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	Jim Stork - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Stork was born in Gainesville, Florida and grew up in Greensboro, North Carolina.
		Around the same time, Stork broke up with his partner of seven years, Ray Pardue, starting a brief but livid battle between the two that was eventually halted by restraining orders.
		Stork dropped out of the race in September because of a problematic heart condition.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jim_Stork (314 words)

	stork on Encyclopedia.com
		The storks are related to the herons and ibises and are found in most of the warmer parts of the world.
		Storks have long, broad, powerful wings; in flight they flap their wings or soar with their legs dangling and their long necks bent back in an S shape.
		The only storks found in the Americas are the American wood stork, previously known as the wood ibis, a white bird about 4 ft (122 cm) long with a glossy greenish-fl tail, found in temperate and tropical regions; and the jabiru, of the tropics, with a white-and-fl body and naked fl head.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/s1/stork.asp (644 words)

	Advocate, The: Counting on Florida: Jim Stork could become the next openly gay man elected to Congress, but while ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Stork, 37, is now motivated by a different kind of attack on the United States--one mounted not by terrorists, he says, but by Republicans who are spending out of control and wasting time and resources on things like the antigay Federal Marriage Amendment.
		But the tall and slender Stork, a soft spoken man with perfectly white teeth, is still trying to hang on to some of that low-key life--particularly the gay part--that he once coveted.
		Stork's discomfort with the gay angle illustrates the free line he is trying to walk in the 22nd district, where he is at tempting to unseat 12-term Republican incumbent Clay Shaw.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1589/is_2004_Sept_14/ai_n6355140 (1517 words)

	A Likely Story!: Jim Stork for Congress-D-22-FL
		Jim Stork is a progressive Congressional candidate in one of the most competitive races in the country.
		Stork, the former mayor of Wilton Manors and a highly successful small business owner, is running an aggressive and intelligent campaign in the center of Presidential battleground politics – Broward and Palm Beach Counties.
		Jim was along for visibility...singing, speeches and incredibly yummy home-cooked Bahamian lunch...quite possibly the best Mac 'n' Cheese I've ever had and the BBQ chicken was beyond awesome as well.
	alikelystory.blogs.com /a_likely_story/jim_stork_for_congressd22fl (2406 words)

	newtimesbpb.com \| News \| Pretty Boy \| 2004-05-06 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Stork's Café and Bakery in Wilton Manors serves 175,000 patrons annually and generates $500,000 in revenue.
		Stork's speech moves from thanking his bakery customers to discussing the 2001 terrorist attacks to recapping his successes as mayor of Wilton Manors, the town of about 13,000 people northeast of Fort Lauderdale.
		Stork is running on a solidly liberal platform, hoping that the rising national deficit and the increasingly bloody war in the Middle East will fuel discontent among even Republicans.
	www.newtimesbpb.com /issues/2004-05-06/feature.html (753 words)

	New York Blade Online
		Jim Stork, an openly gay candidate for Congress in Florida’s 22nd Congressional District, has traveled through New York for two fundraisers, t he first in the city on June 21; the second, in the Pines July 31.
		Jim Stork’s opponent in the general election, Clay Shaw, has been outspoken in his support of the amendment.
		With one of Stork’s events alone bringing in $50,000, gay New Yorkers may be narrowing the gap with their straight counterparts.
	www.nyblade.com /print.cfm?content_id=1888 (1047 words)

	State: Candidate who quit stays on ballot
		FORT LAUDERDALE - Democratic congressional candidate Jim Stork's name must stay on the ballot because he missed a deadline for withdrawing, state election officials have decided.
		The Florida Democratic Party had hoped to substitute another candidate for Stork, an openly gay candidate who raised $958,852 from donors across the nation, in the 22nd District.
		Stork initially tried to withdraw by e-mail on Sept. 17.
	www.sptimes.com /2004/10/02/news_pf/State/Candidate_who_quit_st.shtml (289 words)

	Wurwika shade7.htm CHAPTER VII: Hiding
		Jim had thrown it down in disgust and was loathe to return to it.
		Jim would be looking for inconsistencies: a grammar teacher saying "ain't", a Sikh character smoking, someone getting up at ten and arriving to work at nine, that sort of thing.
		Jim stared down at the two binders in front of him as he sat beside the pond.
	www.mts.net /~kaltica/shade7.htm (4266 words)

	Gay ex-mayor taking on Rep. Shaw=The Hill.com= (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Jim Stork, a 37-year old Democrat, is the owner of Stork’s Bakery and Café, an upscale, hipster hangout for the burgeoning gay community in the small town of Wilton Manors just north of Fort Lauderdale.
		Stork, known as a good-looking, dynamic politician, is challenging 12th-term incumbent Rep. E.
		But Stork, who is attempting to raise between $1.5 million and $2 million for the race, has some powerful fundraising allies in his corner, including longtime Democratic fundraiser Bobby Farmer and Ronald Ansin, Stork’s significant other, who is a Massachusetts philanthropist and political donor.
	www.hillnews.com /campaign/060204_shaw.aspx (876 words)

	Express Gay News Online
		Casey also objected to Stork running his bakery ads in Palm Beach County, which he said would be beyond the range of the bakery’s marketing base.
		Stork countered that Las Olas is a famous strip that draws visitors from all over the state.
		Meanwhile, Stork came out — of the kitchen — in his new campaign ads last week, and Shaw matched him by debuting his own TV ad the next day.
	www.expressgaynews.com /print.cfm?content_id=655 (623 words)

	OurCongress.org :: FL-22: Shaw calls Stork's Bakery Ads Criminal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Stork, 37, the photogenic former mayor of Wilton Manors who is challenging District 22 incumbent Clay Shaw, 65, has been running commercials with his face and name, and that of his bakery, on cable TV.
		Jim is certain he has not violated finance laws and relishes the fact that the Shaw campaign wants to raise this issue because it actually raises Jim's profile and gives him a new talking point in his stump speech.
		Jim also pointed out that he could have chosen to buy into the adjoining market to the north which would have aired the ads in Palm Beach and above, where the rest of his district runs, but he did not.
	www.ourcongress.org /story/2004/7/17/163658/049 (1433 words)

	MoveOn.org: Democracy in Action
		Our first candidate is Jim Stork, an openly gay man locked in a one of the most competitive races in the country.
		Jim is running against conservative Republican Clay Shaw in Florida's 22nd District, a Democratic leaning seat that Gore won in 2000 by 5% and John Kerry is currently leading in by the double digits.
		Stork, the former mayor of Wilton Gardens and a highly successful small business owner, is running an aggressive and intelligent campaign in the center of Presidential battleground politics – Broward County, Florida.
	www.moveon.org /pac/news/fire.html (1147 words)

	AEGiS-Miami Herald: Parade accents pride, politics
		Stork was on an eight-city, two-week fundraising tour and couldn't make the parade.
		Stork's campaign manager Dannielle Sylvester, 36, who is gay, said voters across Florida have been receptive to her candidate who has been careful not to pigeonhole himself as the "gay" choice.
		"Jim isn't so much a gay activist as a guy who is running for office who happens to be gay," she said, noting Stork's opposition to Medicaid discount cards, criticized for being confusing and yielding too little savings.
	www.aegis.com /news/mh/2004/MH040609.html (623 words)

	New York Blade Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Stork suspended his campaign Aug. 19 after suffering from fatigue for some time, campaign sources said.
		Stork held a fund-raiser after the Democratic National Convention in Fire Island Pines, at the home of Bill Hayden and Ron Perkov.
		Stork ran unopposed in the Aug. 31 Democratic primary, and the campaign did not accept any donations after Aug. 31.
	www.newyorkblade.com /print.cfm?content_id=2016 (619 words)

	New York Blade Online
		In the latest bizarre twist in the Stork saga, the state’s election board ruled Sept. 29 that the gay Democrat’s name will appear on the November ballot because he did not notify officials in time to remove it.
		Dawn Roberts, director of the Florida Department of State’s Division of Elections, ruled that Florida law requires a candidate seeking to withdraw from a race to notify the state in writing, under oath, “on or before the 42nd day before the election,” which was Sept. 21.
		The issue surfaced two years ago when Mayor Jim Torrey, who is not seeking re-election, threatened to veto a package of revisions to the city’s human rights code if it included a guarantee of “reasonable accommodations” for transgendered people in buildings open to the public.
	www.nyblade.com /print.cfm?content_id=2057 (759 words)

	Entertaining Art Studios is owned and operated by artist Timothy D
		Jim Stork's fresh new approach and his background as a small business owner and one of the youngest mayors in Broward County has energized young voters and grassroots volunteers with the promise of new leadership.
		Stork is focusing on critical issues including stem cell research, funding education programs, and combating sky rocketing health insurance costs.
		Stork has been a leader on gay rights issues and is running against an incumbent Congressman who has voted with the Bush Administration 92% of the time.
	www.seecarethinkact.org (870 words)

	Express Gay News Online
		Jim Stork officially dropped out of the race for Congress in Florida’s District 22 on Friday, Sept. 17, citing a heart problem.
		Christopher Mills, finance director at the Stork campaign, said Stork is not talking with the press at the moment.
		Federal election law requires the Stork campaign to refund the donations because he didn't campaign in the general election, according to Ian Stirton, spokesman for the Federal Elections Commission.
	www.expressgaynews.com /print.cfm?content_id=773 (651 words)

	Fire Island Pines News, Long Island, New York
		Jim’s views on a variety of issues, such as support of universal health care, equal access to higher education, protection of civil rights, government fiscal responsibility, homeland security and coastal preservation, will make him an important voice in the US Congress on issues important to most Democrats.
		Florida will again be a critical swing state in the 2004 Presidential election, and financial support of the Jim Stork campaign from outside of the 22 District will have an impact on helping the Democratic Party both gain control of Congress and the White House.
		Jim has received the endorsement from key organizations, including the Human Rights Campaign, Victory Fund and the AFL-CIO Chapters in Broward and Palm Beach Counties, as well as several members of Congress (and Pines residents) who are hosting events for him in their cities.
	www.fipines.com /news/newsdetail.cfm?QID=2175 (321 words)

	Gay candidate for Congress quits race -- Queer Lesbian Gay News -- Gay.com
		Jim Stork, a gay politician who campaigned this year to unseat a 12-term Republican U.S. congressman from Florida, pulled out of the race on Friday, citing health concerns.
		Stork, 37, suspended his campaign last month to undergo medical tests.
		Stork, the former mayor of Wilton Manors, Fla., was considered by many to be a rising star in the Democratic Party.
	www.gay.com /news/article.html?2004/09/17/3 (356 words)

	WILTON MANORS, FL Political Contributions by Individuals
		Stork, James (Self-employed/Cafe Owner), (Zip code: 33305) $2000 to JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT INC on 03/31/03
		Whorlow, Robert (Retired/Retired), (Zip code: 33305) $300 to JIM STORK FOR CONGRESS on 03/23/04
		Fojtik, Melissa (Firefighter/Broward County), (Zip code: 33305) $703 to JIM STORK FOR CONGRESS on 06/30/04
	www.city-data.com /elec/elec-WILTON-MANORS-FL.html (1562 words)

	VotersUnite!
		Martin is suing the Florida Division of Elections for its decision not to allow Democrat Jim Stork to out of the race after the Sept. 21 deadline.
		Stork, who ped out for health reasons, was challenging 12-term incumbent U.S. Rep. E.
		In a Sept. 29 letter, the division informed Stork he would not be permitted to withdraw.
	www.votersunite.org /article.asp?id=3192 (556 words)

	Out For Democracy: June 2004 Archives
		Jim is the second openly gay candidate to be endorsed by DFA.
		In March of 2002, Jim Stork was elected as mayor of Wilton Manors, Florida.
		Jim captured nearly 60 percent of the vote in an election that saw the largest voter turnout in the history of the city.
	outfordemocracy.org /arch/2004_06.html (2367 words)

	OurCongress.org :: Florida
		It seems Jim Stork may be on the Florida Congressional ballot, after all.
		Jim Stork, the Democrat challenging incumbent Clay Shaw in Florida's swing 22nd district, will remain on the ballot in November.
		Stork withdrew from the race in late September after medical testing revealed what his campaign described as a heart-related condition requiring rest.
	www.ourcongress.org /race/Florida (2166 words)

	News & Politics
		Jim Stork, the former mayor of the Florida city of Wilton Manors, has launched a robust campaign this year to unseat 12-term U.S. Rep. Clay Shaw, R-Fort Lauderdale.
		The South Florida Sun-Sentinel reported Stork was named one of the most handsome candidates on the upcoming ballot by various media outlets.
		But according to press reports, Stork announced this week he was suspending his race for Congress and halting his fund-raising efforts.
	www.planetout.com /news/article.html?2004/08/20/3 (439 words)

	MyDD :: STORK QUITS RACE
		"In Florida, former Wilton Manors Mayor Jim Stork (D) -- who climbed for a time into being a DCCC target race candidate -- quit the contest Friday against Congressman Clay Shaw (R) citing health reasons.
		Congressman Peter Deutsch (D), who represents an adjacent district and lost the primary for US Senate last month, is rumored to be among the possible replacement nominees for Stork that the party is discussing.
		stork, could be more of a threat to shaw.
	lillian.mydd.com /story/2004/9/17/235332/167 (166 words)

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		Stork had three goals when he won the office two years ago: end the bickering on the council, empower the community and make sure the city was steered the direction in which the community wanted.
		Stork says that by reconnecting with the residents of the city they have been able to lay the foundation for a stronger community.
		Stork’s sexual orientation placed Wilton Manors in headlines across the country, being one of only two cities in the country where a majority of the council was gay.
	www.indynews.4t.com /0101/local.html (3820 words)

	Naples Daily News: Florida (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		MIAMI — Democrats may have the chance to replace congressional candidate Jim Stork on the ballot in South Florida after a judge on Tuesday issued an order which allows the party to designate a new candidate.
		But it remained unclear whether a new name would be on the ballot because Hood has asked the 1st District Court of Appeal in Tallahassee to reverse Ferris' ruling from last week, and the court has yet to issue a decision.
		Democrats had considered Stork a strong challenger to Shaw partly because of his ability to attract campaign contributions from across the nation.
	www.naplesnews.com /npdn/florida/article/0,2071,NPDN_14910_3249917,00.html (476 words)

	MyDD :: Get Your Tickets, Support Jim Stork
		The candidate Jim Stork is not your typical candidate.
		Jim’s sorta like this part of Florida’s version of Vermont’s Ben & Jerry’s-- not now, but back when they were starting out.
		Stork is a small businessman, the founder/owner of Stork’s Bakery, so he knows a bit about fiscal responsibility, and yet he’s a progressive-minded community activist, and was elected Mayor of Wilton Mayors, defeating the incumbent in 2002 by a landslide margin, so he knows about governing too.
	liza.mydd.com /story/2004/6/24/163217/587 (601 words)

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