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Lisa Mulhall joins Boca Raton Council Seat C race
The attorney and community leader filed to run, expanding the field to five candidates seeking to replace Yvette Drucker. Boca Raton’s municipal election is set for March 9.
The race for Seat C on the Boca Raton Council now has five candidates after Lisa Mulhall entered the contest, Florida Politics reported.
Mulhall, an attorney, small-business owner and co-founder of the charitable nonprofit Impact 100 Palm Beach County, filed her paperwork with the city this week and listed herself as her campaign’s Treasurer.
According to Florida Politics, she will face Bernard Korn, Mike Liebelson, Rachael Paul and Earl Starkoff in the contest to succeed Yvette Drucker, who is running for County Clerk.
Mulhall’s campaign said her platform focuses on responsible growth and development, a strong local economy, fiscal stewardship, protection of public assets, government transparency and accountability, and making sure residents have a voice at City Hall.
The outlet also said Mulhall was part of the Save Boca movement, which opposed the city’s downtown redevelopment plan and backed three candidates who won City Council seats in March.
Her community background includes past service on the Boca Raton Civil Service Board, a term as President of the Junior League of Boca Raton, and current board membership at the Boca Raton Historical Society. In private life, her campaign said she has served since 1994 as President of Rem Solutions, a Boca Raton-based government relations and advocacy firm.
Boca Raton’s municipal election is scheduled for March 9. Seat D is also on the ballot, with Council Member Stacy Sipple defending her seat against Bernard Korn, Mark Holler and Ellen Vanderbilt.
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