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Perry McGriff

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Perry McGriff

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Perry McGriff was a Democratic candidate for District 14 in the Florida State Senate in the November 2, 2010, state legislative elections.

Elections

2010

See also: Florida State Senate elections, 2010

McGriff did not have any opposition in the August 24 primary. He lost to incumbent Steve Oelrich (R) in the November 2 general election.[1]

Florida State Senate, District 14
2010 General election results
Candidates Votes Percent
Green check mark transparent.png Steve Oelrich (R) 70,789 53.83%
Perry McGriff (D) 60,725 46.17%

Campaign themes

2010

On his campaign website, McGriff lists four issues he is concerned about.[2] They are:

  • Education
Excerpt: "Our education policy should not be based on fear of failure or teaching to tests – it should be built on a foundation of inspiration and innovation. That's why I will fight any attempt to push through a new version of the ill-conceived and terribly flawed Senate Bill 6 passed by the Legislature last session."
  • Economy
Excerpt: "Instead of giving tax cuts to large corporations, we must focus on making sure small business owners are stable enough to grow their businesses."
  • Environment
Excerpt: "Coastal tourism alone generates $56 billion a year to our state – and we can't afford to lose a penny of that revenue. The recent disaster in the Gulf is a perfect example of the need for increased protection for our natural resources."
  • Accountability
Excerpt: "The special interests have more say in Tallahassee than the voters do and that's just not right. That's why I'm running for the Florida Senate. This seat belongs to the people of Florida and, as your state senator, I will always put your interests ahead of special interests every day."

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Current members of the Florida State Senate
Leadership
Senate President:Ben Albritton
Majority Leader:Jim Boyd
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Don Gaetz (R)
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Tom Leek (R)
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Jim Boyd (R)
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Ed Hooper (R)
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