Anna
Prizzia
For Alachua County Commission, District 3
What matters to you?
Our Priorities
Environmental Protection
Social Justice and Equity
Local Economy
Meet Anna
I am proud to be taking this next step on my path. My experience in program development and administration has given me the skills of managing budgets, handling human resources, facilitating collaborations and conflict resolution, and learning how to be an effective changemaker in large institutional bureaucracy. These talents, combined with my passion and dedication to this community make me ready for the Alachua County Commission and I am excited about the opportunity to serve my community.
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Excited to announce my endorsement by Women for Wise Growth!Women for Wise Growth is pleased to endorse Adam Christensen For Congress, Kayser Enneking for State Representative District 21, Mary Alford for Alachua County Commission District 1 and Anna Prizzia for Alachua County Commission, District 3. We further endorse all Amendments proposed for the Alachua County and City of Gainesville Charters.
Today I voted in what is most certainly one of the most important elections of my lifetime. Proud to vote BLUE and to be on the ballot myself! It has been an amazing experience running for office. No matter what happens, I am committed to keep serving my community to further equity, protect our environment, and build a resilient local economy!
I am so thrilled to be on Alachua County Democratic Party Slate with other amazing candidates! Go Blue!
Thank you Hutch!
“She brings in a very global perspective on sustainability,” Hutchinson said. “The fact that she’s got a sweeping vision of the changes that needs to be made is important. But commissioners also have to have very practical, day-to-day experience in managing projects, managing people, and she also has that.”
Familiar Faces Vie For Newly Open District 3 Alachua County Commission Seat
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Without the ability to get out into the county and share their goals, the candidates must work to find new ways to show their visions for the future.Today is National Voter Registration Day! This is a great time to check your own registration to make sure it is up to date and to encourage a friend or family member to register! And, if you hear the excuse for not voting (or registering to vote) - "My vote doesn't really matter anyway,"
You can do what I do - point to some of the local elections where people have won by as little as 20, yes - TWENTY - votes. If that doesn't convince them, I recount the 2000 election, when Al Gore narrowly lost the Electoral College vote to George W. Bush.
The election came down to a recount in Florida, where Bush had won the popular vote by such a small margin that it triggered an automatic recount and a Supreme Court case (Bush v. Gore). In the end, Bush won Florida by 0.009 percent of the votes cast in the state, or 537 votes. Had 600 more pro-Gore voters gone to the polls in Florida that November, there may have been an entirely different president from 2000–2008.
And, if that doesn't do it either, then perhaps remind them that our children are counting on us to elect thoughtful, compassionate leaders - their future depends on it!