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Political Gastronomica is a discourse on technology and online activism - how the marketplace of governing and ideas is improving with the efficiencies of the Internet.
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Dickert leverages online community engagement techniques and technical vision for brand and message management through effective application of social media and organizational processes.
Tag Archives: Broward County Ballot
Summary of 2010 Broward County Charter Amendments
In keeping with yesterday’s promise, I am including the five Broward Charter Amendments that are on the 2010 Broward County Ballot. Continue reading
Summary of 2010 Florida Amendments
Following up on my post for Florida state-wide contests, I wanted to make sure the summary of the Florida Amendments was captured. I have gone to the Miami Herald and the Sun-Sentinel to capture their thoughts. Continue reading
Oliver Parker / Fred Segal for Broward Soil & Water Conservation District
So – after a blog comment expressing a familiar refrain of frustration on who are Oliver Parker and Fred Segal, I decided to dial some of my contacts and look into reaching out to the two candidates for the position of Broward County Soil and Water Conservation District 3. Continue reading
Seeking information for the Broward County Ballot? So was I.
One of the most amazing things that happened this past week was my own frustration on trying to vote ont he Broward County ballot and then discovering how much content was missing. Simply put – being an informed voter is … Continue reading
Posted in Broward County Ballot 2008, Campaign 2008, Political Thoughts
Tagged Al Lamberti, Broward County Ballot, Broward County Ballot 2008, Fred Segal, Lois Wexler, Oliver Parker, Russell Setti, Scott Israel
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Summary of Broward Charter Amendments on 2008 Ballot
In keeping with my promise, I am including the ten amendments that are being discussed to modify the Broward County Charter. I have been very careful about my publishing of these summaries since I am not trying to suggest one way or another on how to vote.
For the ten initiatives to modify the Broward County Charter, I am listing what I have found published at CBS4.com’s site (with a corresponding link) and the opinion of the Miami Herald and the Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel. Continue reading