Gene Jaleski to run again for Longboat Key Commission

Jaleski lost his last bid for a commission seat in March 2015 to at-large Commissioner Phill Younger.


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Gene Jaleski will run a fifth time for a seat on the Longboat Key Commission.
Gene Jaleski will run a fifth time for a seat on the Longboat Key Commission.
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Former Commissioner Gene Jaleski, 75, is taking another run at a seat on the Longboat Key Commission. He last served on the commission in 2010 when he resigned midway through a two-year term.

Since then, Jaleski remained active in island politics and is often seen at Longboat Key Commission meetings. He lost his last bid for a commission seat in March 2015 to at-large Commissioner Phill Younger.

“I’ll do this as long as I think people should hear all sides of the issues,” Jaleski said. “We need a vibrant electoral process.”

Jaleski will oppose former Mayor Jim Brown, 70, in the race to succeed term-limited Phill Younger, who ironically had been appointed to fill out Jaleski’s vacated term.

 

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