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Buddy Nevins reports that Judge Lee Seidman has filed against Judge Susan Lebow. The article is here.
The announcement, however, is premature. Seidman did, in fact, redesignate his county court filing to Lebow's race with Brenda Snipes' Office, but that was strictly for campaign account reasons. He is still free to qualify in any race he chooses.
Seidman is currently en route to Tallahassee, with, we're told, four different circuit court qualifying packets. He may file against Lebow, or any other candidate, so long as the Friday at noon qualifying deadline is met. This one is coming down to the wire.
In other news, we're hearing that candidate Oliver Parker may be jumping too. Possibly something to do with the Aleman/Perlman race ....continue to full postFull post as published by JAABlog on April 28, 2010 (boomark / email).
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