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Here we are in the final day. THE DAY that truly makes America great. We all have our voice... and today, it is heard. One by one, we live and breathe, one by one we vote.
Today our responsibility is to look at the fundamentals and the principals of each and every candidate and issue before us.
Now is not the time for a change, now is the time for leadership. We are a strong and resolute people who will rise to the occassion, 'bear any burden', 'pay any price'.
Today is the day to remember our heritage, and our responsibility as the leader of the free world. We do this as an Island, as a County, as a State, and as a Country.
Here are the pictures of the election action on the Key today.
Locally, with all of our candidates promising that they are the best for the postitions of governing us, here is who contacted us here at key-biscayne.com to take advantage of our free coverage of their positions and free linking to their websites. All theirs for the taking.
Who took advantage of this? Mayor Bob, Annika, Thornton, and a Weinman rep.

Here are our choices for Mayor of Key Biscayne:
Current Mayor Bob Oldakowski                     #112
Carol Diaz - Castro                                         #111
Our choices to fill six Council seats:
Annika Akerlund - Tarajano                            #114
Michael W. Davey                                            #115
Enrique Garcia                                                 #116
Eric Labrador                                                   #117
Steve Liedman                                                 #118
Jorge E. Mendia                                              #119
Federico "Fredy" Padovan                             #120
Thomas Thornton                                             #121
Robert Vernon                                                  #122
Pat Weinman                                                    #123

CHARTER AMENDMENT
Procedure for Election of Mayor and Village Council Members

The Village Charter currently provides for the election of Mayor and Council
Members in November of each even numbered year, and includes runoff
elections. A Charter Amendment is proposed to eliminate runoffs, establish
a primary election system, and provide for a primary election in October
with a regular election in November for Mayor and Council positions, and to
allow election dates to be further adjusted by Ordinance.

Shall the above described Charter Amendment be adopted?
NO #217
YES #216

The Islander News has a system by which the Publisher, her son, the Editor and
two writers for the Islander News sit around in a room and after much discussion
listen to the reccomendations of the Editor and agree with her choices.
Out of the 12 people running for office, we predicted here who the Islander would
choose. We got 4 of the 6 positions correct of who they would choose.
How predictable are they?
OK, here are OUR choices of who is going to win. We will also post this here
so that it is time stamped for your personal verification of whether we are good
predictors of not so good.
Drum roll please.................. For Mayor.... Bob Oldakowski
The six seats will go to: Annika, Davey, Padovan, Mendia, Weinman, and Thornton.
It is also likely that incumbents Vernon, and Garcia will retain their positions since
the island is so small, but we will stick to our predictions because it is our guess
that most people are pretty sick and tired of this local Government.
Will the Charter Amendment be adopted? Yes, even though it is a dumb idea.

More on 2004 Key Biscayne Elections including results and runoffs
The Key Biscayne Elections of 2002.
Sign survey - Winner of 2002.
Signs per candidate in the 2002 Key Biscayne Election.

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