Indian River Commission District 3
Indian River Commission District 3

Indian River Commission District 3

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Growth and development are at the forefront of several county commission races in Florida and Kansas. In Indian River County, incumbent Joe Earman emphasizes strategic growth management, while challenger Stephen Hume proposes a formal plan for future development. St. Lucie County's Commission Chair Cathy Townsend is contending with campaign mudslinging, focusing on her record of beneficial developments against challenger Audra Macon, who denies involvement in misleading advertisements. In Martin County, candidates Susan Gibbs Thomas, Blake Capps, and Frank D'Ambra III agree on the importance of growth but differ on their approaches, with Capps advocating for adherence to the Comprehensive Plan. Meanwhile, in Johnson County, Commissioner Shirley Allenbrand faces conservative challengers who call for stricter budget cuts and tax relief amidst significant industrial growth. Each election reflects residents' concerns about handling growth while maintaining quality of life and managing resources effectively.

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