279:'s municipal elections getting close to winning positions in the municipal government during a contentious campaign with the Democratic party but ended up losing by "only forty-eight votes". Nominees would be: David L. Dunham for mayor, T.J. Speisseger, Candido Meitin for an unknown position and Edgar Manucy for municipal judge. All of the party's nominees came from prominent families in the city and the rest of the party's support came from members of the city's working class. Socialists in St. Augustine showed less consideration for issues of race, ethnicity and class although the city overall was described as having an intense racial, ethnic and religious hierarchy to it. They would find more success in
220:(SPA) local in Florida was founded in Orlando on November 18, 1901, a few months after the national party was founded. The original Socialist Party of Florida was founded as a part of the SPA, in July 1902. By 1904, it had more than fifty chapters. In July and August of that year county chapters in Manatee, Hillsborough and Duval would nominate candidates for local office who would all run without success. The state party would hold its first convention in Orlando sometime during the first week of July 1904 nominating several candidates to run governor and cabinet positions. During the early 1900s, the Socialist Party in Florida would be impacted by
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A small percent of the public controls our resources and political power, while the rest of society is oppressed and excluded. Discrimination on the basis of race/ethnicity, gender, age, class, religion, ability/disability and sexual orientation prohibits us from working cooperatively for the benefit of the community.
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Socialist Party as state representative defeating John A. Graham. Pettigrew had previously ran in 1904 for the same position but was unsuccessful. He had also previously served as the chairman of the Manatee County Socialist Party. During Pettigrew's campaign, journalist
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Northern Florida which would end up benefitting Pettigrew at the expense of Graham. L'Engle accused him of swindling several people in several articles published in June and July 1906 which resulted in Graham filing a lawsuit in a circuit court for libel
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Russian Revolution occurring in November, much of the public
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President of the United States. The party's nominee has been on the ballot in Florida in each election since 2000. The candidate who has received the highest vote total in Florida under the Socialist Party USA and nationally was former Oregon State Senator
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July 2007. In May, 2008, the SEC approved the use of the Red Star Over
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African-American members were required to be members of their own local chapter separate from white ones or in the case there was an insufficient amount they would be members of the state party directly.
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Florida, which enabled it to field candidates for office. The SPFL ran candidates for president in 2000 (
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on July 4, 1908. Sixty delegates would attend with at least one coming from each of
Florida's counties. The party would select its nominees for every state level office with the exception of the
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Florida Socialist Party during the Progressive Era, 1900–1920. The Florida Historical Quarterly, 86(3), 346–379.
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would also be launched in 1913 but only lasted for less than a year before it went bankrupt. Another attempt would be made to establish a newspaper for the party named
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Workers of the Sunshine State Unite!: The Florida Socialist Party during the Progressive Era, 1900-1920
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1826:: 80–81 – via University of Massachusetts Amherst.
1780:: 80–89 – via University of Massachusetts Amherst.
1493:"On Politics: Races, campaign rhetoric begin heating up"
1878:"Socialist Party now the Social Democrats, U.S.A."
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190:. The SPFL appeared on ballots during the
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2978:"FL - District 01 Race - Nov 05, 1912"
2953:"FL - District 03 Race - Nov 08, 1910"
2928:"FL - District 02 Race - Nov 08, 1910"
2903:"FL - District 01 Race - Nov 08, 1910"
2878:"FL - District 02 Race - Nov 03, 1908"
2853:"FL - District 01 Race - Nov 03, 1908"
2828:"FL - District 03 Race - Nov 03, 1908"
2803:"FL - District 03 Race - Nov 08, 1904"
2778:"FL - District 02 Race - Nov 08, 1904"
2578:"FL Governor Race - November 02, 1920"
2553:"FL Governor Race - November 07, 1916"
2528:"FL Governor Race - November 05, 1912"
2478:"FL Governor Race - November 08, 1904"
2456:"2008 General Election: Marc Luzietti"
2431:"Florida: U.S. Representatives, 1920s"
2401:"Florida: U.S. Representatives, 1910s"
2332:"Florida: U.S. Representatives, 1900s"
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2503:"FL Governor Race - November 3, 1908"
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1982:"Florida Elections - Governor"
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546:3rd District — George S. Smith
444:Coalition of Immokalee Workers
202:History and political activity
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1567:. July 18, 1903. pp. 2–5
1524:Florida Division of Elections
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677:20th District — Marc Luzietti
623:3rd District — W. N. Lamberry
430:The SPFL was involved in the
345:Florida Division of Elections
147:Politics of the United States
4096:Political parties in Florida
4091:Socialist Party USA by state
3571:Social Democratic Federation
2208:Ross, Jack (15 April 2015).
2051:"Socialist Party of Florida"
1916:"Socialist Party of Florida"
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620:2nd District — J. J. Collins
600:2nd District — Thomas W. Cox
580:2nd District — A. N. Jackson
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507:1920 — Dr. Furman Whitaker
448:anti gay marriage amendment
442:, working on behalf of the
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2080:Socialist Party of Florida
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1778:ScholarWorks@UMass Amherst
1443:Socialist Party of Florida
657:1st District — C. W. Smith
617:1st District — C. C. Allen
597:1st District — C. C. Allen
577:1st District — C. C. Allen
560:1st District — C. C. Allen
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626:At-large — A. N. Jackson
543:2nd District — W. B Wood
491:Gubernatorial candidates
467:Andrew Jackson Pettigrew
239:Andrew Jackson Pettigrew
113:Seats in the Lower House
101:Seats in the Upper House
2435:The Political Graveyard
2405:The Political Graveyard
2336:The Political Graveyard
2296:The Political Graveyard
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1859:Griffin, R. (2006).
1837:Griffin, R. (2006).
1755:Griffin, R. (2006).
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1651:Griffin, R. (2006).
1634:Griffin, R. (2006).
1560:The Appeal to Reason
797:Presidential results
521:1916 — R. L. Goodwin
419:. The SPFL endorses
311:Decline of the party
185:democratic socialist
81:National affiliation
3679:Pat Noble (current)
3663:Socialist Party USA
3581:Socialist Party USA
3170:Socialist Party USA
2055:Socialist Party USA
1881:New York Times
1818:Paul, Brad (1999).
1772:Paul, Brad (1999).
803:Socialist Party USA
524:1920 — M. J. Martin
446:, and opposing the
181:Socialist Party USA
85:Socialist Party USA
3912:Socialist feminism
3670:National Co-Chairs
3541:Washington (state)
2368:. November 4, 1908
2365:The New York Times
2238:. 4 November 2010.
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