Florida Politics

Progressive activists and Democratic Socialists of America members rallied in Fort Lauderdale to support primary challengers against established incumbents, sparking debate over left-wing momentum in Florida politics.

Sunday serves as the final day for early voting in Florida, with residents heading to polls before Tuesday’s primary election begins.

The Byron Donalds campaign issued a statement criticizing Republican gubernatorial candidate David Jolly following his endorsement from Equality Florida Action PAC. The attack highlights deep cultural divisions within the GOP primary contest for Florida's highest office.

New federal investment vehicle aims to help children build wealth from an early age through tax-deferred growth and government seed deposits.

A South Florida site withdrew from hosting Rep. Rashida Tlaib following complaints, reflecting ongoing debates over free speech and political gatherings in the state.

Federal judges blocked the administration from using a 1798 law for mass deportations, citing constitutional violations and lack of statutory authority for current immigration enforcement strategies.

Florida holds municipal elections Nov. 3 in several cities. Indian River Shores and Orchid elect officials without opposition after qualifying deadlines passed.

Former Army Lt. Col. Alex Vindman launches a bid for Florida’s 3rd Congressional District, leveraging his impeachment testimony and military background to challenge Republican control in the Panhandle.

George Kamel of Ramsey Solutions advises Florida families to eliminate debt before using funds from political programs like Trump Accounts for investment, highlighting the mathematical risks of premature saving.

Republican Senator Ashley Moody faces her first primary as two Democrats compete to challenge her for Florida’s U.S. Senate seat, setting up a critical 2026 electoral battle.

Appointed Florida AG James Uthmeier raises funds from GOP and PACs for Nov election against Democrat Jose Javier Rodriguez.

Tallahassee Judge David Frank ordered Florida AG to replace misleading titles with neutral legal terms, ensuring compliance with state law regarding constitutional amendment wording on the November ballot.