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Florida Democrats could win enough races to break the GOP supermajority of the last four years.
Border Patrol agentsseen at a Leon County early voting site were attempting to vote early in Florida after realizing they would not be in the state on Election Day, officials said. According to Mark Earley,
Scott Singer to Newsmax: GOP Can Flip Florida House Seat
While a property tax that supports teacher pay and school safety has had widespread support since 2018, some Florida statewide are concerned that the controversial property tax amendment on the same ballot could complicate its renewal. Why it matters: If the referendum isn't renewed, Miami-Dade County Public Schools — already facing budget shortfalls — could have a harder time recruiting and retaining teachers, as cost of living and inflation...
Incumbent Greg Steube is facing two challengers for his U.S. Congressional District 17 seat. Political newcomer Michael Quirk, an independent, and Democrat Matthew Montavon are aiming to defeat Steube,
Jose Javier Rodriguez shares his plans for office should he win his challenge against James Uthmeier.
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