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MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS

Ocoee sets District 4 commissioner special election for June 13

Winner to fill out remainder of term vacated by former commissioner.

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ELECTIONS

Ocoee mayoral candidate Adkins claims unfair treatment by city over political campaign signs

City rules govern how large campaign signs can be and where they can – and can’t – be placed.

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LOCAL ELECTIONS

The uncontested local election

Ocoee goes to the polls March 14 while Winter Garden and Windermere voters sit out canceled elections — and not for the first time. Why don’t municipal elections have more candidates?

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ELECTIONS

Entrepreneur, Former Felon … Commissioner?

Hope Bellamy makes a run for Ocoee’s open District 1 seat.

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ELECTIONS

Quality of life, economic development, first responder support top concerns in Ocoee mayoral forum

In largely respectful discussion, candidates still manage to land a few mild jabs.

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ELECTIONS

What makes Chris Adkins run?

Aiming to unseat Mayor Rusty Johnson, the first-time candidate says he'll bring transparency and accountability to Ocoee government.

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CAMPAIGN

Ocoee nonprofit ends political fundraiser for Oliver mayoral campaign

Jennifer Yon: “We were not aware of the law.”

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ELECTIONS

Traffic, fiscal responsibility top priorities for Ocoee’s District 1 commission candidate Kennedy

Building supply co. CFO says he wants “to work to solve problems.”

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ELECTIONS

Ocoee Planning & Zoning Commission vice chair announces run for District 1 Commissioner

Scott Kennedy: “It’s time for new representation that is dedicated to District 1 and devoted exclusively to the concerns of our residents.”

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ELECTIONS

Ocoee Commissioner Larry Brinson won’t seek re-election, opening up District 1 seat

Former state House candidate Nate Robertson announces run for special election for District 4

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