Civic
Naples Decision Files
Three concise films examining land, money, votes and public decisions through the public record.
Film 01 · 3:45
The 20% Race: Who Actually Has a Path in FL-22?
Post-election update: Casey Askar won the certified Republican primary with 14,774 votes and 30.8589%. The film below remains a frozen pre-election scenario test; the certified result closes the winner question but does not establish that spending caused the outcome.
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Film 02 · 4:23
19 Major Projects. One Small City. Who Is Ready to Build Naples?
Naples' pipeline is nineteen competing delivery chains, not one story: the delivered Four Seasons benchmark holds the only complete chain, the dual-brand hotel holds the strongest pending chain, and the decisive constraint is where land, capital, approvals and downtown infrastructure lock together.
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Film 03 · 2:24
Money Didn't Win Naples. What Did?
The simple money-rank rule scored 0-of-3 against the official February 2026 result: the winners were distinguished by Election-Day conversion combined with citywide reach and candidate-specific coalitions — and after the election, the elected trio was not automatically one bloc in the selected early sample.
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