It doesn't matter how many supervisors of elections complain that their small Florida counties don't need 14 days of early voting and can't pay for them, 14 days should be the law say Senate Democrats.
"What's the price of democracy?" asks Senate Minority Leader Chris Smith, D-Fort Lauderdale.
FloridaGov. Rick Scott has appointed Tommy Bronson and Bryan Beswick to fill two vacant seats on the Southwest Florida Water Management District governing board, for a term through March 1, 2016.
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The "Florida House" app announced by House Speaker Will Weatherford last week is now available on iTunes.With Florida's legislative session beginning Tuesday, the app arrives right on time.
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Gov. Rick Scott can't say he hasn't been warned.
Karl Rove's American Crossroads released aninfomercialMonday lampooning President Barack Obama, in what the organization deems is his newly created nonprofit group: "Organizing for Acce$$."
The spoof plays off of recent accounts that Organizing for Action, Obama's new campaign arm, will grant access to the president for a mere $500,000.
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Florida Rep. Bill Hager did his civic duty Monday, warning of sharks in the water.
No, he didnt mean the political variety he meant actual sharks!
The Republican, of Delray Beach, raised a purple flag (beach warning for danger) on Twitter. If you decide to brave the cold & go swimming near Singer Island be sure to stay vigilant & observe your surroundings, he tweeted.
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Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush sat down with "Today" show's Matt Lauer Monday to talk about issues ranging from immigration reform to CPAC to sequester ... oh yeah, and possibly a 2016 White House bid.
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Jeb Bush said it straight out: He's not out of the presidential picture.
Speaking on NBC's "Today" show Monday morning, when asked if he plans to throw his hat into the 2016 ring for the White House, the former Florida governor said, "That's way off into the future. I won't [rule it out] but I won't declare today either."
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Do we have a president or a perpetual candidate? It's not an entirely unfair question.
