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    PAC Donations Came From Private Funds

    Guest Correspondence

    SRQ DAILY

    SATURDAY APR 2, 2016 |

    Editor's Note: Money contributed by the Economic Development Corporation to the Committee for Jobs in 2010 came exclusively from private donations and was an expenditure approved by the EDC Board of Directors; no public funds were used. The contributions were designated to support two issues of economic development significant: opposing Amendment 4 to the state constitution, a measure defeated by voters, and creation of an ad valorem tax exemption incentive tool to support growing companies diversifying the economy, a measure that Sarasota County voters approved. No money was used to support candidates.

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    What Will Single Member Districts Really Mean?

    Among the litany of issues Sarasota County voters consider this year will be whether to switch to single-member districts when electing county commissioners. It’s fairly easy to see why this inspires sharp partisan divide. Democrats lament no one from the blue team has won a seat on the com

    Jacob Ogles | Oct 13, 2018

    District 72 Remains Region's Hottest House Race

    An unexpected contest and surprising upset this year turned state House District 72 into the center of the political world in February. This November, voters weigh in again, and while the race this time will be one of many in the region, it remains one of the marquis battles in the region.

    Jacob Ogles | Sep 22, 2018

    Letting Go at Ringling

    We have had the great pleasure at Ringling College of Art and Design this past week of welcoming the largest incoming freshman class in the history of our institution. That’s right, over 500 new young people, representing 42 different states and 30 diverse countries, arrived in Sara

    Dr. Larry Thompson | Aug 25, 2018

    Good and Graham Swinging for Glass Ceiling

    As the woman who could become Florida’s first female governor stumped in Sarasota this week, she turned to the region’s biggest Democratic star for a boost. State Rep. Margaret, D-Sarasota, took the stage at the Francis Thursday to throw her personal support behind gubernatorial candi

    Jacob Ogles | Jul 28, 2018