Videos by Multimedia Editor Sera Frederick. NSBNEWS.net endorses Joe Horrox and Dennis Craig for circuit judge, group 5, and doesn't give either an edge.
Video by Multimedia Editor Sera Frederick. NSBNEWS.net endorses Don Holmes for circuit judge, seat 10.
Video by Multimedia Editor Sera Frederick. NSBNEWS.net endorses Stan Schmidt for Volusia County School Board, district 3, in Tuesday's general elections.
Video by Multimedia Editor Sera Frederick. NSBNEWS.net endorses Dorothy Hukill, Republican, for relection to House District 28.
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Joyce Cusack, candidate for Volusia County At-Large, was a no-show for Monday's Hob Nob in New Smyrna Beach.
NEW SMYRNA BEACH -- Joyce Cusack was unable to attend Monday's Hob Nob in New Smyrna Beach because of a family illness.
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DAYTONA BEACH Shores, Fla. -- Republicans are calling for the voters to “send a Message to Washington” via the November elections. But what message should be sent?
DELAND -- Getting to the polls this election season will be a little easier for Volusia County voters. Votran and the Volusia County Elections Office are partnering to offer free rides to the polls Election Day for registered voters. Transportation to five early voting sites throughout the county and the general election polls, Nov. 2, will be provided free to Votran riders with a valid voter ID.
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NEW SMYRNA BEACH -- Congresswoman Suzanne Kosmas, D-NSB, (24th), will walk to the polls today in her native New Smyrna Beach to encourage early voting.
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New Smyrna Beach resident Ellen Darden, who was a candidate in the 2010 primary for the County Council district 3 seat and is president-elect of the New Smyrna Beach Board of Realtors, wrote her opposition to Amendment 4 on the Nov. 2 ballot, the so-called Home Democracy initiative for voters to consider in the general election:
A “wolf in sheep’s clothing” is the metaphor that comes to mind when I consider Amendment 4. I hear this alleged growth management amendment to Florida’s Constitution, requiring a popular election every time a change is needed to every local comprehensive land use plan, described by supporters as though it is just a common sense, no down side proposal.
