Florida Conservative Candidates
Election Race 2010

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Florida Pro Life Endorsements -
Christian Candidate Recommendations

The Florida Right to Life Political Action Committee is a single-issue committee affiliated with Florida Right to Life, Inc. After careful review of candidates voting records and questionnaire responses the PAC issues the following endorsements and ratings for the Florida primary election. Please note that districts not listed indicate either no election or no recommendation.

Endorsements from Florida Right to Life

U.S. Senate
Marco Rubio – Endorse

U.S. Congress
District 2 – Eddie Hendry, David Scholl, Steve Southerland – all “A” ratings
District 3 – Dean Black – Endorse
District 6 – Cliff Stearns – Endorse
District 8 – Kurt Kelly, Daniel Webster – “A+” ratings
District 12 – Dennis Ross – Endorse
District 13 – Vern Buchanan – Endorse
District 20 – Karen Harrington – Endorse
District 22 – Allen West – Endorse
District 23 – Bernard Sansaricq – Endorse
District 24 – Sandy Adams – Endorse
District 25 – David Rivera – Endorse

Governor
Bill McCollum, Rick Scott – “A” ratings

Attorney General
Jeff Kottcamp – Endorse

Fla. State Senate
District 2 – Greg Evers – Endorse
District 8 – John Thrasher – Endorse
District 24 – Thad Altman – Endorse
District 25 – Ellyn Bogdanoff – Endorse
District 36 – Miguel Diaz De La Portilla – Endorse
District 38 – Anitere Flores – Endorse

Fla. State House
District 1 – Greg Brown, Doug Broxson, Ferd Salomon – all “A” ratings
District 2 – Clay Ingram – Endorse
District 11 – Paul Watson – Endorse
District 16 – Charles McBurney – Endorse
District 20 – Bill Proctor – Endorse
District 22 – John Deakins, Keith Perry, Remzey Samarrai – all “A” ratings
District 25 – Rick Joyce, Larry Metz – “A” ratings
District 26 – Vince Champion – Endorse
District 28 – Dorothy Hukill – Endorse
District 29 – Roger Shealy, Erin Grall, Robert Dale – all “A” ratings
District 31 – John Tobia – Endorse
District 33 – Jason Brodeur, Alice Sterling – “A” ratings
District 45 – Richard Corcoran – Endorse
District 47 – James Grant – Endorse
District 54 – Jim Frishe – Endorse
District 56 – Rachel Burgin – Endorse
District 57 – Todd Marks – Endorse
District 61 – Will Weatherford – Endorse
District 66 – Ben Albritton – Endorse
District 67 – Greg Steube, Robert McCann – “A” ratings
District 79 – Mike Horner – Endorse
District 80 – Debbie Mayfield – Endorse
District 91 – George Moraitis – Endorse
District 101 – Matt Hudson – Endorse
District 104 – John Julien – Endorse
District 112 – Jeanette Nunez – Endorse
District 115 – Carla Ascencio-Savola – Endorse
District 116 – Carlos Manrique, Whilly Bermudez – “A” ratings
District 117 – Michael Bileca, Marcus Rivchin Jr., Jose Pazos – all “A” ratings

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Endorsement & Ratings

• Endorse – best pro-life candidate in the race (our endorsement is a recommendation that our members vote for that person).
• A+ – rating where there is more than one pro-life candidate in the race, and the candidates have a recent pro-life public voting record.
• A – rating where there is more than one pro-life candidate in the race, and the candidates have returned a 100% pro-life questionnaire.

In the case of A and A+ ratings, we are recommending that a vote for any candidate with an A or A+ rating is a vote for a pro-life candidate.

Endorsements from Florida Right to Life

“The care of human life and happiness, and not their destruction, is the first and only legitimate object of good government.” – Thomas Jefferson

Florida Gubernatorial 2010 Issue Information

Below lists issue information about gubernatorial candidates in their own words. Additional information can be obtained by clicking the link to their web site. New York Governor Candidates, New York prepares to elect a new US Senator on September 14, 2010. Candidate summary information for Senator can be found here.
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Florida Information That Our Governor Should Know

Florida is a state of the United States. It is located in the Southeastern United States, bordering Alabama to the northwest and Georgia to the north. In 1845 it was the 27th state admitted to the United States. The History of Florida can be traced back to when the first Native Americans began to inhabit the peninsula as early as 14,000 years ago. Recorded history begins with the arrival of Europeans to Florida, beginning with the Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de León, who explored the area in 1513. Lista de los Diez Mandamientos , Spanish Ten Commandments in the Bible Diez Mandamientos

Since that time Florida has had a long history of immigration, including French and Spanish settlement during the 16th century, as well as immigration from new Native American groups. Florida was under colonial rule by Spain and Great Britain during the 18th and 19th centuries before becoming a territory of the United States in 1822. Two decades later, in 1845, Florida was admitted to the union as America's 27th U.S. state. Bumper Sticker ,car tags

Florida's nickname, the "Sunshine State" due to its generally warm climate, has fostered developments and migrations throughout the state's history, and particularly in the 20th and 21st centuries that have created a diverse population and an urbanized economy. As of 2008, the United States Census Bureau estimates that the state population was 18,328,340, ranking Florida as the fourth most populous state in the U.S.

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