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Ed Dean

Ed Dean

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Host, WBOB-AM (Jacksonville, FL)

Jacksonville

Final Covers

Consumer & B2B

Doesn’t Cover

I do not cover any subject which the majority of people would find boring.

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

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Content

Total articles 698

  • Florida Legislature: Cutting Gov’t Jobs, No on Property Tax Cut

    By Ed Dean Verified| Florida Daily@ The Florida House and Senate are not even close to being aligned when it comes to government spending. Expect some back-door deals to happen as both chambers have different views on spending. The Senate budget is $117.4 billion, while the state House is slightly under $113.0 billion, making a $4.4 billion difference.

    By Ed Dean Verified · Florida Daily

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Florida Legislature: Cutting Gov’t Jobs, No on Property Tax Cut

    By Ed Dean Verified| Florida Daily@ The Florida House and Senate are not even close to being aligned when it comes to government spending. Expect some back-door deals to happen as both chambers have different views on spending. The Senate budget is $117.4 billion, while the state House is slightly under $113.0 billion, making a $4.4 billion difference.

    By Ed Dean Verified · Florida Daily

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • New Poll Shows South Florida Voters Trust Dentists Over Politicians

    By Ed Dean Verified| Florida Daily@ EDGE Communications, a leading Miami-based public affairs firm, released a new poll that underscores a clear message from Miami-Dade County residents: when it comes to water quality and public health, voters overwhelmingly trust dentists – not politicians –  to guide policy. The online poll of 1,049 Miami-Dade voters, reveals that residents support continuing current water treatment practices, including the addition of fluoride, by a nearly 20-point margin.

    By Ed Dean Verified · Florida Daily

    Apr. 14, 2025

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WBOB-AM (Jacksonville, FL)