Politics
Court dismisses felony case tied to unauthorized St. Johns voter guide
A judge dismissed evidence-tampering charges against campaign consultant Brianna Jordan, the only person charged with a felony in a case involving an unauthorized 2024 Republican voter guide. The dismissal temporarily pauses prosecutions connected to the guide.
Evidence-tampering charges against campaign consultant Brianna Jordan have been dismissed, temporarily halting prosecutions connected to a disputed 2024 St. Johns County election guide.
Jordan was the only person charged with a felony when prosecutors filed cases against five people in July. The cases stemmed from a guide distributed during a primary election that displayed the St. Johns County Republican Party’s logo but had not been authorized by the party.
The dismissal does not establish who created or distributed the guide, or what will happen next in the cases involving the other four people. The available information does not specify the judge’s reasons for dismissing Jordan’s charges.
The case centered on complaints about a guide that bore the name and branding of a local political party without its approval, raising concerns about voters being misled about the party’s recommendations.