The Republican Primary Guide to Constitutional Conservative Candidates
The August 23rd is the Republican Primary is upon us.... revised 8/10/22 6:23pm
Florida News Report cannot stress this enough:
If you are a registered Republican, your election day is AUGUST 23rd. Know who you are voting for - sources you trust, not the mainstream media or the local newspapers which are paid to endorse certain candidates. Vote like your life depended on it - because it probably does.
How many times in the past two years have you wondered, “How did we get here?”
We got here because almost every August Republican Primary has less than 30% voter turn out.
GOP voters who are unfamiliar with the way or when the Republican Primary election decides between constitutional conservative Republicans and RINO candidates don’t participate. And those who do —— the Republican Super Voters —— whose numbers are small, but are reliable, are targeted in every possible medium by the RINO Establishment. They tend to watch the local news and the political commercials are directed at them. They are hammered with negative mailers alleging the opponent of the RINO candidate is a “Never Trumper” or “a Democrat plant.”
The Super Voters are only partly responsible for the state of the Florida Republican Party. Those Republican voters who are fixated on "NOVEMBER, NOVEMBER, NOVEMBER!” are also responsible.
If you haven’t taken your civic duty seriously before, doing it now is critical and there are many truly conservative candidates running in the Republican Primary.
Don’t be part of the problem - be part of the solution to cleaning up our GOP. Get out and vote in the August 23rd Republican Primary.
While our contacts in each county could not provide information on each race, they did give us a head start: Florida Republican Primary Guide to Constitutional Conservative Candidates in all 67 Florida counties (please note Florida House District 62 candidate, Jeremy Brown, is unopposed in the Primary. He is a Jan. 6th prisoner in Pinellas County jail. His name will be on the November 3rd ballot against a Democrat candidate):
Greg Steube is running unopposed in the Primary - He is absolutely a constitutional conservative candidate.
Actually your election days can include almost weeks before the August 23rd date. In Charlotte County you can vote from August 8th, this Monday thru August 21 all day long. You can vote at the Mid County library in Port Charlotte, the Supervisor of elections in Punta Gorda, and on San Casa in Englewood for early voting. You go to your assigned precinct location on the 23rd. Thanks to a courageous young person who got in touch with Epoch Times, you don't have to wear a mask, get a vaccine, have your temperature taken or give your ballot to someone outside that promises to take it inside and cast the vote.