While doing some research on the BREC race, I tried to access the BROWARD GOP website (www.browardgop.org). This is what I found:
At yesterday’s debate, Richard DeNapoli mentioned having a website/technology befitting a county with such a large concentration of Republicans. (This is not an endorsement of Mr. DeNapoli).
This may be a temporary problem with a server or internet connection or whatever. But those familiar with the site can attest it leaves much to be desired.
Take a peek at the Broward Democrat Executive Committee website (www.browarddemocrats.org):
The front page is an interactive map. You move a magnifying glass over an “area” to reveal the Area Leader’s name and phone number. No hunting for precinct lists. No emails requesting information. And that’s just the front page.
How many potential members, donors or candidates have we lost because of this lack of technological prowess?


The Broward Republican Executive Committee is not as behind as you think. When it comes to domain control and Internet access, what do you think pops up when you punch up http://www.mitchceasar.com?
Show me one vote won by parking mitchceasar.com Show me the BREC minutes touting this same thing
Snarky? Sure. Clever? yep
Help win elections? Nope