Nancy Smith

Who knows what Charlie Crist will owe California billionaire Tom Steyer if he regains the Florida governor's seat in November.

Most Floridians know all about the Florida governor's race. Know it inside and out.

When the Florida Water and Land Conservation Initiative first made it to the 2014 ballot, I would've bet my last dollar that by nowit would be about as popular as earthquake insu

Never mind the polls, they could be old news. People United for Medical Marijuana is fighting back.

Some 150 charter boat and hospitality businesses operating along the Gulf of Mexico have sent Gov.

Florida State University quarterback Jameis Winston turns left -- trouble. He turns right -- more trouble.

Few Floridians know All Aboard Florida (AAF) has found "a super-secret" alternative to financing most of its proposed $1.6 billion high-speed passenger rail service -- and even fewer know how

Charlie Crist didn't have to answer a single question to win the gubernatorial debate Wednesday night. All he had to do is break the rules and take advantage.

Did you really think Susan Bucher was going to get through an election without mucking something up?

(This column has been updated to include the comments of Florida Press Association and Intersect Media Solutions President and CEO Dean Ridings.)

In April, Amendment 2 looked indestructible. Poll after poll gave it upward of 80 percent in voter approval.

How much the Florida Democratic Party knows about William "Will" Rankin it isn't saying.

Rick Scott's campaign people aren't going to listen to me -- heck, my own kids don't even do that -- but here comes my advice anyway: Go on an all-out, total-market sweetness offensive.

"When you've got nothing going for yourself, you bang the other guy with a hammer.

Consider Florida's phenomenal educational progress over the last 15 years, due almost entirely to testing, accountability and great teaching.