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- Broke from the board majority to vote no on “Direct Staff to move forward with an Option Agreement for the 1st Street Credit Union…” - and sided with the majority 94% of the time across 445 recorded votes. meeting minutes
- Latest coverage: “Dog-A-Ween costume contest returns to downtown Sarasota for 18th year” (ABC7 WWSB, Oct 21, 2026) - one of 20 stories across the spectrum (Left 6 · Center 14 · Right 0). coverage, lean labeled ↗
- Serves as City Commissioner, District At-Large. sarasotafl.gov ↗
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The record
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Personal finances
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In their words
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“Neighborhoods deserve to be heard before decisions are made — not handed a done deal and asked to comment. That’s been Jen’s commitment for nearly a decade. It’s why she’s running again.”
Holding Growth Accountableverbatim · tap to open
“Developers get the density. Residents get the traffic.”
Championing Resident Voicesverbatim · tap to open
“Development approval is a three-legged stool. Take out the citizens and it falls.”
Prioritizing Real Affordabilityverbatim · tap to open
“Sarasota’s density bonus program delivers what the city calls 'attainable housing' — one-bedroom apartments at $2,400/month. That’s not affordable by any reasonable definition.”
Prioritizing Real Affordabilityverbatim · tap to open
“Sarasota’s density bonus program delivers what the city calls 'attainable housing' — one-bedroom apartments at $2,400/month. That’s not affordable by any reasonable definition.”
Jen has consistently supported housing that is truly affordable and has called on the city to do better when its programs fall short.
Championing Resident Voicesverbatim · tap to open
“Development approval is a three-legged stool. Take out the citizens and it falls.”
Jen has voted against expanding administrative-only development approval processes, emphasizing the need for citizen involvement.
Holding Growth Accountableverbatim · tap to open
“Developers get the density. Residents get the traffic.”
Jen has called for honest traffic impact analysis before approving new development projects.
Coverage
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Background
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Filed for Sarasota City Commissioner, At Large in Sarasota County. Account #1275 on the Supervisor of Elections system.
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