Kevin Zimmerman For Port St Lucie City Council District 1

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• The names on a campaign finance report can tell voters almost as much as the name on the ballot. They show who is spending money, lending their name, and using their influence to help put a candidate in office. Those connections do not prove that any favor was promised. They do show who may already have access and influence before the first City Council vote is ever cast. City Council members vote on zoning, development, roads, contracts, and spending. Those decisions affect our neighborhoods.

  17 August 2026 · Kevin Zimmerman For Port St Lucie City Council District 1 · $0 – $99 · 100+ impressions · Informational · Ad Library

• 🗳️ Before you vote, come talk to me. If you still have questions about the City Council District 1 race, I’d like to personally invite you to stop by and have a conversation. 💬 Ask me where I stand. Tell me what concerns you about Port St. Lucie. Traffic, taxes, growth, public safety, city spending, or something else entirely. You don’t have to agree with me. I’m here to listen, answer your questions, and help you make an informed decision about who you want representing you at City Hall.

  13 August 2026 · Kevin Zimmerman For Port St Lucie City Council District 1 · $0 – $99 · 100+ impressions · Promotional · Ad Library

• Every dollar City Hall spends came from someone who worked for it. Port St. Lucie families are being asked to stretch every dollar. City Hall should be expected to do the same. The City Council cannot control grocery prices, gas prices, electric bills, insurance premiums, or every part of your property tax bill. But it does control the city budget, the city property tax rate, many city fees, municipal water and sewer rates, contracts, and major spending decisions. If Amendment 3 passes and

  5 August 2026 · Kevin Zimmerman For Port St Lucie City Council District 1 · $0 – $99 · 3K+ impressions · Promotional · Ad Library

• Politically connected is not the same as politically independent. Port St. Lucie is growing fast, and our roads and infrastructure are not keeping up. If builders, Realtors, and political insiders help elect the next City Council member, who will City Hall listen to first: them or you? The city’s own 2025 survey found that only about two out of every ten residents gave traffic flow a positive rating. At city planning workshops, residents called for slowing development until infrastructure catc

  1 August 2026 · Kevin Zimmerman For Port St Lucie City Council District 1 · $0 – $99 · 4K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• Growth, traffic, development, and taxes are not just talking points. They affect daily life in Port St. Lucie. I recently had a very informative meeting with Mary Savage Dunham, Planning and Zoning Director for the City of Port St. Lucie, along with Theresa Lamar Sarno, Chief Assistant City Manager. To be clear, this meeting was with city staff in the Planning and Zoning Department, not the volunteer Planning and Zoning Board. We talked about city planning, growth, development, traffic, and t

  25 July 2026 · Kevin Zimmerman For Port St Lucie City Council District 1 · $0 – $99 · 2K+ impressions · Promotional · Ad Library

• There is a difference between saying “I’m not a politician” and actually being politically independent. Campaign finance reports and public records tell part of the story. One of Eric Reikenis’ campaign finance reports shows contributions from Mayor Shannon Martin and current City Council member Stephanie Morgan. It also shows a contribution from Jim Norton, who currently serves as Chair of the Port St. Lucie Planning and Zoning Board and is also running for City Council. Eric Reikenis also s

  22 July 2026 · Kevin Zimmerman For Port St Lucie City Council District 1 · $0 – $99 · 2K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library