A campaign built by the community.
Community-driven platform
Native Tampa roots with experience all across District 5
Incorruptible
Tell us what matters to you
CAMPAIGN STOPS
July 22 at 6:30pm: SSHCA @ Seminole Heights Library
July 25 at 6:00pm: Southern Night Market @ Southern Brewing
July 26 at 10:00am: Tea & Conversation @ Al’s Finger Licking Good Soul Food
July 29 at 4:00pm: Meet & Greet @ New World
July 30 at NOON: Ybor Ad Hoc Arts Group @ Kress Contemporary
August 3 at NOON: Children With A Vision @ Ragan Park Comm. Ctr.
August 5 at 6:00pm: Young Professionals Meet & Greet @ 7th & Grove
August 14 TRIPLE HEADER:
WFLA at 9:30am via News Channel 8
HCDBC at 6pm @ C. B. Andrews, Jr. Library
OSH Happy Hour at 8pm @ 82 West
August 15 at 11:30am: Tampa Tiger Bay Club @ Cuban Club
August 16 at 2:00pm: FloridaRising @ MLK Recreation Center
August 17 at 6:00pm: Sulfur Springs Comm. Meeting @ SS K-8 Comm School
August 18 at 6:00pm: NAACP @ Middleton High School
August 19 at TBD: 509 Committee @ Middleton High School
August 20 at 6:00pm: D5 Neighborhoods @ C. B. Andrews, Jr. Library
August 21 at TBA: West Tampa @ TBA
August 22 at 9:30am: WMNF Radio Forum via 88.5 FM
August 27 at 7:00pm: Tampa Heights Civic Assoc. @ 2005 N. Lamar Ave.
August 29 at TBA: Sulphur Springs @ TBA
Meet your candidate:
Darrell Ashley Dudney
Tampa Native - Business Owner - Community Advocate
Born and raised in Tampa, I’m the third-generation business owner of a local tux shop, owner of two small retail shops in West Ybor, a father, a creative, and a fierce advocate for letting Tampa be Tampa.
You’ll more than likely get to know me by the name “Ash”, but I went full government name for the campaign.
I believe in supporting the working class, education, redemption, equality, and progress. My specialty is creative small business solutions, my passion is environmentalism.
I’m running because I believe I can be an impartial and communicative liaison between our community and city hall. This position doesn’t hinge on what I want or believe - it’s what we as a community want and need. My process for problem solving comes down to two questions: Is this answer morally sound? Does the math add up? If we can find solutions for our district that satisfy those two answers, we’re in business.
Stick up for the locals, put development on a leash, fight the good fight.