Dr. Bob Here

I’ve been in the hospitality business on Clearwater Beach since 1986. I’ve seen numerous changes; some good and some not so good. 

Dr. Bob Cundiff has always been willing to listen to the neighborhood residents over the high powered lawyers representing the developers.

Dr Bob, I believe, will continue to help control our property tax through his conservative approach to limiting wasteful government spending. Dr. Bob is clearly a true friend of the taxpayers of Clearwater.
Dr. Bob is the only City councilmember who voted not to raise property taxes.

We need to keep Dr.Bob on the job to control unnecessary fiscal waste. He is the best person for the job and he doesn’t need any on the job training.

Please join me in voting to re-elect Dr. Bob Cundiff to the Clearwater City Council.

Sincerely,

Billy Day  

473 East Shore Drive

Clearwater Beach, Fl.

After having numerous communications and interactions with Dr. Bob, I know him to be of the utmost character: kind, caring about local issues and his constituents, and hard-working as a Clearwater City Council member.

While I live in St. Petersburg, Dr. Bob would have my vote in a heartbeat if I lived in Clearwater. In fact, from what I understand about his contenders, he is the only choice.

With his proven track record, his open-door policy, and his clear Conservative values, why anyone would give an unknown a chance is beyond me. The election in 2020 is far too critical to take a chance on an unknown.

For these reasons, I highly endorse Dr. Bob for another term on Clearwater’s City Council.

Cathi Chamberlain

The Deplorable Author

Rules for Deplorables: A Primer for Fighting Radical Socialism

http://www.rulesfordeplorablesbook.com

Since our return to the Clearwater area three years ago, after serving our country for 10 years with the U.S. Navy and 27 years with the U.S. State Department, Dr. Bob was one of the first people we met.

It was immediately apparent to us that he puts all the citizens of Clearwater first in all he does.

Dr. Bob is accessible to all by holding regular meetings with concerned citizens at Clearwater’s libraries. He works with Habitat for Humanity building houses and he is well known for his work with the homeless.

In his capacity on the City Council, he looks out for the interests of the people by voting against tax increases and excessive bond initiatives that impact the taxpayers of Clearwater.

We have many choices for City Council in the upcoming election and we feel confidant that Dr. Bob is the right person to represent the people of Clearwater.

John and Karen Tewksbury

Chief Operations Officer

BeachTran

CLEARWATER, FL – In the field of 13 candidates running this March for three seats on the five-member Clearwater City Council, only one chose to not utilize yard signs.

“Yard signs are made of a type of all-weather plastic that can last up to 1,000 years,” said Dr. Bob Cundiff, who’s running for reelection to Seat 3. 

His point: How can a candidate on one hand claim to be concerned with open green spaces and the environment, and then plant hundreds of unsightly yard signs on busy streets and in neighborhoods?

“It’s hypocritical,” he claims.  

With 12 candidates vying for elective office besides Cundiff, that equates to nearly six months of thousands of the signs cluttering Clearwater’s roadways.

History has shown that few candidates retrieve their signs after elections, leaving that chore up to traffic personnel.

Adding to the visual degradation is the fact that the department in Clearwater regulating traffic matters stated that yard signs cannot be recycled.

Here’s the video Dr. Bob recorded last October: https://youtu.be/z5Qe-GOsiIQ

Accordingly, Dr. Cundiff decided at the outset of his campaign in November that he was against using yard signs, and hoped other candidates would follow suit.

Instead, the campaign signs have mushroomed in the front windows of homes and businesses throughout Clearwater.

“As a long-time Clearwater resident, I want our city to remain beautiful without the muddle of thousands of yard signs, even for the duration of the campaigning,” Dr. Cundiff said.

“Candidates had to make a choice: Do what’s in the best interest of fellow citizens or do what’s best for your politic interest. I made my choice.”

Up for election are Seats 1, 2 & 3 in the nonpartisan race. Election Day is March 17, 2020, with mail ballots also available at mailballot@votepinellas.com or call 727-484-8683.

Dr. Bob Cundiff is the only incumbent seeking reelection. For more information about his campaign, go to DrBobCundiff.com or call him at 727-282-4505.

Please meet my friend, Dr. Bob Cundiff, who is seeking re-election to Seat 3 on the Clearwater City Council. Dr. Bob is truly a man whose heart is in tune with the City of Clearwater.

This past Thanksgiving Bob was helping the Salvation Army with their distribution of Turkeys in the community; he also spent many days ringing the Red Kettle bell up to and including Christmas Eve day!

Check out his other projects with which he has been associated by searching his name on Facebook, Twitter and other social media

Mrs. Ethel Kearnes Mayer is a long-time resident of Clearwater, a retired Clearwater High School teacher, and for the past fifteen years, has served with the Salvation Army in Clearwater, Florida.