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Hartman, Torcaso, Trencher
winners in Winter Springs
By LEANNE GROVE Torcaso received 1,280 votes. °!f-O{,
Due to a computer malfunction it was 12:30 Also on the ballot was the straw vote on the
a.m. before the results of election year 1980 for paramedic program. Residents came out 1,774 in
Winter Springs City Council seats I, III, and V favor of the program and 1,419 against. Although
were known. Along with the new day came two the vote is non-binding, it is assumed the council
new city councilmen and a new city service. will respect the wishes of the voters and begin
Jim Hartman replaced incumbent Councilman steps to initiate the program.
Bill Jacobs in seat I. Hartman pulled in 1,549 The first step will be to determine a means of
votes to Jacobs' 1,481. Hartman, a 24-year old funding the program. In the questionnaires
builder, is an advocate of a town hall concept of carried in the Outlook, Hartman stated he would
government. A resident of the Ranchlands and a be inclined to vote against the program as it
leader in the Citizens Rights Committee, Hart- currently stands as he feels no good way of finan-
man resides at 606 Sailfish Road. cing it has been presented. Trencher favors an
In Seat III incumbent John Bennett was edged increase in ad valorem taxes to support the
out of his seat by a nine vote lead by Martin program as does Torcaso who points out that the
Trencher. Trencher received 890 votes, Bennett taxes are deductible from federal income taxes.
881. Trencher resides in the Highlands at 632 All winners were on hand at Hacienda Village
Clearn Court and is the director of sales and to await the results at a joint victory party which
promotion for Stars Hall of Fame. Other began at 7:30 p.m.in the anticipation that results
candidates for Seat III were George Guarante would be known by 8:30 or 9 p.m., however, by
with 810 votes, and John Lynd with 390. the time the results came in everyone was too
The,only incumbent to retain his seat was John tired to celebrate. Hands were shook, thank yous
Torcaso of Seat V. Torcaso, 68, lives in Hacienda given for support, a few tears shed and then it
Village and first was elected to office in 1978. was home and bed...for winners, losers, friends
Torcaso's opponents were Tom Craven with and supporters.
1,061 votes and John Maiuri with 580 votes. New councilmen will be sworn in on Dec. 1.
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New election- asked
for Winter Springs
By MIKE FIEDLER
M WY-
WINTER SPRINGS — A former city councilman has filed a
complaint with the Seminole County Supervisor of Electiofs,
charging that overcrowding and contusion in one of the city's
three precincts "robbed a lot of city residents of their right to
vote."
In a notarized letter to Winter Springs City Clerk Mary Norton,
former councilman John W. Daniels asked for an investigation
of palling procedures in Precinct 50 because of "terrible over-
Crowding and just plain bad instructions from the poll workers
on how to vote in the city elections."
The complaint was forwarded to Elections Supervisor Camilla
Bruce, because county officials supervised the elections here.
Daniels said he is asking that new city elections be held in
Precinct 50 if the number of eligible voters who cast ballots in
county and national elections exceeds the number of voters in
the city elections by more than 9 votes, the margin of victory in
one of the city's three council races.
"My concern is that there are people who are city residents
who did not get to vote, just because of the'overcrowding and
confusion. We had a very close race, and it would be a real in-
justice if someone lost the election because they didn't see the
line for city elections," Daniels said. -
On Tuesday, voters would first receive a county and national
ballot in one line, and a city ballot in another line. But, Daniels
-smd,Volans waiting to cast their ballots in the county and na-
tional elections blocked the view to the table where the city bal-
lot punch cards were distributed.
Daniels said the overcrowding and lack of instruction from the
poll workers on who could vote in the city elections was com-
pounded by the fact that not all Precinct 50 voters are Winter
Springs city residents.
"A lot of people have different mailing addresses, and they
don't even realize they're city residents until they get their tax
bills," he said. "There just has to be a more orderly way to run
these things, especially if it's going to end up costing people
elections."
Bruce acknowledged receipt of the complaint, and said It is
being studied by county lawyers to see what effect it will have
on the Section. Mrs. Bruce admitted that she received several
complaints about overcrowding and confusion at Precinct 50,
but said she did not know if it will have any effect on the elec-
tion outcome.
Daniels, who was one of two councilmen who led an unsuc-
easeful drive to de-annex the Tuscawilla subdivision from Winter
Springs, admitted that he had voted for one of the losing candi-
dates in Tuesday's Section, but strongly denied any political
motive for his complaint.
"I'm not doing this in support of anyone In particular," he
said. "I'd just like an investigation into a situation where there's
a strong possibility of injustice to all the candidates."