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10 things I think I think about the latest poll of the St. Petersburg Mayor’s Race

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St. Petersburg voters still have no clue about who the next mayor should be, a new St. Petersburg Times poll shows. 61% undecided. Kathleen Ford, um, leads with 10%. After Ford, Bill Foster and Deveron Gibbons each received 8 percent, followed by Larry Williams and Scott Wagman with 4 percent each. City Council member Jamie Bennett received 3 percent of the vote. Newcomer Richard Eldridge received 1 percent. Here are ten things I think I think about this poll. 1.…

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The end for SaintPetersBlog

Ever since I acquired the rights to the perfect domain for my efforts — FloridaPolitics.com — I knew that one

Scott Wagman advertising on NYTimes.com

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It must be nice to have enough money to pay for spots on (I assume a regional version) of The New York Times website. But are these ads targeting me personally?. After all, how many other St. Pete voters are there who are reading an article about Greek Nachos in the Dining & Wine section of the paper of record.

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The Worst Election Ever

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Who would believe the fate of St. Petersburg could be changed by a car accident that occurred well beyond its city limits? On a brisk October evening, the Lord decided to call home Patrick Brett, the 20-year-old son of Terry and Kim. The high school student body president, homecoming king, and president of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, died well before his time in a car accident on his way home from a college football game. Because it was near…

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The end for SaintPetersBlog

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Scott Wagman and Charlie Justice’s cookie-cutter recipe for campaign website design

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The folks at Rearden-Killion must be real busy these days. How else to explain the cookie-cutter work they baked up for Charlie Justice’s new campaign website. It’s a complete rip-off of the website designed for Scott Wagman’s campaign. My design team and I took a look at both sites and found these notes the Rearden-Killion designers embedded in the code, revealing their step-by-step guide. Step 1: Layout the template. Step 2: Feature the candidates. Step 3: Utilize social networking. Step…

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Scott Wagman launches banner ads

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Looks like the Scott Wagman campaign is stepping up its online messaging efforts. I found this banner ad on local blog Recreating Tampa.

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A memo to Kendrick Meek

Kenneth Quinnell, the uber-smart new media director for the Kendrick Meek campaign, recently asked a few of us in the

Preview of Scott Wagman’s TV spot?

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This clip isn’t on his primary website, but you can find it if you look for it. It’s a little long for a commercial, but an edited version may be the framework for the first of what is sure to be a barrage of Scott Wagman media. Scott Wagman: Right Now! from Rearden Killion Communications on Vimeo.

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Karen Seel, Janet Long stand up for Scott Houghton-Wagman?

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I just can’t stand Scott Wagman’s campaign. It’s borderline irrational because I agree with Mr. Houghton-Wagman on most of the issues. I just can’t stomach the sense of noblesse oblige that drips from his campaign. You can see it in this picture taken at one of his fundraisers. Imagine Houghton-Wagman’s brain at work. “If I can just get this picture of Karen Seel and Janet Long standing next to me, that’s almost as good as endorsement. Because someone will follow…

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