of today, July 18, you’re down to nine days. Y

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An Alan Lowe Campaign Message: 60 Seconds, 2 Violations of Law, 3 Falsehoods, 4 Misleading or Deceptive Statements

Alan Lowe. (© FlaglerLive) On June 29, Alan Lowe, one of six candidates for Palm Coast Mayor in the July 27 special election, posted a 60-second campaign message on his Facebook page. The video bears fact-checking as an example of Lowe’s tenuous relationship with facts or truth, because in 168 words, Lowe manages to fit in at least three falsehoods, make four misleading or deceptive statements and violate the state’s campaign rules twice. Lowe is running in a field of six candidates. One of them can be as hard to follow as the last 30 pages of “Ulysses,” a couple of others tend to speak in technocratic generalities, and none, Lowe included, have the sort of prior government experience they can fall back on to project a commanding grasp of the job ahead. But if all six are sincere–and I have no doubt Lowe is as well–only Lowe makes explicitly false statements, misleading claims, and ideologically-driven pitches that have little to no connection to Palm Coast governanc

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Responding to Lowe campaign mailer, Republican Party of Florida cautions candidates about using governor s image

Responding to Lowe campaign mailer, Republican Party of Florida cautions candidates about using governor s image
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Candidate Drops Out of Mayoral Race, Creates a Ballot Problem and Endorses Lowe: He s Sorry for Hating America

A candidate dropping out of the race for Palm Coast mayor after qualifying ended created a bit of a problem for elections officials, who had already sent their ballots to be printed. (© FlaglerLive) Kevin Cichowski’s brief candidacy for the special July 27 election for Palm Coast mayor ended today as oddly as it began a week or so ago–with cryptic statements, a back-handed endorsement of candidate Alan Lowe, and the proposal for an “active shooter system” in the schools. Dropping out two days after qualifying ended also created a problem for Supervisor of Elections Kaiti Lenhart, whom Cichowski had not informed. Lenhart’s office had on Tuesday sent the ballots for the special election to be printed, to its printer in Orlando. What was already estimated to be an election that could cost up to $188,000 might have cost quite a bit more had Cichowski dropped out a day or two later.

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