Term Limits for Lawmakers Amendment Passes First Committee After Mayfield Court Case

Term Limits for Lawmakers Amendment Passes First Committee After Mayfield Court Case

Liv Caputo
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March 17, 2025
TALLAHASSEE—A proposed amendment to the Florida constitution shortening term limits for lawmakers passed its first committee on Monday, prompted by the state elections office attempting to disqualify a 17-year-legislator from the ballot. Filed by Republican Sen. Blaise Ingoglia, the proposal would create a cumulative cap of 16 years for state senators' and representatives' time in […]
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Republican Rep. Meg Weinberger Asked to Remove Her Trump Flag From Home

Republican Rep. Meg Weinberger Asked to Remove Her Trump Flag From Home

Javier Manjarres
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March 10, 2025
State Rep. Meg Weinberger appears to have a political target painted on her back after a second political attack against her was levied, this time for flying a “Trump—Make America Great Again” flag on her house in Tallahassee, Florida. Rep. Weinberger recently purchased a house in Tallahassee so that she did not have to live […]
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Tom Leek Introduces Legislation to Honor Late Daytona Beach Police Officer

Tom Leek Introduces Legislation to Honor Late Daytona Beach Police Officer

Jackson Bakich
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January 14, 2025
Florida State Senator Tom Leek (R-Ormond Beach) has filed his first legislation in the upper chamber in honor of the late Daytona Beach Police Department officer Jason Raynor. He was killed in 2021 in the line of duty. The bill will be named the “Officer Jason Raynor Act,” and intends to mandate that those who […]
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Civil Rights Group Sues DeSantis for Not Calling Special Elections for Legislative Seats

Civil Rights Group Sues DeSantis for Not Calling Special Elections for Legislative Seats

Liv Caputo
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January 9, 2025
A top civil rights group is suing Gov. Ron DeSantis for not setting special election dates for two legislative seats that are, or soon will be, vacant—more than a month after the resignations were announced. The suit was filed on behalf of two Floridians in Leon County Circuit Court Thursday by the American Civil Liberties […]
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AFP Action Florida Issues Four New Endorsements Before General Election

AFP Action Florida Issues Four New Endorsements Before General Election

Jackson Bakich
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September 15, 2024
The Americans for Prosperity (AFP) Action Florida has announced a new wave of endorsements for candidates participating in the election on Nov. 5. After congratulating 11 of its endorsed candidates who emerged victorious in their primary races on Aug. 20, AFP Action Florida has endorsed four new candidates for the general election, making an overall […]
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Ron DeSantis: Golf Courses, Pickleball, and Political Thuggery

Ron DeSantis: Golf Courses, Pickleball, and Political Thuggery

Javier Manjarres
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August 26, 2024
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’s apparent heavy influence within Republican political circles, which include lobbyists and state and federal lawmakers, appears to have been diminished to the point that a growing number of former loyalists are now openly defying the popular governor over his push to build lodging, glamping sites, pickleball courts, and/or golf courses, in […]
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Mass Shooting Law to be Debated by Florida State Legislature

Mass Shooting Law to be Debated by Florida State Legislature

Mateo Guillamont
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December 26, 2023
Florida Representative Joe Casello (D-90) has filed a bill to preempt mass shootings by prohibiting behaviors typically antecedent to the shootings. The bill would prohibit individuals from planning to conduct a mass shooting or an act of terrorism. Per the bill, planning to conduct a mass shooting entails taking two or more actions with the […]
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