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President Barack Obama will travel to Florida next week to give his final speech about U.S. counterterrorism strategy.
Read More »Some Floridians Fear Obamacare Repeal Under Trump
The Obama plan has expanded coverage to about 20 million more Americans, and no state has more at stake than Florida, where more residents signed up than anywhere else.
Read More »Donald Trump Won Florida In 2016, And Eventually The Presidency
The Sunshine State victory later helped to propel him into the White House.
Read More »GOP Stems Democratic Push In State Senate
Republicans keep control of Florida State Senate
Read More »7 Scenarios For How Election Night Might Play Out
Hillary Clinton has the edge. She has to win just the states leaning in her direction to get enough electoral votes to be president. But Donald Trump has a path, albeit a narrow one.
Read More »Florida To Decide Rubio’s Fate, Influence Presidential Race
Florida voters were deciding Tuesday whether Republican Sen. Marco Rubio deserves a second term in an election that also will send at least eight new members to Congress, play a critical role in the presidential race and decide whether to broaden access to medical marijuana.
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.
Read More »In Final Campaign Days, Florida May Be Pivotal
Candidates from both parties and their supporters have been relentlessly canvassing the state of Florida in the days leading up to Election Day.
Read More »Photos: President Obama Campaigns For Hillary Clinton At UCF
See photos from the president's visit at the University of Central Florida.
Read More »FAU Poll Shows Clinton, Rubio With Narrow Leads
An FAU poll shows that Democrat Hillary Clinton's lead over Republican Donald Trump had dropped to only three points in Florida.
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