Pinellas and Pasco voters have two judicial races in this election cycle. As the political landscape heats up, two prominent figures have emerged as key players in the upcoming elections. Nicole Pearlman and Kate Spurlock are set to go head-to-head in a fierce competition for a coveted political seat. Both candidates bring unique perspectives and experiences to the table, making this showdown one to watch.
Candidates will speak with voters one-on-one about races ranging from Congress to City Council. Nicole Pearlman, a seasoned politician with a background in law enforcement, is running on a platform of tough on crime policies and economic growth. On the other hand, Kate Spurlock, a progressive activist and community organizer, is advocating for social justice reform and environmental protection. The clash of ideologies between these two candidates is sure to spark debate and engagement among voters.
Early voting for the primary election started in Hillsborough County this week and kicks off Aug. 10 in Pinellas and Pasco counties. With the election just around the corner, both candidates are ramping up their campaigns and reaching out to voters across the region. From town hall meetings to door-to-door canvassing, Pearlman and Spurlock are leaving no stone unturned in their quest for political victory.