Democrats are increasingly buzzing that Donald Trump could hurt Republicans so badly that he could lead to the GOP losing the House. That’s hard to imagine since the GOP has a 60 seat majority, more than the Democrats had when they lost the House in 1994.
Over three-quarters of Florida voters say they are in favor of an amendment to legalize medical marijuana, a positive sign for supporters of the amendment as they make their final push to Election Day.
A Florida congresswoman has joined U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, in sending a letter to the United Nations insisting Jerusalem has more than just a Muslim heritage.
All roads lead to Florida for the 2016 presidential candidates this week, with Team Clinton and Team Trump heading to the Sunshine State to make their cases to voters in the nation’s largest swing state.
Citizens Property Insurance policyholders have filed more than 1,100 claims regarding Hurricane Matthew as of Monday afternoon and more claims are expected, according to the state-backed insurer.
Meanwhile, an industry analysis projects overall losses from the storm being “manageable.”
Of the Citizens' claims, 963 came from property owners in Volusia, Brevard, Flagler, St. Johns and Duval counties, the regions hardest hit by the storm that battered Florida's coastline late last week.
The Bipartisan Taskforce for Combating Anti-Semitism in the U.S. House, including two congressional representatives from South Florida, brought a bill at the end of last week to examine growing ani-Semitism in Europe.
Secretary of State Ken Detzner released the following statement and shared the following voter registration tips ahead of tomorrow’s voter registration deadline:
President Barack Obama has made Florida eligible for disaster aid in eight counties as the state continues to recover from the impact of Hurricane Matthew.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency approved aid to the state and local governments for debris removal and emergency protective measures in Brevard, Duval, Flagler, Indian River, Nassau, St. Johns, St. Lucie and Volusia counties. A request for additional federal disaster aid for individuals and businesses and federal aid to repair roads and other public structures is pending.
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Gov. Rick Scott expressed disapproval of lewd comments by Donald Trump that emerged Friday, but stopped short of condemning the Republican presidential hopeful.
