by Sarah Rumpf | Jan 8, 2019
After today’s inauguration festivities, the kids who grew up playing Oregon Trail on those boxy beige Apple II computers are now in charge of virtually all major government offices in Florida. Last November’s elections were a nearly complete sweep of the...
by Sarah Rumpf | Nov 18, 2018
Breaking news Sunday night: just hours after the conclusion of an election recount that threw Broward County Supervisor of Elections Brenda Snipes into a national media spotlight for all the worst reasons, Snipes is resigning from office. The South Florida Sun...
by Sarah Rumpf | Nov 15, 2018
The ongoing recounts in several races in Florida after the midterm elections November 6th have created a lot of drama. Races that seemed settled on Election Night were challenged, with the contests for Governor, Senator, and Agriculture Commissioner being deemed too...
by Wade Vose | Nov 9, 2018
As a Florida board certified local government attorney, I spend every working day defending and enforcing Florida’s Government in the Sunshine Act and Public Records Act, the rights to which are enshrined in Florida’s Constitution. What is happening in...
by Sarah Rumpf | Nov 7, 2018
Breaking news late Tuesday evening: Republican Congressman Ron DeSantis has defeated Andrew Gillum, the Democrat Mayor of Tallahassee, to become Florida’s next Governor. As soon as precincts closed in the Panhandle and votes started to be tallied from the...
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