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Judicial Candidates Forum in Tamarac to give voters chance to meet candidates and learn about their qualifications

Tamarac, Florida – Voters in Tamarac will have the chance to hear directly from candidates seeking judicial office during an upcoming Judicial Candidates Forum hosted by the Broward Republican Liberty Caucus.

The event is scheduled for Wednesday, July 22, and will begin at 6:30 p.m. at the Moose Lodge in Tamarac. Organizers said the forum is designed to help voters learn more about the candidates before the upcoming election.

The forum will feature judicial candidates discussing their backgrounds, qualifications and views on the role of the courts. The event will provide attendees with an opportunity to hear directly from those seeking judicial positions and better understand their approaches to serving in the legal system.

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According to the event announcement, the forum will be hosted by the Broward Republican Liberty Caucus with Celeste Ellich and Chairman Bob Sutton. Organizers said they hope the gathering will encourage community involvement and give voters more information as they prepare to make decisions at the ballot box.

In addition to the candidate discussions, attendees will have access to a dinner and cash bar during the event. The organizers said the evening is intended to combine civic engagement with an opportunity for residents to connect with others in the community.

The Broward Republican Liberty Caucus describes its mission as supporting “faith, freedom and justice.” The organization regularly focuses on political and civic issues and encourages participation in local and national discussions.

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The forum will take place at the Moose Lodge, located at 6191 Rock Island Road in Tamarac.

With judicial elections often receiving less public attention than other races, events like this provide voters with a chance to become more familiar with candidates before making their choices. Organizers are encouraging residents interested in learning more about the judicial candidates to attend the forum and take part in the discussion.

Jordan Collins

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