Marlon Bolton, the highly controversial Tamarac City Commissioner, wants a new job. Last week, Bolton filed paperwork seeking the District 9 seat on the Broward County Commission. The seat is currently held by fellow Democrat Hazelle Rogers.
In 2024, Bolton lost his job as Rogers’ communications guru. Since then, REDBROWARD has documented Bolton’s multiple forays into the world of shady voter guides and political committees.
Rumors abound that Rogers may not seek reelection.
Stay tuned.
Pompano Beach Commissioner Audrey Fesik blasted Republican candidates in a recent social media post. The video featured photos from an event attended by Congressional candidate Scott Singer, Florida House candidate Yoni Anijar and Pompano Beach Commission candidate Keriann Worley. Fesik said “We are not the same.” Just one problem, Audrey Fesik is a Republican, too.
The Fesik video featured no Democrats.
Fesik is facing a strong challenge from Worley for the District 1 seat.
RINO?
This is not Fesik’s first foray into bashing Republicans.
Two years ago, Audrey Fesik challenged the incumbent, Andrea McGee.
McGee is a Republican and Fesik’s cousin.
According to Broward Republican Party insiders, Fesik gained the support of party leaders and siphoned support away from McGee.
Earlier this year, grassroots party members stopped a scheme by Broward GOP leaders to endorse Audrey Fesik over Keriann Worley. A move rarely allowed by party rules.
Then, Fesik ally Delvin King joined her as a member of the Broward Republican Executive Committee (BREC).
Now, Fesik is tied to the very liberal Alison Fournier on the Pompano Beach commission. Fournier, who once hired Gloria Allred as her attorney, is pushing voters to support Fesik.
With the company she keeps, Republicans in Pompano Beach should think twice before voting for Audrey Fesik?
