CLAY COUNTY – While the rest of the United States took a decided turn to the left Tuesday night, Clay County helped Florida stay red by electing Byron Donalds as its next governor, while …
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CLAY COUNTY – While the rest of the United States took a decided turn to the left Tuesday night, Clay County helped Florida stay red by electing Byron Donalds as its next governor, while re-electing Aaron Bean to the U.S. House, Ashley Moody to the U.S. Senate, Judson Sapp to the Florida House and Jennifer Bradley to the Florida Senate, while voters passed raising the Homestead Exemption rate from $50,000 to $150,000 and to exempt tangible personal property on agriculture land. See more on page 2.