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Read More »800K Vote-By-Mail Ballots, Mostly Democrats, Not Returned In Fla.
Clinton, Trump Remain Deadlocked in Florida
With the marathon presidential election ready to end Tuesday, a Quinnipiac University poll released Monday showed Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump remaining in a virtual tie in the critical battleground state of Florida. The poll said 46 percent of likely Florida voters support Clinton, while 45 percent support …
Read More »Bill Clinton, Stronger Together Bus Make Stops In Gainesville
Former President Bill Clinton made two surprise stops in Gainesville Saturday on the Hillary Clinton campaign's Stronger Together tour bus.
Read More »Solar Amendment Campaign Continues To Raise Millions In Finals Days Before Vote
Just days away from the election, Consumers for Smart Solar, the group campaigning in favor of Amendment 1, continues to receive millions of dollars in contributions.
Read More »Marco Rubio Visits Ocala, Encourages Early Voting
Sen. Marco Rubio visited Ocala early Friday to encourage Florida voters to cast their ballots early and to discuss issues such as economic development, affordable college education and maintaining U.S. military strength..
Read More »Florida Supreme Court Won’t Invalidate Solar Ballot Question
The Florida Supreme Court rejected a request Friday to invalidate proposed constitutional Amendment 1.
Read More »Millions Being Spent On Ads In Florida Legislative Races
Nearly $14.3 million was spent on ads for the Florida Senate race, along with thousands of ads for other campaigns.
Read More »Nearly 5.3 Million Floridians Have Already Voted
Nearly 41 percent of all active registered voters in Floridan have already cast their ballots.
Read More »Medical Marijuana Back On The Ballot
For the second time, Floridians will vote whether or not to approve medical marijuana. Amendment 2 is back on the ballot, after narrowly missing the margin to pass two years ago.
Read More »Experts Point To Rubio Keeping Senate Seat
After Marco Rubio's presidential bid crashed and as they saw his seat slipping into Democratic hands, Republican leaders in Washington talked Rubio into going back on a repeated pledge not to seek re-election to the U.S. Senate.
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