County Commission Candidates Haselden and Paradies Hold Fund Raisers Next Week

Voters in Tampa Bay take note! Fundraisers are scheduled next week for two new candidates running for county commission seats in Tampa Bay. 

On Saturday, November 11th, a fundraiser for Barbara Haselden, Candidate for Pinellas County Commission, District 6, is being held at the home of John and Betsi Burgess from 5:30-7:30pm.  Invite with the logistics and to RSVP is found here.

Fundraiser for Barb Haseldon November 11, 2017
at Burgess home

Barb Haselden is a successful businesswoman and a champion for the taxpayer who led the successful No Tax For Tracks Pinellas campaign that saved Pinellas taxpayers at least $2 Billion. Haselden promises to pursue getting term limits on the ballot again. Term limits were passed in Pinellas County by 73% in 1996 but got tied up in legal technicalities and they were never implemented. Haselden's campaign website is found here to find more information and to hit her donate button. 

On Wednesday, November 15, a fundraiser for Chris Paradies, Candidate for Hillsborough County Commission, District 2, is being held at the Northdale Country Club from 5:30-7:30pm. Invite is below.

Fundraiser for Chris Paradies November 15, 2017
at Northdale Country Club

Chris Paradies is a West Point graduate who has a PHD and a law degree. He is a small business owner and practices intellectual property law. Paradies states he will fight for the forgotten taxpayer, implement cost savings and bring innovation to County Center. Paradies supports term limits and believes those limits should be respected. Paradies's campaign website is here to find more information and to his donate button

Both candidates are working to get on the ballot by petition. Help them out. Take the opportunities to meet these two new candidates, sign their petition and donate to their campaigns.

Time is ripe for a breath of fresh air for voters in Hillsborough and Pinellas to have real alternatives to the status quo.