A local politician said he’s going green for this election season. Adam Hasner said he takes pride in the small impact he’ll make on the environment as he shuttles from one campaign event to another.
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Keep calling him “Leader Hasner.” That’s the moniker that state Rep. Adam Hasner, R-Delray Beach, likes to go by among his peers in the Florida Legislature.
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For House Majority Leader Adam Hasner (R-Delray Beach), governance is seldom simple, but it is “about getting results.” And, no, he hasn’t become a Democrat - even though his latest newsletter is filled with endorsements from Democrats as Hasner seeks reelection to his District 87 house seat.
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State and county candidates can get a spot on the ballot by paying a filing fee or by turning in signatures from 1 percent of the voters in the district where they are running for office. … State Rep. Adam Hasner, R-Delray Beach, also qualified for the ballot by petition.
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Not on that list, but included in the budget, is $50 million to continue the Everglades clean-up project with the federal government. You can thank House Majority Leader Adam Hasner, R-Boca Raton, for that. He hounded reluctant House leaders to find the money.
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Florida House Majority Leader Adam Hasner, R-Delray Beach, has also asked FAU officials to consider the importance of the center to the people of South Florida, and said he will work to raise money for the center if necessary. … Hasner also has supported the Florida-Israel Institute at FAU, which had received $200,000 from the state in 2006 at his request. This year, Hasner’s request for $385,000 for the institute was denied completely, leaving its future also in question.
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While not stopping perfectly good water from being pumped into the ocean, elimination of pumping even treated sewage water into that same ocean would mark the “transition to a more responsible future,” House Majority Leader Adam Hasner (R-Delray Beach) told the Boca Raton News.
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“When you have to reduce $6 billion in spending, a lot of those projects which had been perennial take-homes for members were omitted because they weren’t priorities,” said Hasner, R-Delray Beach. “We had to prioritize and preserve the core missions of government, and we did that by funding education, health care and public safety and putting people over things.”
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After announcing his priorities, Crist mostly let the Legislature do its work. … “The governor has always prided himself on being someone who sets the broad vision and allows the Legislature the leeway to work out some of the details,” said House Majority Leader Adam Hasner, R-Boca Raton.
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In spite of a leaner budget year for Florida, Palm Beach County has pulled in millions in state money for projects ranging from environmental cleanup to a medical school at Florida Atlantic University. … House Majority Leader Adam Hasner, R-Boca Raton, said the Republican-led Legislature made good on a pledge to balance the budget without raising taxes. “We’re going to right-size Florida’s government to a level that the people of Florida can afford,” he said.
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