In four days, Floridians will decide the fate of medical marijuana in Florida, and tensions between groups supporting the measure and their opponents are only running higher as the clock ticks down to Election Day.
Charlie Crist vowed to fight for five failing schools in the St. Petersburg area if voters send him to Congress next week, but many in the black community say Crist has shrugged off some of the worst schools in Florida throughout his entire 2016 congressional campaign.
Florida voters are casting their ballots on legalizing medical marijuana for a second time in 2016, but advocates of Amendment 2 say this time they’re doing things differently than they did in 2014, and opponents of the measure should be worried.
Over four million Floridians have voted in the 2016 election with only a week to go until Election Day, and Hispanics are strongly outperforming their 2012 numbers while black voters are trailing behind.
Teachers are taking a stand against Donald Trump and is launching a series of online ads speaking out on the controversial Republican presidential nominee in Florida.
In eight days Democrat Charlie Crist will know if he left it too late to reach out to the predominantly African-American neighborhoods of St. Petersburg. What was revealed over the weekend were indications that much of South St. Petersburg has already pledged its allegiance in the CD 13 race to Crist's Republican opponent, David Jolly.
The campaign working against legalizing medical marijuana has provoked the anger of hundreds of people who say Drug Free Florida called them in the middle of the night advising them to say "no" to Amendment 2.
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are seeing a lot of Florida lately. Fresh off their tours around the Sunshine State last week, both Trump and Clinton’s campaigns will be coming back to the Sunshine State in what will be their final pushes before Election Day.
On Sunday, Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton was campaigning in South Florida, making stops in Miami and Wilton Manors to speak to voters.
During her stops, Clinton addressed the latest controversy in the email scandal which has plagued her throughout most of her presidential campaign.
Darryl Rouson has risen to become a political power in St. Petersburg -- as it happens, much to Charlie Crist’s chagrin.
Charlie Crist stood at the podium, a flabbergasted look on his face.
