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NSBNEWSNEWS.net video by Sera Frederick. NSBNEWS.net photo by Henry Frederick. The video is set to the song "Signs" by the 5 Man Electrical Band and highlights campaigns signs in the 2009 NSB Elections. In the photo, Bill Maul holds up a double sign for Mayor Sally Mackay during Early Voting for the Sept. 22 primary at the New Smyrna Beach Regional Library.

NEW SMYRNA BEACH -- Bill Maul stood in the blistering sun Saturday for the last two hours of Early Voting at the New Smyrna Beach Regional Library with a double sign in one hand while waving to passing voters with the other for his candidate of choice, incumbent Mayor Sally Mackay. And at 73, the retired sales and marketing man is the first to tell you he's no spring chicken.

NSBNEWS.net video by Sera Frederick. Zone 2 City Commissioner Jack Grasty answers questions from NSBNEWS.net journalist Henry Frederick during the second of two NSB candidate debates sponsored by NSBNEWS.net and the Public Watch Committee. This a highlight from that second debate.

NSBNEWS.net video by Sera Frederick. Mayoral candidate Adam Barringer answers questions from NSBNEWS.net journalist Henry Frederick during the second of two NSB candidate debates sponsored by NSBNEWS.net and the Public Watch Committee. This a highlight from that second debate.

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NSBNEWS.net video by Sera Frederick. Zone 1 City Commission candidate Frank Dalton Jr. answers questions from NSBNEWS.net journalist Henry Frederick during the second of two NSB candidate debates sponsored by NSBNEWS.net and the Public Watch Committee. This a highlight from that second debate.

NSBNEWS.net video by Sera Frederick. Mayor Sally Mackay answers questions from NSBNEWS.net journalist Henry Frederick during the second of two NSB candidate debates sponsored by NSBNEWS.net and the Public Watch Committee. This a highlight from that second debate.

Courtesy photo. Zone 1 City Commissioner Randy Richenberg enters today's primary having again secured the police and fire union endorsements.

NEW SMYRNA BEACH -- Zone 1 City Commissioner Randy Richenberg knows that he has two powerful allies in today's primary that he is hoping will either carry him to outright victory or at least place in the top two for a November runoff -- the endorsements of the unions for the police and fire departments.