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Gallagher Insurance Agency and serving on the board of advisers of The TRIAM Consulting Group, Inc. He considered running for Chief Financial Officer again in 2010 and
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Gallagher was favoured for the Republican nomination and was by far the strongest general election candidate, former State Representative and two-time Treasurer, Insurance Commissioner and Fire Marshal nominee Tim Ireland and State Representative Greg Gay also withdrew from
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but dropped out to pursue the office of lieutenant governor. Martinez finished first with 244,417 votes (43.80%) and advanced to a runoff with Frey, who came second with 137,967 votes (24.72%). Gallagher came third with 131,265 votes (23.52%) and Clem finished last with 44,409 votes (7.96%).
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with a partial athletic scholarship. After graduating, Gallagher enlisted in the
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Gallagher began his political career when he was elected to the
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993:"Regulator Steps Down Kearney Resigns -- Gallagher May Get Job"
905:"Guides @ UF: Federal Documents at University of Florida: Home"
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In 1988, Gallagher ran in a special election for the office of
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1350:"Five finalists interview for Florida's top education job"
923:"Tom Gallagher: GOP candidates run the financial spectrum"
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by 2,223,401 votes (53.47%) to 1,935,137 (46.53%). He and
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but he declined to do so. After Education Commissioner
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947:. Sun Sentinel. September 17, 1985. Archived from
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1039:. Sun Sentinel. September 7, 1988. Archived from
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1298:"Where is Tom Gallagher when you need him?"
1037:"Tom Gallagher Captures Gop Insurance Race"
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1230:. Orlando Sentinel. July 21, 2000
1208:. Orlando Sentinel. June 30, 2000
1136:"Gallagher Hits Senate Opponents"
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945:"Mixson Ponders Bid For Governor"
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21:Thomas Gallagher (disambiguation)
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