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March 24, 2020 at 05:29 PM
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Jacksonville attorney Mike Tanner has edged out Ocala-based attorney Renee Thompson in the race to become the Florida Bar’s next president-elect.
Tanner, a business litigation partner at Gunster, received 8,647 votes to Thompson’s 8,558. Tanner will officially become president-elect in June 2020, replacing Miami attorney Dori Foster-Morales, who will be installed as president.
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