With his son on the Jacksonville City Council ballot this spring, here’s what Election Supervisor Mike Hogan can’t do.
With voter turnout of 25.5%, here are the results of the March 2023 Jacksonville City Council races.
Advice on running for Jax City Council from a former councilman, who says now is the time to prep for a 2027 run.
Here’s what the candidates had to say about infrastructure needs, their Downtown plan, and the importance of the St. Johns River.
The real change lies in who’s elected to the down ballot races. We have 19 seats on our City Council, and only four incumbents are running unopposed or against a write-in candidate, guaranteeing their return to the Council.
Jacksonville’s City Council will have a new look on July 1. Eight of 15 council races do not have an incumbent on the ticket, and seven incumbents face challengers. (Three other incumbents will return to the Council without opposition, and one is facing only a write-in candidate.) How can voters evaluate the candidates? Jacksonville Today spoke with four former members
Candidates for Jacksonville City Council answer the Jax Today Questionnaire.
With the political establishment lining up with Daniel Davis, the ultimate insider, LeAnna Cumber is vulnerable.
2023 could be a year of big change for Jacksonville’s urban core. Here’s a look at five trends to watch through the year.
It looks from the outside like Urban Meyer is coaching the Duval Dems and Doug Pederson the GOP, but it’s not really that simple.
