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Official Results: 2004 Port Richey Municipal Election

Original title: https://www.pascovotes.gov/revize/pascocountysupervisorofelectionsfl/portals/pasco/Results/pry04all.html

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The Frame

What this does

The election determined the composition of the City Council and the passage of Ordinance No. 03-522, which affected local municipal policy for the 2,035 registered voters in Port Richey.

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Port Richey Residents

Residents were eligible to vote on the City Council composition and the passage of local Ordinance No. 03-522.

City Council Candidates

The candidates were subject to the final vote tally to determine who would serve on the City Council.

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Key Facts

Ordinance No. 03-522 passed with 382 votes (55.36%) in favor and 308 votes (44.64%) against.
Bill Bennett received the highest number of votes for City Council with 423 votes (20.68%).
Fred W. Miller received 371 votes (18.14%) for City Council.
Greg Ross received 365 votes (17.85%) for City Council.
Dale 'Doc' Massad received 331 votes (16.19%) for City Council.
Thomas A. Zedan received 296 votes (14.47%) for City Council.
Jim Carter received 259 votes (12.67%) for City Council.
Total registered voters in Port Richey were 2,035.
Total ballots cast were 713, representing a 35.04% voter turnout.
All 2 precincts were counted.
In the City Council race, there were 94 undervotes.
In the Ordinance No. 03-522 vote, there were 23 undervotes.

Summary

This document provides the final official vote counts for the April 13, 2004, municipal election in Port Richey, Florida. It details the results for the City Council race and the vote on Ordinance No. 03-522.

Frequently Asked Questions

What was the voter turnout for this election?

The voter turnout was 35.04%, with 713 total ballots cast out of 2,035 registered voters.

Did Ordinance No. 03-522 pass?

Yes, the ordinance passed with 55.36% of the vote.

What is an 'undervote' in this context?

An occurs when a voter chooses fewer candidates than they are allowed to vote for in a multi-seat race (e.g., choosing only one candidate in a 'Vote for Three' race).

Why It Matters

The election determined the composition of the City Council and the passage of Ordinance No. 03-522, which affected local municipal policy for the 2,035 registered voters in Port Richey.

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Historical Election Data

This document serves as a historical record of the April 2004 municipal election in Port Richey, Florida.

Port Richey

Connected Entities

personDale "Doc" Massad“Candidate for City Council.”Map →

personGreg Ross“Candidate for City Council.”Map →

personBill Bennett“Candidate for City Council.”Map →

personFred W. Miller“Candidate for City Council.”Map →

personJim Carter“Candidate for City Council.”Map →

personThomas A. Zedan“Candidate for City Council.”Map →

locationPort Richey“The municipality where the election took place.”Map →

Sources

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www.pascovotes.gov

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