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The week in review for Florida's District 9 Political landscape

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The Board Report – Friday, July 17

As Florida's race for the newly configured Congressional District 9 continues to gain momentum, The Board Report continues its commitment to bringing the candidates directly to you.

This week, we're joined by Steve Rance, Republican candidate for Florida's Congressional District 9.

Following Florida's recent redistricting, District 9 now includes Indian River County, making this one of Florida's most closely watched congressional races. The district is currently represented by a Democrat, but with its new boundaries, many political observers expect Republicans to have a strong opportunity to flip the seat.

Steve will discuss why he's running for Congress, the issues he believes matter most to District 9 voters, border security, the economy, federal spending, public safety, and his vision for representing Florida in Washington.

We'll also ask the questions local voters want answered as the Republican primary approaches.

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We'll also cover the latest headlines from around Indian River County, including stories from our friends at The Sunshine Journal.

The Sunshine Journal:
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Tonight's political advertisements are paid for by Jennifer Pippin, candidate for Indian River County Commission, and Jackie Rosario, candidate for Indian River County School Board.

The Board Report – Friday, July 10

Florida's political map has changed—and one congressional race could help determine the future direction of Washington.

This week on The Board Report, we're joined by Thomas Chalifoux, Republican candidate for Florida's newly configured Congressional District 9.

Following Florida's recent redistricting, District 9 now includes Indian River County, significantly changing the political landscape. The seat is currently held by a Democrat, but with the district's new boundaries, many political observers expect it to become one of Florida's most closely watched congressional races as several Republican candidates compete for the opportunity to flip the seat.

Thomas previously ran for Congress before the district boundaries were redrawn. Now, with Indian River County and other conservative-leaning communities included in the district, he'll discuss why he's running again, his priorities for the district, border security, the economy, government spending, and why he believes he's the right candidate to represent Florida's newest congressional district.

We'll also ask the questions local voters want answered as the Republican primary begins to take shape.

To learn more about Thomas Chalifoux and his campaign, visit Thomas4FL.com.

We'll also be discussing the latest local headlines and stories making news across Indian River County, with reporting and coverage from our friends at The Sunshine Journal. Visit them at The Sunshine Journal.

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Political Advertising Notice: IRC Media accepts paid political advertising from qualified candidates. Candidate interviews and guest appearances are presented for informational purposes and do not constitute an endorsement by IRC Media. Tonight's political advertisement is paid for by Jennifer Pippin, candidate for Indian River County Commission.

Joined by Jennifer Pippin, candidate for a seat on the Indian River County Board of Commissioners.We’ll dive into her path into local politics, what’s driving her campaign, and where she stands on the key issues impacting communities across the county.We may also be joined by Thomas Kenny of The Sunshine Journal to break down what’s unfolding in Fellsmere—where rapid growth and development pressures are raising serious questions about planning, infrastructure, and the future of the largest city by land mass in Indian River County.Real conversations. Local impact. No fluff.Watch, follow, and support:https://ircmedia.netWarrior Shield:https://warriorshield.orgSupport our work:https://buymeacoffee.com/ircmedia

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We’re focusing on the ongoing manhunt and investigation into the double homicide of Stacie Mason and Danny Ooley, both county employees, in Vero Beach.

A suspect is still at large. We’ll break down what’s been reported, what’s confirmed, and offer our commentary on the latest updates as this case continues to unfold.

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Tonight on The Board Report, we welcome Jennifer Pippin, newly elected Chairwoman of Family First Indian River County. Jennifer joins us to discuss the formation of this new local organization, established after the Indian River County chapter of Moms for Liberty unanimously voted to chart its own course and create Family First, with a renewed focus on parents, families, and community-driven advocacy.

Also joining the conversation is Thomas Kenny, citizen journalist and Editor-in-Chief of The Sunshine Journal, bringing insight and reporting on the local issues shaping Indian River County.

As always, we’ll cover the latest local headlines and engage in open, honest discussion on the topics impacting our community.

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Tonight on The Board Report, we take a hard look at a proposed school district health insurance rate increase that could have cost teachers and district staff hundreds of dollars more out of pocket — and the fallout that followed when the public got involved.

Joining us is Jackie Rosario, elected school board member and candidate for re-election, who took the issue directly to teachers, staff, and the community by asking for public input online — a move that helped stall the proposal and exposed deep divisions inside the board.

We’ll break down:

What the proposed health insurance increase would have meant for teachers and district employees

Why public engagement suddenly became controversial

Who tried to rein in online communication — and why

How transparency, accountability, and political pressure collided behind the scenes

What this issue means moving forward for educators, families, and voters

When the cost of healthcare rises, silence isn’t an option — and neither is closed-door decision-making.

No spin. No talking points. Just real discussion about real consequences for the people who keep our schools running.

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