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At least Hayden's co-workers want her in Florida Senate
She can't get her boss, Public Defender Bob Dillinger, to back her, but Democrat Nina Hayden has announced that 40 assistant public defenders want her to be a state senator.
“As an Assistant Public Defender working in the Sixth Judicial Circuit, these are the professionals I work with every day,” said Hayden, a Pinellas School Board member, in her news release of supporters (list on the jump). “It means a great deal to have those who know me best supporting my candidacy.”
Hayden faces Republican Jack Latvala, a former senator, in the 2010 race. Dillinger supports Latvala.
David DeCamp, Times staff writer
The list of supporters, according Hayden's news release:
Adam Edmundson
Mai Ong
Lori Lacey
Erika Baylis
Jenna Finkelstein
Athena Thanos
Nicola Brown
Jeff Cunningham
Theresa Jean-Pierre Coy
Heather Fleming
Paula Shea
Julia Cumbie
Steve Nelson
Tom Biniak
Jill Menadier
Ari Weisberg
Sarah Mollo
Joseph Uccello
Laura Snell
Nancy Williams
Barry Cobb
Yelena Zarwell
Heidi Demers
Jonathan Saunders
Carolyn Garber
Phil Cohen
Stacey McNally
Stacey Schroeder
Robert Knauf
Jackson Hilliard
Robbyn Howie
Kate Egelston
Jean Higham
Chris Denmon
Alan Bulnes
Rita Martin
Todd Landrigan
Bob Gardner
Christina Porrello
Amanda Sellers
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