In Baker County, a candidate challenging the incumbent sheriff's re-election bid turns up missing. Jealousy isn't a particularly admirable trait, but come on. In Baker County, a candidate challenging the incumbent sheriff's re-election bid turns up missing.
Folks are in a tizzy.
In Putnam County, a county commissioner seeking re-election is accused of destroying his opponents' political signs in the dark of night, using the headlights from his funeral home van to illuminate the way for his dirty deeds. The couple insists they saw what they saw. And there's no telling what's going on in Clay County politics. But in Duval County, it's dullsville. The most heated race we have going involves a county court judgeship, which isn't exactly on the same plane as electing a congressperson or state legislator.