by Brian Burgess | Apr 9, 2023
In a bold and undeniably transformative move, Florida’s education system appears to be headed for uncharted territory. This year, the state enshrined universal vouchers and education savings accounts into state law that will expand access to what is already a...
by Brian Burgess | Feb 22, 2023
Florida’s House District 24 Special Election continues to tilt Ryan Chamberlin’s way with a recent endorsement from one of the state’s leading conservative advocacy groups. Chamberlin’s recent polling and fundraising leads have positioned him...
by Brian Burgess | Dec 10, 2022
At just 29 years old, newly elected Republican State Senator Alexis Calatayud is one of the youngest people to ever serve in Florida’s legislature, though she’s no rookie. She’s already got more political, policy and advocacy experience on her resume...
by Capitolist Staff | Nov 18, 2022
The grant will go to support seniors in their recovery from Hurricane Ian Hope Florida provides support of Florida’s elders through faith and private sector entities in communities throughout the Sunshine State First Lady Casey DeSantis announced that Florida’s...
by Caden DeLisa and Brian Burgess | Sep 1, 2022
Since taking office, DeSantis has signed only three death warrants, while presiding over just 2 executions in that same span DeSantis’s total is lower than any first-term governor since Bob Graham took office in 1979 Charlie Crist, DeSantis’s opponent in...
by Brian Burgess | Apr 15, 2022
It’s been dubbed a “culture war” by state and national media outlets, and a “radical,” “reckless” or “divisive” agenda by political opponents. But no matter which side of the political aisle one might be on,...
