Democrat Adrian Moss-Beasley faces Republican Wayne Ivey in the race for Brevard County Sheriff.
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Monday, Nov. 5, 2012
Adrian Moss-Beasley is making a last-minute push to attract voters on both ends of Brevard County -- on the north end Monday, and the south end on Election Day.
It's all leading up to his Election Night watch party in Rockledge. The Democratic candidate for Brevard County sheriff -- or "the People's Sheriff," as he's called himself on the campaign trail, is holding his watch party at Ruby Tuesday on Fiske Boulevard, starting at 7 p.m.
"With my 21 years of law enforcement experience with our Sheriff's Office when I take office, the transition will be smooth," Moss-Beasley told News 13.
Sunday, Nov. 4, 2012
Adrian Moss-Beasley will spend this Sunday before Election Day talking to voters on the south end of Brevard County.
The candidate for sheriff says he’s telling voters he’s the best choice.
“I am already familiar with the policies and procedures of the sheriff's office along with the union contract the civilian employees and sworn law enforcement officers currently work under,” said Moss-Beasley, who is currently a sheriff’s deputy.
Saturday, Nov. 3, 2012
Adrian Moss-Beasley is hoping to turn out the vote on this last day of early voting.
The candidate for sheriff will be meeting with voters in Central Brevard County Saturday.
He said he will tell voters at every stop that his current job as a sheriff’s deputy in Brevard County will help if he’s elected.
“With my 21 years of law enforcement experience with our sheriff's office, when I take office the transition will be smooth,” Moss-Beasley told News 13.
Friday, Nov. 2, 2012
Adrian Moss-Beasley is really hoping voters come out in full force for him during early voting.
The Democratic candidate will wave signs Friday at early voting locations in the Central portion of Brevard County.
Moss-Beasley says he’s telling voters that if he’s elected, he will be “The People’s Sheriff.”
Thursday, Nov. 1, 2012
Like his opponent, Adrian Moss-Beasley will be waving signs Thursday, hoping to get voters to the polls at early voting locations.
Moss-Beasley will be waving signs at early voting polls in the northern area of Brevard County Thursday.
Wednesday, Oct. 31, 2012
Adrian Moss-Beasley is hoping voters turn out for him during early voting. He's continuing his sign waving events Wednesday. He will be waving his sign at early voting locations in the central portion of Brevard County.
Moss-Beasley is also preparing for his election night party, which will be held at Ruby Tuesday on Fiske Boulevard in Rockledge. His party begins at 7 p.m.
Monday, Oct. 29, 2012
We are waiting to hear from Adrian Moss-Beasley about his schedule for the upcoming week.
With just a little over a week before Election Day, there are sure to be a slew of sign-waving events on tap to attract Brevard voters, many of whom may be looking to vote early and avoid long lines on Nov. 6.
Sunday, Oct. 28, 2012
Adrian Moss-Beasley is hoping for some big support on this Souls to the Polls Sunday.
He plans to wave signs in front of the Obama Headquarters in Melbourne.
“(I want to) make sure everybody knows we’re on the ballot,” said Moss-Beasley.
Saturday, Oct. 27, 2012
Adrian Moss-Beasley voted for himself Saturday.
News 13 caught up with the Democratic candidate for Brevard County Sheriff Saturday at an early voting location in Melbourne.
“It’s a lifelong dream,” Moss-Beasley told News 13. “It’s a dream to be considered a candidate for Brevard County Sheriff, I’ve been with the sheriff’s office for 21 years and just to be able to have the opportunity to be voting in sheriff, that is an awesome feeling.”
Before voting, Moss-Beasley waved a sign in front of the Brevard County Service Complex.
The current sheriff’s deputy did have to cancel an earlier sign waving event because of Hurricane Sandy.
Friday, Oct. 26, 2012
Adrian Moss-Beasley debated his opponent, Wayne Ivey on the radio Friday. Both appeared on the Bill Mick radio show. The Democratic candidate for sheriff will also be at the NAACP Banquet at the Holiday in Cocoa on Friday. His campaign team is planning sign waving events this weekend as people start early voting in Brevard County.
Thursday, Oct. 25, 2012
Adrian Moss-Beasley is preparing for some big appearances in the next couple of days. He will be debating his opponent, Wayne Ivey Friday on the radio.
Moss-Beasley will also attend the NAACP Banquet at the Holiday Inn in Cocoa on Friday evening.
Tuesday, Oct. 23, 2012
Here's what Adrian Moss-Beasley's schedule looks like on the final days before early voting begins in Florida:
Tonight, he'll participate in a political forum hosted by the Satellite Beach Women's Club. The forum starts at 7 p.m. at the Scotty Culp Civic Center, at 565 Cassia Blvd.
On Thursday, he's attending a meeting of the Barefoot Bay Democratic Club.
Friday is Moss-Beasley's busiest day this week, starting with an appearance on the Bill Mick Show on WMMB-FM at 8 a.m., alongside his opponent, Wayne Ivey.
After that, Moss-Beasley is scheduled to attend an NAACP Banquet at the Holiday Inn Space Coast Convention Center.
Monday, Oct. 22, 2012
Adrian Moss-Beasley had quite the active weekend, with three events on Sunday alone.
The Democratic candidate for Brevard County sheriff attended a meet-and-greet at Faith Temple Christian Center, in Rockledge. He then spoke at the Space Coast Progressive Festival Sunday afternoon at the Eau Gallie Civic Center, in Melbourne.
We're waiting to hear from Moss-Beasley about his schedule for the upcoming week. With the election just a little over two weeks away, it's sure to be a busy one.
Sunday, Oct. 21, 2012
Adrian Moss-Beasley has had a busy weekend of campaigning around Brevard County, including appearances in Rockledge and Melbourne.
“It has been exciting going throughout the county and letting people know my message of unity and also to put deputies back in the community for a one-on-one relationship with citizens,” Moss-Beasley told News 13.
Saturday, Oct. 20, 2012
The Democratic candidate for Brevard County sheriff participated Saturday morning in a breast cancer walk in Viera.
Moss-Beasley was one of many local candidates, including his challenger, Wayne Ivey, to walk in the event, which raises money for breast cancer awareness and research.
After that, the current sheriff’s deputy traveled to the Community Unity Day in Mims. The event, hosted by the East Mims Civic League was located at the Harry T. Moore Community Center on Freedom Avenue. It’s a way to get his name and his message for the future of Brevard County law enforcement out to the community.
Friday, Oct. 19, 2012
Adrian Moss-Beasley is looking forward to a busy weekend, including participating in a breast cancer walk in Viera. The deputy also has sign waving events planned at several locations throughout the county, but no details have been finalized.
Thursday, Oct. 18, 2012
Adrian Moss-Beasley is looking ahead to a weekend full of campaign events.
The Democratic candidate for Brevard County Sheriff finished behind his competitor, Wayne Ivey, in a straw poll Wednesday evening. The poll was conducted during a Political Hob Nob hosted by three area chambers of commerce.
Moss-Beasley has several events planned for the weekend. On Friday, he plans to wave signs at the intersection of Malabar Road and Minton Road, in Palm Bay.
Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2012
Adrian Moss-Beasley has picked up his campaign appearances in the past week.
The Democratic candidate for Brevard County sheriff has spoken to several homeowners' associations, debated at candidate forums and spoken on local radio programs.
Moss-Beasley will participate in a Political Hob Nob Wednesday night. He and his competitor, Wayne Ivey, will go head-to-head in a straw poll.
The Hob Nob is being hosted by three local of chambers of commerce at the Florida Today offices on US-1. Candidates will start speaking at 6:30 p.m. There is a $10 admission fee.
Monday, Oct. 15, 2012
Adrian Moss-Beasley will be on the radio Tuesday morning for an interview.
The Democratic candidate for Brevard County sheriff is set to appear on the Bill Mick Show, on WMMB-FM 1240/1350, at 8 a.m. Tuesday.
Sunday, Oct. 14, 2012
Adrian Moss-Beasley has two appearances scheduled Sunday.
First, he'll be attending church services at Truth Revealed Ministries, in Palm Bay.
Then, he is participating in a candidates forum tonight hosted by the Barefoot Bay HOA.
Saturday, Oct. 13, 2012
Church events are on tap for Adrian Moss-Beasley's weekend.
The Democratic candidate for Brevard County sheriff has an event at a Port St. John church on Saturday.
He is also attending a Sunday service at Truth Revealed Ministries, in Palm Bay, ahead of a candidates forum Sunday night in Barefoot Bay.
Tuesday, Oct. 9, 2012
Adrian Moss-Baseley said he is appearing at two "meet the candidates" events in Brevard County on Tuesday.
The first is at Buena Vida Estates Homeowners Association, in Melbourne.
At the second, he'll greet Brevard residents at the East Merritt Island HOA.
The Democratic candidate for sheriff said his next public appearances aren't until the weekend, when he plans to attend two church events and participate in a candidates forum.
Saturday, Oct. 6, 2012
The sheriff’s deputy will be waving signs Saturday for his campaign for Brevard County sheriff.
Moss-Beasley plans to wave signs at the corner of Wickham Road and U.S. 192 in West Melbourne.
The Democrat will also make a radio appearance Saturday night from a station based in Cocoa.
Friday, Oct. 5, 2012
Adrian Moss-Beasley tells News 13 he has no plans for campaigning Friday. That doesn’t mean, however, that you won’t see him at the corner of a busy intersection. The Democratic candidate for sheriff says he often has unannounced campaign sign waving events.
Thursday, Oct. 4, 2012
The Democratic candidate for Brevard County sheriff has no campaign events planned for Thursday. But he does say that he may wave signs later in the day.
"I always think I need to be doing something," Moss-Beasley told News 13.
The current Sheriff's deputy says it's challenging campaigning while maintaining his full time job.
Monday, Oct. 1, 2012
The Democratic candidate for Brevard County sheriff did not have any campaign events lined up for Sunday or Monday.
At last week's candidate forum at Brevard Community College, Adrian Moss-Beasley promised rigorous audits of sheriff's office programs is elected "to make sure those units are being efficient and effective."
Sunday, Sept. 30, 2012
On Saturday, Adrian Moss-Beasley attended a Barbecue in Grant and an American Legion event in Melbourne. His campaign team also waved signs at Babcock Street and Palm Bay Road in Palm Bay.
Friday, Sept. 28, 2012
Adrian Moss-Beasley is going full steam ahead now that the general election is fast approaching. He’s planning some sign waving events this weekend to get his name out in the public. The sheriff’s deputy says the biggest difference between him and his opponent, Wayne Ivey is experience at BCSO. “I’m the only candidate that has worked, or is still working for the Brevard County Sheriff’s office,” Moss-Beasley told News 13.