On the Ballot: Constitutional Amendments
Florida voters will decide on six proposed amendments to the state constitution in November.
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Curated news and posts about Florida’s legislative, executive and judicial branches of government, and the issues they address
Florida voters will decide on six proposed amendments to the state constitution in November.
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The pandemic continues. Schools reopen. Voting rights restoration decision may not come before November elections.
Florida Government News for July/August 2020 Read More »
“Do you have to put your email and phone number on your ballot envelope?” is a question I’ve received a few times recently. The
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Republicans and Democrats will choose their parties’ candidates in Florida House District 105 Primaries next month.
Who’s Running in the Florida House District 105 Primaries? Read More »
Florida House District 80 Republicans will choose between three candidates in their party’s closed primary election next month.
Who’s Running in the Florida House District 80 Primary? Read More »
District 19 Democrats will choose between two candidates for Congress in their party’s closed primary election next month.
Who’s Running in the Congressional District 19 Democratic Party Primary? Read More »
District 19 Republicans will choose among nine candidates for Congress in their party’s closed primary election next month.
Who’s Running in the Congressional District 19 Republican Party Primary? Read More »
Coronavirus update. Ex-felons win voting rights lawsuit; state appeals. State seeks to scuttle absentee-ballot case, resists efforts to make voting safer.
Florida Politics News for May 2020 Read More »
Closing and re-opening the state; unemployment system fiasco; Amendment 4 trial underway.
Florida Government News for April 2020 Read More »
Coronavirus strikes Florida; legislative session wraps; former felon voting lawsuit drags on.
Florida Government News for March 2020 Read More »