Pinellas County November 4, 2014
Opinion by: E. Eugene Webb PhD
Almost 207,000 votes have already been cast in Pinellas County early voting. You can see the unofficial vote count at Supervisor of elections Voter Turn Out.
Opinion by: E. Eugene Webb PhD
Almost 207,000 votes have already been cast in Pinellas County early voting. You can see the unofficial vote count at Supervisor of elections Voter Turn Out.
Please vote today. Don't pass on voting because you
think your vote will not matter. On the sales tax referendum, GreenLight, the
total vote count will be very important.
It is critical that Pinellas County voters send a clear
message to the Pinellas County Commission and the PSTA Board of Directors about
how they feel about the GreenLight effort.
We need good public transportation in Pinellas County
that will actually serve those who need it.
What we don't need is a redevelopment plan disguised as
a transportation sales tax that benefits the 30 or so donors who have dumped $1
million dollars into a campaign designed to convince you a train that runs from
downtown St. Pete to downtown Clearwater will work in a densely populated, commercially
dispersed , three story tall County. It will not.
Don't let all of those claims about reduced bus service
and shutting down bus routes scare you.
If GreenLight, fails to pass as it should, all that
needs to done is let the politicians know that if they cut bus service, they
will experience the same fate as those who voted to remove fluoride from the
water. Problem solved.
Remember that today, election day, you can only vote
in your precinct. Not sure where it is? Go to the Supervisor of elections Find Your Precinct.
Haven't mailed
in your mail in ballot? TAKE IT WITH
YOU.
Your vote is your
opinion, make it count.
Watch My
Video Green Light - It's a Bad Law
Read Green Light Sales Tax
Ordinance and The PSTA/ Pinellas
County Inter Local Agreement .
E-mail
Doc at: dr.webb@verizon.net. Or
send me a Facebook (Gene Webb) Friend request. Please comment below, and be
sure to share on Facebook and Twitter.
Disclosures: Contributor to No Tax for Tracks.
Disclosures: Contributor to No Tax for Tracks.
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