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His campaign for the Florida Senate, District 8 office, in 1978 was successful, a position he held until his death on February 1, 1986.\nOn both the local and state levels, Mr. Carlucci's political career was marked by his aggressive and forceful personality and he was often labeled a \"maverick\" for his lone but determined approach to confronting issues in which he believed strongly. As a Jacksonville City Council member, two of his more significant contributions were his legislation creating the Consumer Affairs Division of the City and his bill regulating the City's hiring of professional services which later served as a model for the state of Florida.\nDuring his seven-year tenure in the Florida Senate, many of his contributions were related to reforms of Florida's criminal justice system and child abuse laws. He also served on the Joint Legislative Auditing Committee and became known as \"the taxpayers' watchdog\" over questionable state expenditures. 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