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[The Florida Current] - Rich Glorioso, R-Plant City, is running for Hillsborough County supervisor of elections. He was elected in and faced term limits this year. Rep. Scott Randolph, D-Orlando, is running for Orange County tax collector. His name will not appear on the
Hillsborough candidates fundraising swells as election draws near
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[Tampabay.com] - Rich Glorioso, R-Plant City, benefited from $50,000 donated to his campaign from the Hillsborough County Republican Party. He also got several maximum $500 donations from Tallahassee-based committees of continuous existence. In the final two weeks
Key Hillsborough races float under radar
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[Tampabay.com] - Rich Glorioso injected the same inflammatory drama in his race for elections supervisor. The Republican state legislator blasted Democrat Craig Latimer, who holds the No. 2 post at the office, for accepting campaign contributions from some staff and
Candidates on the ballot at the local level
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[The Oracle] - Earl Lennard, the current Supervisor of Elections, chose not to run for reelection this year, leaving two candidates, Rich Glorioso (R) and Craig Latimer (D), to vie for his position. According to Glorioso's website, he is a retired U.S. Air Force
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