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Ecology could decide Democrats' primary
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Last Edited | CBlock941 Jun 08, 2006 08:55am |
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Media | Newspaper - Orlando Sentinel |
News Date | Thursday, June 8, 2006 02:00:00 PM UTC0:0 |
Description | TALLAHASSEE -- Long a key constituency in Democratic primaries, environmentalists across Florida say the party's two leading candidates for governor are distinctly different shades of green.
U.S. Rep. Jim Davis, D-Tampa, has widespread support among environmental groups as he completes his fifth term in Congress. A lobbyist for Audubon of Florida used to work for him. The executive director of 1000 Friends of Florida has contributed $150 to his campaign.
Activists are more ambivalent, however, about Rod Smith, a state senator from Alachua County. |
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