Florida flipped multiple woke school boards from liberal to conservative on Tuesday.
Conservatives in Florida are fighting back against the left’s mission to brainwash children.
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The left is trying to force CRT, transgender propaganda and pronouns on young school kids.
The good guys won tonight.
“We saw massive election victories all throughout the state of Florida tonight,” 1776 Project PAC founder Ryan Girdusky told Breitbart News Tuesday. “It shows the desire of parents and residents across the country for some normalcy in our education system, and that means pushing against transgender ideology, critical race theory, critical gender ideology, and equity which destroys merit in education.”
“The 1776 Project PAC hopes to take these successes across the country,” he said.
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School boards that @1776ProjectPac flipped seats and won several conservative majorities:
– Bay
– Brevard
– Clay
– Duval
– Flager
– Hernando
– Hillsborough
– Martin
– Miami-Dade
– Okaloosa
– Polk
– Putnam
– Sarasota— Ryan James Girdusky (@RyanGirdusky) August 24, 2022
Sarasota County
“All three of our endorsed candidates in Sarasota County, Florida have WON their elections.” 1776 Project Pac announced on Tuesday night.
“We just flipped the school board from a 3-2 liberal majority to 4-1 conservative.”
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Congrats to Bridget Ziegler, Robyn Marinelli, and Timothy Enos.
?BREAKING: All three of our endorsed candidates in Sarasota County, Florida have WON their elections.
We just flipped the school board from a 3-2 liberal majority to 4-1 conservative.
Congrats to Bridget Ziegler, Robyn Marinelli, and Timothy Enos.
— 1776 Project Pac (@1776ProjectPac) August 23, 2022
Recall, a Sarasota County school board member recently bragged about being ‘woke.’
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WATCH:
“Here in Florida, there are school board members that are woke. We are working from the best strategic spot because we’re working from the inside.” – @sarasotaschools board member pic.twitter.com/TPqmBfghQe
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) August 7, 2022
Clay County
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The school board is now 3-2 conservative majority.
?BREAKING: All three of our endorsed candidates in Clay County, Florida have WON their elections.
The school board is now a 3-2 conservative majority.
Congrats to Erin Skipper, Michele Hanson, and Ashley Gilhousen.
— 1776 Project Pac (@1776ProjectPac) August 24, 2022
Duval County
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The Duval County school board which includes Jacksonville, flipped from liberal to conservative Tuesday evening.
“DeSantis-backed candidates Charlotte Joyce and April Carney won their seats — Joyce was reelected and Carney defeated incumbent Elizabeth Andersen. Both candidates were also endorsed by the 1776 Project PAC.” Breitbart reported.
Charlotte Joyce won re-election to the Duval County School Board, while April Carney was voted in. Both were backed by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and had the support of conservative group Moms for Liberty.
Read more at https://t.co/bBtvbzLJps.#duvalvotes #floridaprimary2022 pic.twitter.com/K0nUlFaIm8
— Florida Times-Union (@jaxdotcom) August 24, 2022
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Miami-Dade County
“Miami Dade is now the LARGEST county in America with a conservative school board majority.” 1776 Project Pac said.
?HUGE: Both of our candidates in Miami Dade County, Florida just WON their elections, flipping the school board conservative.
Miami Dade is now the LARGEST county in America with a conservative school board majority.
Congrats to Roberto Alonso and Monica Colucci.
— 1776 Project Pac (@1776ProjectPac) August 24, 2022
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Martin County
All three conservative candidates backed by 1776 Project Pac won in Miami-Dade
?BREAKING: All three of our candidates in Martin County, Florida have WON their elections.
The Martin County school board now has a conservative majority.
Congrats to Christia Li Roberts, Jennifer Russell, and Amy Pritchett.
— 1776 Project Pac (@1776ProjectPac) August 24, 2022
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