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The former chair of the Florida Republican Party, Al Cardenas, says he’s voting for Kamala Harris for president on Nov. 5.

Democrats' best chance at getting out from under a GOP supermajority rests with these races.

The Florida Department of Health earlier this month sent letters to TV stations calling for them to stop running an ad paid for by Floridians Protecting Freedom, the committee sponsoring the proposal.…

A Judge shot down the state's effort last week.

The two sides are due back in court Oct. 29 for a preliminary injection.

A 3D printer capable of printing houses and seawalls arrived in Florida late last month, bringing with it the potential to mitigate the impacts of hurricanes and develop the local workforce and construction industry.…

NBC6 travels to Virginia to get a better sense of the pot industry and its future as Floridians get ready to vote on Amendment 3.

Hurt feelings from a rocky 2022 have not healed with time.

FSU and the Hurricanes each have beaten a team from the Golden State.

Republicans have increased their in-person advantage by more than 104,000 votes in the last 24 hours.

The Florida Governor claims the Legislature won't regulate a right to weed, but the Amendment 3 campaign embraces public smoking restrictions.

At least one mail ballot and several pieces of campaign literature were among the discarded items.

‘We will not lose a Republican seat in the House or the Senate, and I feel very confident we are going to have all of the five constitutional officers.’

Amendment 2 is largely backed by hunting and fishing groups and charter captains. Amendment 2 is opposed by environmental groups and some homeowners are worried about increased trespassing

The Mayor was at the 'most important' events before continuing her foreign travels.

After Florida Rep. Vicki Lopez of Miami supported school bus camera laws, BusPatrol—a leading vendor—hired her son and backed her campaigns.

FPF has raised around $90M from about 40,000 donors throughout the campaign.

'We want to see several days before we start drawing conclusions.'

The Pinellas realtor endorsement comes despite Justice’s opponent being a licensed realtor.

The full-court press continues to keep the Adult Personal Use of Marijuana amendment under the 60% needed to pass it.