Florida Regions
The Fried campaign had an exchange of words with the DeSantis campaign after controversy arouse regarding a Pride lighting display on the Acosta bridge being shut down.
Her slogan is “something new,” and tasked with changing “the rigged system in Florida."
Florida Senator Rick Scott (R) is adding on to the national conversation, contending that the Chinese Communist Party is “killing Americans, and it’s intentional.”
Florida Rep. Brian Mast (R) may have landed himself in hot water after Florida lawmakers directed a letter to him, arguing that he is politicizing Lake Okeechobee.
Rep. Crist, who’s a former Governor of Florida, has announced that he is going to embark on a Voting Rights Tour across the state of Florida.
Sprowls, who is also serving as the current Florida Speaker of the House, has formally endorsed Anderson, calling him “a conservative leader we can count on to stand up for our values.”
Scott argued that the “inconvenient truth” is that the Hispanic community will be voting Republican in the upcoming election.
Commissioner Fried has not responded to the allegation, but Power questions the “exponential increase” as she looks to become Florida’s next Governor.
HB1523 updates trade secret law, arguing that if trade secret theft benefits either a foreign company or government, it would be a first-degree felony under the bill.
Ayala has picked up another endorsement in Democracy for America, a progressive PAC.
Amidst the criticism, former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi (R) has praised DeSantis for his work as Governor, applauding the vaccination efforts while affirming that "we are open for business" in the Sunshine State.
Crist has raised $1.5 million in his fundraising effort to once again claim the Governorship of Florida.
Orlando’s former State Attorney Aramis Ayala (D) has officially announced her candidacy for the Congressional seat, saying that District 10 is “where I can best be of service.”
She calls her congressional run “something I’m called to do.”
Crist slammed the decision, calling it “heartless leadership by Gov. Ron DeSantis.”
Gentle cited the storming of the Capitol on January 6th, calling it an “inflection point in our history” and saying that Diaz-Balart is one of many lawmakers who “repeat proven lies to further their corrupt scheme.”
Calling the deal “negotiating malpractice,” Waltz says that the President should focus on “strengthening U.S. national security and standing with our allies.”
The Governor has disregarded the rumors of a presidential run, commenting that he wants to focus on his current role because “we need more Republicans to show some backbone,” and he feels that leading by example at this point is best done as Governor.
