Republicans have an early but narrow lead in the gubernatorial race, as Democrats hope to rebuild their brand in the Sunshine State.

An election bill requiring new Florida voters to show proof of U.S. citizenship failed to advance in the just-concluded regular legislative session, drawing sighs of relief from both voting-rights and

U.S. Rep. Byron Donalds now leads First Lady Casey DeSantis 44%–25% in a GOP race for Florida governor, according to a new statewide poll.

Pope Leo XIV received congratulations from former presidents Joe Biden and George W. Bush to other politicians with connections to Florida.

Representatives, including Moskowitz, skipped an Indivisible town hall, and Republicans intend to seize on the absence.

Progressive advocates have filed a federal lawsuit challenging new restrictions on Florida’s process to get citizen-driven initiatives on the ballot before voters.

Federal prosecutors allege the two women, who moved from the Ukraine to Boynton Beach, were not citizens when they cast ballots during early voting.

The Florida Democratic Party has been grappling with a series of hurdles in recent months, including losing two costly Congressional special elections and seeing some high-profile members unexpectedly exit the party.

Florida Decides federal lawsuit against a new law with stiff fines on citizen initiatives violates First Amendment rights.