the floridian
The 2018 midterm election was billed as a referendum against President Donald Trump, but in the end, the Democratic landslide victory never happened.
By the closest of margins, Republicans Ron DeSantis and Rick Scott won their respective senatorial and gubernatorial races on election night.
The final 2018 mid-term election poll is in, and it may confirm what some Democrats and many Republicans have been saying: Republicans will win the gubernatorial and senate races in Florida.
Wasserman Schultz is pushing all of her political party’s election year agenda, including healthcare and gun control, not to mention taking a pound of flesh out of President Donald Trump.
Election day is upon us, and today Floridians will choose a new U.S. Senator and governor.
In a bipartisan effort, Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum shared who would be part of his first calls should he be elected Governor of the sunshine state. The recipient might be a surprise to many voters.
It’s not looking good for Republicans the day before election day, this according to the latest Quinnipiac poll of public opinion.
Politics is full of ups and downs, funny moments and not-so-funny moments, and your occasional kumbaya moment between opposing view points.
Shortly before Florida Governor Rick Scott addressed 200 of his closest supporters of his U.S. Senate campaign, several hardcore Trump backers jokingly questioning if Senator Marco Rubio was still a viable political figure.
The 2018 mid-term elections are less than a week away, and the U.S. Senate race between Senator Bill Nelson (D) and Florida Governor Rick Scott is all tied up.
Democratic congressional candidate Debbie Mucarsel-Powell, who is in a tight race against Republican Rep.Carlos Curbelo, has made the gun violence issue the cornerstone of her campaign.
Wasserman Schultz is facing the toughest challenge of her political career, as the Weston resident takes on a spirited challenge from Democrat-turned-Independent Tim Canova, and Republican Joe Kaufman.
The latest Suffolk University poll has Democrats Andrew Gillum and Bill Nelson up by a hair over their respective Republican opponents, Rick Scott and Ron DeSantis.
With the recent Suffolk poll showing Democrat Andrew Gillum leading Republican Ron DeSantis by 1-point in Florida’s hotly contested gubernatorial sweepstakes, it is no wonder why Gillum continues to play the race card, and DeSantis continuing to harp on an FBI investigation.
With one week before election day, U.S. Senator Bill Nelson (D) is leading Florida Governor Rick Scott (R) in the polls, but barely.
 That’s why I am voting “yes” on Amendment 9. We need to modernize the state’s Clean Indoor Air Act to include new tobacco products that weren’t widely available when the original amendment was passed.
GQ “correspondent” Julia Ioffe appeared on CNN’s Don Lemon’s political show this past week and all-but burned down the set with her remarks over Trump’s reaction to the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting.
With the polls being tight as can be in Florida’s hotly contested gubernatorial race, it appears as if Democrat Andrew Gillum has begun to trend down while Republican DeSantis is surging a bit.
