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Florida investigates petition signatures; Floridians Protecting Freedom responds
An investigation into signature fraud has ballot petitioners pushing back. The petition's signatures were confirmed in ...
After years of attacks on election integrity by Trump, poll finds Republicans much less likely to vote by mail
More than half of American voters plan to vote before Election Day, Florida Atlantic University found this week in a nationwide poll. Republicans are far more likely than Democrats to wait until the ...
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Tu voto, tu voz: Florida supervisors of elections call on Latinos to register to vote
Central Florida supervisors of elections and local Latino leaders on Tuesday called on Latinos to register to vote ahead of ...
South Carolina’s growing Latino population remains under-engaged ahead of critical election, experts say
With just weeks to go, experts urge outreach to South Carolina’s growing Latino population, which is registering to vote at ...
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A photo ID is required to vote in Florida. Here's what you need to know
Florida’s voter ID laws have been in place since 1977. A photo ID has been required in Florida since 1998. Here’s what you ...
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Revisions to Chapter 517, F.S., the Florida Securities and Investor Protection Act
Overview On May 10, 2024, the Florida Governor approved Senate Bill 532 (“SB 532”), which passed the Florida House and Senate ...
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Florida voting rights groups challenge verification law that impacts Black voters
Voters rights groups on Tuesday filed a lawsuit against the Florida Secretary of State, Florida Attorney General and election ...
Florida election chief says DHS ‘not cooperative’ on noncitizen voter roll cases: ‘Radio silent’
Florida’s top election official is urging the federal government to communicate with states more about the immigration status of possible voters.
Is Florida the Democrats’ last, best hope to keep the U.S. Senate?
As Montana’s U.S. Senate seat appears to be slipping away from Democrats, party leaders might look to the Sunshine State, but ...
House Republicans reject their own funding bill with a shutdown around the corner
A handful of Republicans voted to derail Speaker Johnson's plan linking funding to a Trump-backed voter ID bill. The government will shut down on Oct. 1 unless Congress acts.