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Medical Marijuana: Let's Go for a Better, Passable Bill

January 27, 2015 - 6:00pm

Ever since Amendment 2 on medical marijuana went down, there has been much discussion about how to proceed.

Watch Your Back

January 27, 2015 - 6:00pm

Cyndi Stevenson Edges Mike Davis in Open House GOP Primary

The special Republican primary battle for former Rep. Doc Renuarts open House seat, representing the northern parts of St. Johns County, proved close on Tuesday night.

St. Johns County Commissioner Cyndi Stevenson beat St. Augustine businessman Mike Davis, who challenged Renuart in the primary back in 2012, by 300 votes on Tuesday night. With all votes in, Stevenson had 5,173 votes (42 percent) while Davis took 4,870 votes (39 percent). Jack Capra stood in distant third with 2,379 votes (19 percent).

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Travis Hutson Beats Doc Renuart in GOP Senate Primary

Former Rep. Travis Hutson won the special Republican primary for an open Florida Senate seat on Tuesday night, decisively beating former Rep. Doc Renuart by 17 percent. Hutson will face Democrat David Cox in the special election on April 7.

With all votes in from Flagler, Putnam and Volusia counties and more than 90 percent of precincts reported in St. Johns County, Hutson had 52 percent of the vote while Renuart trailed with 35 percent. Dennis McDonald was in distant third with 13 percent.

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Paul Renner Cruises in GOP Primary for Open House Seat

Paul Renner is one step closer to heading to Tallahassee after a big primary win on Tuesday night.

Renner, an attorney and Navy veteran, lost by the skin of his teeth in a Republican primary to banker Jay Fant for an open Florida House seat in Duval County. But, on Tuesday, Renner bounced back easily, crushing former St. Johns County Commissioner Ron Sanchez and conservative activist Danielle Anderson in the special Republican primary for the House seat vacated by former Rep. Travis Hutson.

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