Campaign trail

On the trail in East Polk — video and photos from the campaign

A look back at the final stretch: neighbors, local leaders and small businesses across Winter Haven, Dundee, Lake Wales and Frostproof.

By Alethea Pugh for Florida House District 48

· 2 min read

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Campaigns are won conversation by conversation — at bakery counters, laundromats, chamber events and front doors. This is what the final stretch across District 48 looked like.

Alethea Pugh with Deputy Chief Greg Gavick at a Winter Haven Chamber event
Alethea Pugh with Deputy Chief Greg Gavick at a Winter Haven Chamber event
Alethea Pugh with a supporter in front of a pumpkin-decorated storefront
Alethea Pugh with a supporter in front of a pumpkin-decorated storefront
Alethea Pugh talking with two women at a bakery counter
Alethea Pugh talking with two women at a bakery counter
Alethea Pugh with a supporter on the campaign trail
Alethea Pugh with a supporter on the campaign trail
Alethea Pugh holding pink ribbons at Busy Bubbles Laundromat
Alethea Pugh holding pink ribbons at Busy Bubbles Laundromat

The last few weeks

From Winter Haven to Frostproof, Alethea spent the closing weeks of the campaign where she has spent her whole life: out in the community. The video and photos below capture chamber events, small-business visits and sidewalk conversations across East Polk.

Every stop centered on the same four commitments: strong public schools, lower everyday costs, reliable US-27 and East Polk infrastructure, and local home rule.

Thank you

To every neighbor who opened a door, hosted a sign, shared a post or simply stopped to talk: thank you. Whatever comes next, Alethea’s promise stands — she is available, and she answers personally within 24 hours at 48@aletheapugh.com or (863) 254-8017.

Read the record

Sources

  1. 1
    On the campaign trail — homepage gallery

    The campaign’s trail video and photo gallery.

  2. 2
    Volunteer with the campaign

    Sign up to help in Dundee, Winter Haven or Lake Wales.

Paid for by Alethea Pugh, Democrat, for State House District 48.