Angie Nixon’s Latino outreach Instagram page suspended during Florida get-out-the-vote rally
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Scott Singer and Jared Moskowitz meet for second congressional forum in Miami Beach
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Broward and Monroe County report possible delays in mail-in ballots
Nixon Cuba comments prompt bipartisan backlash online
Lee County Elections Supervisor campaign finance info page was down for 'system patch'
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North Florida race tests if blue wave reaches GOP stronghold
South Florida city enforces rules to remove election signs — including county’s early voting notice
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Morning Update: South Florida’s top stories for Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2026
Editorial: Uthmeier, Ingoglia are wrong for Florida in word and deed
Florida's Amendment 3 raises the homestead exemption to $250,000, saving some homeowners up to $2,100 a year. Governments warn it could gut funding.
James Uthmeier’s many headline-grabbing actions have made this year’s election for Florida attorney general a high-profile one.
District "22 is one of the most interesting races to watch this year," says Bethany Conrad, political expert and assistant professor at FGCU.
Meta suspended a Latino outreach Instagram account for Florida Democratic Senate candidate Angie Nixon without explanation just days before the midterms, stoking even more allegations that the massive social media company is meddling in elections. “Hey @Meta 👋We are currently hosting a get-out-the-vote rally in Osceola County, home to a large Puerto Rican community, and our #LatinosConAngie @instagram page was suddenly taken down while we were...
The Department of Justice cited Washington state this week with hundreds of alleged noncitizens on its voting rolls. Similar efforts have reportedly been made in Pennsylvania, California, Florida, New York,
South Carolina seems like a serious race; Minnesota may not be; and Florida still appears out of reach for Democrats.
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