The Berean Protocol · Voter Handout
Palm Beach County Commissioner · Key votes and donor ties voters should know.
Project Tango AI Data Center
The county Zoning Board recommended denial of the controversial AI data center. Baxter pledged at a town hall to push for a countywide moratorium on future data-center development and said she would not vote for the project as proposed. The final vote was postponed to July.
Source: WLRN, WPTV
$3.3M Armed Security Contract (PBSO)
Baxter voted with the commission to unanimously approve a $3.3 million armed security contract for commissioners with little public discussion. A redacted contract copy blacked out scope of work plus deputy and vehicle counts.
Source: CBS12/WPEC, Palm Beach Post Editorial Board
Project Tango Donor Timing
Pba Holdings Inc — the Project Tango developer/landowner — gave $10,000 to the campaign and $12,000 to the PAC, with the contribution dated Nov. 19, 2025, the day after public notice of the hearing was posted. A Ross-backed company gave $25,000 on Dec. 4, 2025, the same day the zoning commission approved plan changes.
Source: The Acreage Advocate, WLRN
Agricultural Reserve Land-Swap (GL Homes)
The Commission rejected a major agricultural land-swap deal after an 11-hour meeting, in a 4-3 vote after two commissioners changed their positions.
Source: WLRN
Vanderbilt Tech Campus Land Deal
Baxter joined a unanimous vote to provide five acres of county-owned land for a new Vanderbilt graduate campus (Oct. 22, 2024).
Source: Vanderbilt News
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