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DeSantis again pushes for condo law reforms, hesitates on special session

by Caden DeLisa | Sep 19, 2024

Gov. Ron DeSantis renewed his push for reforms to Florida's condominium laws to alleviate financial strain on property owners, but he remains hesitant to call a special legislative session. Gov. Ron DeSantis on Thursday renewed his call for reforms to Florida’s...

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Mike Haridopolos wins GOP congressional primary, advances to November election

by Caden DeLisa | Aug 21, 2024

Former Florida Senate President Mike Haridopolos won the Republican primary for Congressional District 8 with 72 percent of the vote and will face Democrat Sandy Kennedy in the November election. Former Florida Senate President Mike Haridopolos easily defeated two...

Andrew Warren inches closer to regaining State Attorney position

by Caden DeLisa | Aug 20, 2024

Andrew Warren secured the Democratic nomination for Hillsborough State Attorney with 71 percent of the vote, setting up a November election against Republican Suzy Lopez. Andrew Warren took another step closer to reclaiming his role as Hillsborough State Attorney...

Randy Fine breezes through GOP primary, advances to November election

by Caden DeLisa | Aug 20, 2024

Randy Fine secured 74 percent of the vote in Florida Senate District 19 to defeat Republican challenger Chuck Sheridan in the primary, advancing to face Democrat Vance Ahrens in the November election. Florida House Representative Randy Fine handily defeated Republican...

Florida ranks among top states for wage growth, driven by remote work

by Caden DeLisa | Aug 20, 2024

Florida has experienced a 27.3 percent increase in average earnings since 2019, ranking among the top three states for wage growth, driven by a competitive labor market, an influx of remote workers, and population growth. Florida has emerged as one of the leading...

Lawsuits and proxy wars: what to watch on Florida’s primary day

by Capitolist Staff | Aug 20, 2024

By 9 A.M. on Florida’s primary day, approximately 2.1 million voters had already cast their ballots, with Republicans leading the turnout. GOP voters accounted for 1,003,702 of the ballots, representing 47 percent of the total, while Democrats comprised 39 percent of...

Orlando Health bid draws objection

by News Service of Florida | Aug 20, 2024

TALLAHASSEE — A real-estate firm has objected to a proposed $439 million deal that would lead to the health system Orlando Health buying three hospitals in Brevard and Indian River counties as part of the bankruptcy of hospital operator Steward Health Care. Medical...

Florida State University eyes top research ranking, low student debt ratio

by Caden DeLisa | Aug 20, 2024

Florida State University aims to become the nation’s top public research university with the lowest student debt by increasing scholarships, maintaining stable tuition, and expanding research efforts. Florida State University (FSU) is striving to achieve a new...

Ballard Partners forms global alliance with firms in Japan and the UK

by Caden DeLisa | Aug 20, 2024

Ballard Partners launched the Ballard Global Alliance on Tuesday, partnering with KyodoPR in Japan and SABI Strategy Group in the UK to expand its government relations and public affairs services internationally. Florida-founded Ballard Partners announced on Tuesday...

Jacksonville elected to delay pension funding while paying $775M toward stadium

by Caden DeLisa | Aug 20, 2024

(The Center Square) – Jacksonville won't be directly using funds set aside for public pensions, but the city is shifting capital projects to a sales tax once designated for pensions to borrow money to pay toward at least $775 million in public funding for a $1.4...

Dozier compensation ‘time sensitive’

by Caden DeLisa | Aug 20, 2024

TALLAHASSEE — Physical abuse. Mental abuse. Sexual Abuse. Corporal punishment. Excessive force. Dismissive safety controls. Rehabilitative negligence. The categories of “victimization” — and “other” — are checkboxes included on a draft application that will pave the...

Did Ron DeSantis direct taxpayer dollars to benefit a campaign donor’s $1 billion private development?

by Caden DeLisa | Aug 19, 2024

Gov. Ron DeSantis, despite opposing public funds for private stadiums, allocated $8 million for infrastructure benefiting Miami Freedom Park, owned by political donors Jorge and Jose Mas, raising concerns about potential political favoritism. Despite Gov. Ron...

Miami-Dade County mayoral candidate sues over alleged ballot manipulation favoring incumbent

by Caden DeLisa | Aug 19, 2024

A Miami-Dade mayoral candidate filed a lawsuit on Monday against incumbent Daniella Levine Cava and election officials, alleging they manipulated ballot positioning by altering her surname on the Candidate Oath form. A candidate for Miami-Dade County mayor filed a...

Ashley Moody endorses Laurel Lee for reelection with nod to border security work

by Caden DeLisa | Aug 19, 2024

Ashley Moody endorsed Congresswoman Laurel Lee for reelection in Florida’s 15th Congressional District, highlighting her leadership on border security. Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody endorsed Laurel Lee for reelection on Monday in Florida’s 15th Congressional...

Florida Republicans dominate fundraising, outpacing Democrats by over $13 million

by Caden DeLisa | Aug 19, 2024

Florida Republicans raised $15.621 million from April 1 to August 15, significantly outpacing the Florida Democratic Party's $2.249 million, with the GOP benefiting from large contributions and a broad donor base, while Democrats struggled with smaller, less...

Jimmy Patronis proposes state-managed ‘Sunshine Freedom Bank’ to keep funds, benefits in-state

by Caden DeLisa | Aug 19, 2024

CFO Jimmy Patronis proposed creating the "Sunshine Freedom Bank," a state-managed financial institution aimed at reducing reliance on out-of-state banks and keeping financial management and benefits within Florida. Florida Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Jimmy Patronis...

Fight over social media law teed up again

by News Service of Florida | Aug 19, 2024

TALLAHASSEE — A battle about a 2021 Florida law that placed restrictions on social-media platforms will get a more-detailed look from a federal district judge. Pointing to a U.S. Supreme Court decision, the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Friday sent the case...

Dunn looks likely to keep 2nd Congressional District in Republican hands

by The Center Square | Aug 19, 2024

(The Center Square) — Incumbent U.S. Rep. Neal Dunn, R-Fla, could be coasting to an easy victory as his primary challenger struggles to raise funds. A Democrat rival has pulled out of the race altogether and will be replaced with a new challenger. A former surgeon...

Passidomo rejects Special Session on condo safety laws, urges Regular Session review

by Caden DeLisa | Aug 16, 2024

Florida Senate President Kathleen Passidomo expressed opposition to convening a special session to revise condominium safety and reserve funding requirements, opining that any changes should be addressed during the regular session. Florida Senate President Kathleen...

Ashley Moody probes Temu over forced labor, safety violations

by Caden DeLisa | Aug 16, 2024

Attorney General Ashley Moody, along with 20 other state Attorneys General, launched an investigation into Temu and its parent company, PDD Holdings, focusing on potential legal and ethical violations. Attorney General Ashley Moody, in collaboration with 20 other...

Florida officials predict lower usage for state’s TANF program

by The Center Square | Aug 16, 2024

(The Center Square) — State officials have released a report that shows Floridians might be less reliant on at least one of the Sunshine State’s social net programs in the upcoming fiscal year. The Social Services Estimating Conference was held in July, and...

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