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## Contents

* 1 General election campaign
* 1.1 Candidates
* 1.2 General election results
* 1.3 Debate
* 1.4 Endorsements
* 1.5 Polling
* 2 August 24, 2010 primaries
* 2.1 Democratic primary
* 2.1.1 Candidates
* 2.1.2 Electoral results
* 2.1.3 Endorsements
* 2.1.4 Finances
* 2.1.5 Polling
* 2.2 Republican primary
* 2.2.1 Candidates
* 2.2.2 Electoral results
* 2.2.3 Endorsements
* 2.2.4 Finances
* 2.2.5 Polling
* 3 See also
* 4 External links
* 4.1 General Election candidates
* 4.2 Former candidates
* 5 Footnotes

The Florida Attorney General election of 2010 was held on November 2, 2010. Candidates competed to replace outgoing Republican incumbent Bill McCollum, who had announced on May 18, 2009, that he would not seek the state's gubernatorial office.[1]

Assistant state's attorney Pam Bondi (Republican) won the race to replace McCollum, defeating State Sen. Dan Gelber (Democrat) and Jim Lewis (Independent).

## General election campaign[edit]

### Candidates[edit]

Republican Party \- Assistant state's attorney Pam Bondi
Democratic Party \- State Sen. Dan Gelber
Independent \- Fort Lauderdale attorney Jim Lewis

### General election results[edit]

2010 Race for Attorney General - General Election[2]

Party  | Candidate  | Vote Percentage
| Republican Party | a Pam Bondi | 54.8%
| Democratic Party | Dan Gelber | 41.4%
| Independent  | Jim Lewis  | 3.8%
Total Votes  | 5,263,392

### Debate[edit]

Central Florida News 13/Bay News 9 hosted the first and only debate between Republican Pam Bondi and Democrat Dan Gelber in the race for state attorney general on Saturday, October 16th. Topics of discussion included the federal health insurance mandate, property insurance, gay adoption, and public education funding.

### Endorsements[edit]

Pam Bondi

* Chiefs for Quality Law Enforcement[3]
* Florida Chamber of Commerce[4]
* Florida Dental Political Action Committee (FLADPAC)[5]
* Florida Medical Association (FMA)[6][7]
* Florida Narcotics Officers[8]
* Florida Optometric Association[9]
* Florida Retail Federation PAC (FRFPAC)[10]
* Fraternal Order of Police (FOP)[11][12]
* Latin Builders Association[13][14]
* Latino Officers Association Florida PAC[15]
* Tampa Tribune, local newspaper[16][17]

Dan Gelber

* Dave Aronberg, State Senator and former Democratic candidate for Florida Attorney General[18]
* Communications Workers of America (CWA)[19]
* Florida AFL-CIO[20]
* Florida Nurses Association (FNA)[21]
* Florida Professional Firefighters (FPF)[22][23]
* Florida Police Benevolent Association (PBA)[24][25]
* Florida Times-Union, local newspaper[26]
* Orlando Sentinel, local newspaper[27]
* Pensacola News Journal, local newspaper[28]
* State Senator Alex Villalobos[29]
* St. Petersburg Times, local newspaper[30][31]

### Polling[edit]

Date of Poll  | Pollster  | Pam Bondi (R)  | Dan Gelber (D)  | Jim Lewis (I)  | Undecided  | Number polled

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September 27-30[32] | Public Opinion Strategies  | 38%  | 26%  | N/A  | 36%  | 800
October 4-6[33] | Mason-Dixon  | 42%  | 37%  | N/A  | 2%  | 625
October 14-17[34] | Suffolk University  | 38%  | 30%  | 7%  | 26%  | 500
October 27-28[35] | Sunshine State News  | 51%  | 42%  | 5%  | 3%  | 1,578

## August 24, 2010 primaries[edit]

See also: Florida gubernatorial election, 2010

###  Democratic primary[edit]

#### Candidates[edit]

* State Senator Dan Gelber[36]
* State Senator Dave Aronberg[37]

#### Electoral results[edit]

2010 Race for Attorney General - General Election[38]

Party  | Candidate  | Vote Percentage
| Democratic Party | a Dan Gelber | 59.1%
| Democratic Party | Dave Aronberg | 40.9%
Total Votes  | 831,690

#### Endorsements[edit]

Dave Aronberg

* Ric Bradshaw, Sheriff of Palm Beach County[39]
* Congressman Ted Deutch[40][41]
* Congressman Ron Klein[42]
* Sadie Darnell, Sheriff of Alachua County[39]
* Jeffrey Dawsy, Sheriff of Citrus County[39]
* Joey Dobson, Sheriff of Baker County[39]
* Florida Education Association (FEA)[43]
* Florida Police Benevolent Association (PBA)[44][45]
* International Union of Painters and Allied Trades (IUPAT), AFL-CIO, District Council 78 Florida[46]
* State Senator Eleanor Sobel[47][48]
* David Tatum, Sheriff of Calhoun County[49]
* Steve Whidden, Sheriff of Hendry County[39]
* Stuart Whiddon, Sheriff of Glades County[39]

Dan Gelber

* American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Florida Council 79[50][51]
* Broward Teachers Union[52]
* Betty Castor, former Florida Secretary of Education[53]
* Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz[42][54]
* Equality Florida Action PAC[55][56]
* Florida Education Association (FEA)[43]
* Florida Pipe Trades[57][58]
* Buddy MacKay, former Governor of Florida[59]
* Katherine Fernandez Rundle, Miami-Dade State Attorney[60]
* Mike Satz, Longtime Broward State Attorney[60]
* Pensacola News Journal, local newspaper[61]
* SAVE Dade Action PAC[62]
* SEIU Florida[63][64]
* South Florida Council of Fire Fighters[65][66]
* St. Petersburg Times, local newspaper[67]
* State Senate Minority Leader Nan Rich[68][69]
* Tampa Tribune, local newspaper[70]
* United Teachers of Dade[52]
* Dennis Ward, Monroe County State Attorney[60]

#### Finances[edit]

According to the Florida Division of Elections, as of July 14, 2010, the following was the breakdown of campaign finances for each of the candidates:

* Dave Aronberg \- $328,543.19 in contributions since January 1, 2010 (with $999,609.87 in total contributions)[71]
* Dan Gelber \- $321,425.85 (with $991,922.35 in total contributions)

#### Polling[edit]

See also: Polls, 2010 State Attorney General elections
Date of Poll  | Pollster  | Dave Aronberg (D)  | Dan Gelber (D)  | Undecided  | Number polled

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July 31-August 1[72] | Associated Industries  | 20%  | 18%  | 62%  | 238
August 9-12[73] | Sunshine State News  | 38%  | 27%  | 36%  | 1,000
August 17-19[74] | Mason-Dixon  | 32%  | 25%  | 43%  | 500

###  Republican primary[edit]

#### Candidates[edit]

* Lieutenant Governor Jeff Kottkamp[75]
* Former State Health Secretary Holly Benson[76]
* Assistant State Attorney Pam Bondi[77]

#### Electoral results[edit]

2010 Race for Attorney General - Republican Primary[78]

Party  | Candidate  | Vote Percentage
| Republican Party | a Pam Bondi | 37.9%
| Republican Party | Jeff Kottkamp | 32.8%
| Republican Party | Holly Benson | 29.3%
Total Votes  | 1,211,376

#### Endorsements[edit]

Holly Benson

* Newt Gingrich, former Speaker of the House[79][80]
* Collier County Medical Society Political Action Committee (CCMS PAC)
* Congressman Jeff Miller[81][82]
* Pensacola News Journal, local newspaper[61]
* Sandy Mortham, former Florida Secretary of State[83]
* Sarasota Herald-Tribune, local newspaper[84]
* State Representative Greg Evers[83]
* State Representative Matt Gaetz[83]
* State Representative Mike Horner[83]
* State Senator Don Gaetz[83]
* State Senator Andy Gardiner[83]
* State Senator Joe Negron[83]

Pam Bondi

* Associated Builders & Contractors of Florida (ABC)[85]
* Associated Industries of Florida (AIF) PAC[86][87]
* Jim Coats, Sheriff of Pinellas County[88]
* David Gee, Sheriff of Hillsborough County[88]
* Miami Herald, local newspaper[89][90]
* Orlando Sentinel, local newspaper[91]
* Sarah Palin, former Governor of Alaska and vice presidential candidate[92][93]
* South Florida Sun Sentinel, a local newspaper[94][95]
* State Representative Larry Cretul (Speaker of the House)[96][97]
* State Representative Erik Fresen[98]
* State Representative Carlos Lopez-Cantera (House Majority Whip)[98]
* State Representative Baxter Troutman[98]
* State Representative Michael Weinstein[98]
* State Senator Nancy Detert[98]
* The Susan B. Anthony List Candidate Fund[99][100]
* Tampa Tribune, local newspaper[70]

Jeff Kottkamp

* Gary Borders, Sheriff of Lake County[101]
* Florida Police Benevolent Association (PBA)[102][103]
* Florida Right-to-Life PAC[104][105]
* Ben Johnson, Sheriff of Volusia County[101]
* Phyllis Schlafly, conservative leader and founder of the Eagle Forum[106][107]
* State Representative Marti Coley[108]
* State Representative Eduardo Gonzalez[109]
* State Representative Alan Hays[110][111]
* State Representative J.C. Palanas[108]
* State Representative Pat Patterson[110][111]
* State Representative Charles Van Zant[108]
* State Senator Carey Baker[110][111]
* John Stemberger, president and general counsel of Florida Family Policy Council[112][113]

#### Finances[edit]

According to the Florida Division of Elections, as of July 9, 2010, the following was the breakdown of campaign finances for each of the candidates:

* Holly Benson \- $241,696.39 in contributions since January 1, 2010 (with $476,177.32 in total contributions)[114]
* Pam Bondi \- $236,886.27 (with $437,419.83 in total contributions)
* Jeff Kottkamp \- $279,050.48 (with $670,085.05 in total contributions)

#### Polling[edit]

See also: Polls, 2010 State Attorney General elections
Date of Poll  | Pollster  | Pam Bondi (R)  | Jeff Kottkamp (R)  | Holly Benson (R)  | Undecided  | Number polled

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July 26-30[115] | Sunshine State News  | 16%  | 17%  | 12%  | 55%  | 1,345
July 31-August 1[72] | Associated Industries  | 10%  | 12%  | 9%  | 69%  | 209
August 12-15[116] | Sunshine State News  | 22%  | 29%  | 19%  | 30%  | 1,000
August 17-19[74] | Mason-Dixon  | 27%  | 23%  | 22%  | 28%  | 500

## See also[edit]

* Candidates for State Attorney General, 2010
* Florida Attorney General 2010 election, commercials

## External links[edit]

* List of candidates qualified for Florida's August 24 Attorney General primary
* Green Paper's list of candidates for Florida Attorney General, 2010

### General Election candidates[edit]

* Dan Gelber for Attorney General Campaign website
* Pam Bondi for Attorney General Campaign website
* Jim Lewis for Florida Attorney General Campaign website

### Former candidates[edit]

* Dave Aronberg for Attorney General Campaign website
* Jeff Kottkamp for Florida Attorney General Campaign website
* Holly Benson for Florida Attorney General Campaign website

## Footnotes[edit]

1. ↑ Palm Beach Post, "Republican McCollum announces campaign for governor" 18 May, 2009
2. ↑ Florida Department of State - 2010 Republican Attorney General Election Results
3. ↑ Sunshine State News, "Pam Bondi Gains Support of Police Chiefs for AG Bid" 22 Sept. 2010
4. ↑ Sunshine State News, "Florida Chamber of Commerce Endorses Rick Scott, Pam Bondi" 17 Sept. 2010
5. ↑ Sunshine State News, "An Endorsement with a Real Bite: Dentists Back Pam Bondi for AG" 12 Oct. 2010
6. ↑ Sunshine State News, "FMA Backs Pam Bondi for AG" 13 Oct. 2010
7. ↑ Saint Petersblog 2.0 "FMA endorses Pam Bondi for Attorney General"13 Oct. 2010
8. ↑ Capital Soup, "Florida Narcotics Officers Endorse Pam Bondi For Attorney General" 29 Oct. 2010
9. ↑ Capital Soup, "Pam Bondi Endorsed By Florida Optometric Association" 26 Oct. 2010
10. ↑ Sunshine State News, "Florida Retailers Back Pam Bondi for AG" 14 Sept. 2010
11. ↑ The Miami Herald, "FOP endorses Bondi in AG race" 8 Sept. 2010
12. ↑ St. Petersburg Times, "Bondi touts FOP endorsement" 8 Sept. 2010
13. ↑ Sunshine State News, "Latin Builders Assoc. Backs Pam Bondi for AG" 20 Oct. 2010
14. ↑ Capital Soup, "Pam Bondi Endorsed By Latin Builders Association" 20 Oct. 2010
15. ↑ Capital Soup, "Latino Officers Endorse Pam Bondi For Attorney General" 25 Oct. 2010
16. ↑ Tampa Tribune, "Elect Pam Bondi attorney general" 26 Sept. 2010
17. ↑ Saint Petersblog 2.0 "Pam Bondi endorsed by Tampa Tribune, her hometown newspaper" 26 Sept. 2010
18. ↑ Sunshine State News, "Democrats Unite: Dave Aronberg Endorses Dan Gelber for AG" 27 Aug. 2010
19. ↑ Communication Workers of America - Endorsements
20. ↑ AFL-CIO - 2010 Endorsements
21. ↑ Saint Petersblog 2.0 "Florida Nurses endorses Dan Gelber for Attorney General" 25 Sept. 2010
22. ↑ Saint Petersblog 2.0 "Florida’s firefighters endorse Dan Gelber over Pam Bondi" 21 Sept. 2010
23. ↑ Florida Times-Union, "Dan Gelber wins endorsement from firefighters" 21 Sept. 2010
24. ↑ Sunshine State News, "PBA Backs Dan Gelber for AG" 10 Sept. 2010
25. ↑ Orlando Sentinel, "Gelber wins PBA endorsement" 10 Sept. 2010
26. ↑ The Florida Times-Union, "Times-Union editorial board endorses Dan Gelber for attorney general" 29 Oct. 2010
27. ↑ Orlando Sentinel, "Our Endorsements: For attorney general" 14 Oct. 2010
28. ↑ Pensacola News Journal, "News Journal Editorial Board Endorsement: For attorney general" 18 Oct. 2010
29. ↑ Pushing Rope, "Alex Villalobos Endorses Dan Gelber" 24 Sept. 2010
30. ↑ Pushing Rope, "The St. Petersburg Times Endorses Dan Gelber" 10 Oct. 2010
31. ↑ St. Petersburg Times, "Times recommends Gelber for attorney general" 11 Oct. 2010
32. ↑ Saint Petersblog 2.0 "Chamber poll: Rick Scott leading Alex Sink by four, but Rubio is only up 7 over Crist," October 4, 2010
33. ↑ Florida Capital News, "GOP candidates lead all 3 Cabinet races," October 10, 2010
34. ↑ Suffolk University, "Republican Marco Rubio Leads by 8 Points," October 18, 2010
35. ↑ http://www.sunshinestatenews.com/story/poll-gop-set-sweep-three-cabinet-offices Sunshine State News, "Poll: GOP Set to Sweep Three Cabinet Offices," October 30, 2010]
36. ↑ Miami Herald, "Dan Gelber enters race for Florida attorney general" 9 June, 2009 (dead link)
37. ↑ Miami New Times, ""Hot Bachelor" Dave Aronberg Officially Enters Attorney General Race" 4 June, 2009
38. ↑ Florida Department of State - 2010 Democratic Attorney General Primary Election Results
39. ↑ 39.0 39.1 39.2 39.3 39.4 39.5 Saint Petersblog 2.0 "Dave Aronberg receives another sheriff endorsement of AG bid" 19 Feb. 2010
40. ↑ Change in Tallahassee, "Congressman Ted Deutch has endorsed Dave Aronberg for Attorney General" 19 July, 2010
41. ↑ Broward's Blog, "Congressman Ted Deutch has endorsed Dave Aronberg for Attorney General" 19 July, 2010
42. ↑ 42.0 42.1 The Miami Herald, "Wasserman-Schultz, Klein make endorsements in AG race" 26 Feb. 2010
43. ↑ 43.0 43.1 Sunshine State News, "FEA Backs Meek and Crist...and Gelber and Aronberg" 22 May, 2010
44. ↑ Saint Petersblog 2.0 "Florida PBA endorses Dave Aronberg" 10 June, 2010
45. ↑ Sunshine State News, "PBA Backs Aronberg Over Gelber" 11 June, 2010
46. ↑ St. Petersburg Times, "Aronberg boasts of first labor union endorsement" 16 Nov. 2009
47. ↑ Sunshine State News, "Sobel Backs Dave Aronberg over Dan Gelber for AG" 13 July, 2010
48. ↑ Sun Sentinel, "Aronberg gets Sobel endorsement" 13 July, 2010
49. ↑ Saint Petersblog 2.0 "Dave Aronberg racks up another sheriff’s endorsement" 24 Feb. 2010
50. ↑ Sunshine States News, "AFSCME Council 79 Backs Gelber for AG" 17 June, 2010
51. ↑ Saint Petersblog 2.0 "AFSCME backs Gelber for AG" 21 June, 2010
52. ↑ 52.0 52.1 Sunshine State News, "Two South Florida Teachers Unions Back Dan Gelber for AG Over Dave Aronberg" 15 July, 2010
53. ↑ St. Petersburg Times, "Dan Gelber, Dave Aronberg gain endorsmeents in race for attorney general" 25 June, 2009
54. ↑ Creative Loafing, "Debbie Wasserman-Schultz endorses Dan Gelber as Democratic nominee for Attorney General" 26 Feb. 2010
55. ↑ Equality Florida Action PAC - Equality Florida Action PAC has endorsed Dan Gelber in the democratic primary race for Attorney General (dead link)
56. ↑ Miami Herald, "Editorial: Florida Attorney General - Democratic Primary" 23 July, 2010
57. ↑ Sunshine State News, "Florida Pipe Trades Union Backs Dan Gelber for AG" 12 July, 2010
58. ↑ Saint Petersblog 2.0 "Florida Pipe Trades Union backs Dan Gelber for AG" 12 July, 2010
59. ↑ St. Petersburg Times, "Former Gov. Buddy MacKay endorses Sen. Dan Gelber for attorney general" 17 Dec. 2009
60. ↑ 60.0 60.1 60.2 Orlando Sentinel, "Gelber wins another state attorney endorsement" 29 Jan. 2010
61. ↑ 61.0 61.1 Pensacola News Journal, "PNJ picks: attorney general" 11 Aug. 2010
62. ↑ SAVE Dade Action PAC - Endorsements
63. ↑ St. Petersburg Times, "Dan Gelber gets SEIU endorsement" 4 Aug. 2010
64. ↑ Capital Soup, "Dan Gelber Receives Key Endorsement from SEIU Florida" 4 Aug. 2010
65. ↑ Saint Petersblog 2.0 "South Florida Fire Fighters endorse Dan Gelber for Attorney General" 8 June, 2010
66. ↑ Sunshine State News, "South Florida Firefighters Back Gelber for Attorney General" 8 June, 2010
67. ↑ Saint Petersblog 2.0 "St. Petersburg Times endorses Dan Gelber for Attorney General" 2 Aug. 2010
68. ↑ Sunshine State News, "Nan Rich Backs Dan Gelber for AG Over Dave Aronberg" 9 July, 2010
69. ↑ Daily Loaf, "Under fire for BP association, Nan Rich comes to Dan Gelber’s defense" 9 July, 2010
70. ↑ 70.0 70.1 Saint Petersblog 2.0 "Tampa Tribune endorses Dan Gelber and Pam Bondi in Attorney General primary races" 18 July, 2010
71. ↑ Saint Petersblog 2.0 "Aronberg posts best fundraising haul of campaign" 30 March, 2010
72. ↑ 72.0 72.1 Associated Industries of Florida, "AIF Poll: Scott Out Front In Republican Primary for Governor; Many Undecided in Attorney General’s Race," August 4, 2010
73. ↑ Sunshine State News, "With 11 Point Lead Over Dave Aronberg, Dan Gelber's Sitting Pretty in Dem AG Race," August 17, 2010
74. ↑ 74.0 74.1 Miami Herald, "Most still undecided in Florida attorney general races," August 20, 2010 (dead link)
75. ↑ Miami Herald, "Florida Lt. Gov. Jeff Kottkamp now a candidate for attorney general" 21 July, 2009 (dead link)
76. ↑ Miami Herald, "GOP adds Holly Benson to Florida attorney general race" 30 Oct. 2009 (dead link)
77. ↑ Tampa Tribune, "Hillsborough's Pam Bondi running for attorney general" 1 Dec. 2009
78. ↑ Florida Department of State - 2010 Republican Attorney General Primary Election Results
79. ↑ The Palm Beach Post, "Newt Gingrich backs Holly Benson for attorney general" 19 Aug. 2010
80. ↑ Sunshine State News, "Newt Gingrich Backs Holly Benson in Republican AG Primary" 19 Aug. 2010
81. ↑ Pensacola News Journal, "U.S. Rep. Miller endorses Holly Benson for attorney general" 6 Aug. 2010
82. ↑ Sunshine State News, "Congressman Jeff Miller Backs Holly Benson in Republican AG Race" 6 Aug. 2010
83. ↑ 83.0 83.1 83.2 83.3 83.4 83.5 83.6 Capital Soup, "Holly Benson for Attorney General: Prominent Statewide Elected Leaders Voice Support for Holly Benson" 14 June, 2010
84. ↑ Saint Petersblog 2.0 "Sarasota Herald-Tribune endorses Holly Benson" 10 Aug. 2010
85. ↑ Sunshine State News, "ABC Backs Bondi for Attorney General" 3 June, 2010
86. ↑ Sunshine State News, "AIF Backs Pam Bondi for AG" 1 July, 2010
87. ↑ Orlando Sentinel, "Bondi picks up ‘Voice of Business’ endorsement" 1 July, 2010
88. ↑ 88.0 88.1 Restraining Order Blog, "Hillsborough County Sheriff Endorses State Attorney Pam Bondi For Florida Attorney General" 5 Feb. 2010
89. ↑ Miami Herald, "Florida Attorney General - Republican Primary" 23 July, 2010 (dead link)
90. ↑ GOP USA "Miami Herald Endorses Bondi" 23 July, 2010
91. ↑ Capital Soup, "Pam Bondi Endorsed By The Orlando Sentinel In Attorney General Race" 6 Aug. 2010
92. ↑ Orlando Sentinel, "Sarah Palin endorses Pam Bondi as ‘bold, sharp, selfless…’" 18 Aug. 2010
93. ↑ St. Petersburg Times, "Sarah Palin endorses Pam Bondi for attorney general" 19 Aug. 2010
94. ↑ Capitol Soup, "Pam Bondi Endorsed By South Florida Sun Sentinel" 16 Aug. 2010
95. ↑ Saint Petersblog 2.0 "Pam Bondi endorsed by South Florida Sun Sentinel" 16 Aug. 2010
96. ↑ Saint Petersblog 2.0 "Florida Speaker Larry Cretul endorses Pam Bondi for AG" 12 July, 2010
97. ↑ Saint Petersburg Times, "Al Cardenas endorses Pam Bondi" 19 July, 2010
98. ↑ 98.0 98.1 98.2 98.3 98.4 Saint Petersblog 2.0 "Five state legislators endorse Pam Bondi for Attorney General" 7 June, 2010
99. ↑ Sunshine State News, "National Pro-Life Group Backs Pam Bondi" 27 April, 2010
100. ↑ Saint Petersblog 2.0 "National Pro-Life group backs Pam Bondi" 27 April, 2010
101. ↑ 101.0 101.1 Capital Soup, "Jeff Kottkamp For Attorney General: Kottkamp Receives Endorsements from Two More Florida Sheriffs" 19 April, 2010
102. ↑ Sunshine State News, "PBA Backs Jeff Kottkamp for Attorney General" 10 June, 2010
103. ↑ Saint Petersblog 2.0 "Florida PBA endorses Jeff Kottkamp for Attorney General" 10 June, 2010
104. ↑ Sunshine State News, "Backed by Florida Right-to-Life PAC, Jeff Kottkamp Vows to Protect Unborn" 2 July, 2010
105. ↑ The Palm Beach Post, "Florida Right to Life splits endorsement in Republican gubernatorial primary" 2 July, 2010
106. ↑ Sunshine State News, "Phyllis Schlafly Backs Jeff Kottkamp for GOP AG Nomination" 12 Aug. 2010
107. ↑ Orlando Sentinel, "Kottkamp picks up Schlafly endorsement" 12 Aug. 2010
108. ↑ 108.0 108.1 108.2 Saint Petersblog 2.0 "Kottkamp announces endorsement of 3 more legislators" 1 June, 2010
109. ↑ Sunshine State News, "GOP AG Candidate Jeff Kottkamp Snags Two Endorsements in Miami-Dade" 10 Aug. 2010
110. ↑ 110.0 110.1 110.2 Sunshine State News, "Jeff Kottkamp Gets Three More Legislators Backing His AG Bid" 23 June, 2010
111. ↑ 111.0 111.1 111.2 Capital Soup, "Jeff Kottkamp For Attorney General: Three more legislators endorse Jeff Kottkamp for Attorney General" 23 June, 2010
112. ↑ The Florida Times-Union, "Jeff Kottkamp gets endorsement from anti gay marriage leader in his race for attorney general" 29 June, 2010
113. ↑ Sunshine State News, "Conservative Leader John Stemberger Backs Jeff Kottkamp for AG" 29 June, 2010
114. ↑ Sunshine State News, "Republicans Running for AG Start Debate Negotiations" 25 June, 2010
115. ↑ Sunshine State News, "GOP Primary Voters 'Undecided' in Attorney General Race," August 4, 2010
116. ↑ Sunshine State News, "Kottkamp Builds Lead in Attorney General Race" 19 Aug. 2010

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