In the special election for Tampa City Council's District 5, Thomas Scott, himself a former city council member and county commissioner, appears to be the favorite for Tampa Bay developers and construction companies.

As the Florida Democratic Party continues to consider opening its primary elections to independent voters, a survey backed by proponents finds strong support for the idea.

Florida has steadily made changes since its disputed 2000 presidential election. Among other things, Byrd said the state has sought to have uniform standards and quick results.

Florida Secretary of State Cord Byrd is balancing between many Republicans who distrust voting systems and reassuring Florida voters that elections can be trusted.

New Boca Raton City Manager Mark Sohaney shares his thoughts on starting the job when Save Boca’s momentum is picking up and the March election is increasingly crowded with referendums.

Ruth’s List Florida, a Sunshine State-based political committee dedicated to electing women who support abortion rights, is getting behind six new candidates in the 2025 and 2026 election cycles.

Florida’s Secretary of State, Cord Byrd, took a confident stance on the state’s election integrity Wednesday, telling lawmakers the system is "open and transparent" and secure. He pointed to major overhauls since the notorious 2000 presidential election,

The Republican governor of Florida is conceding that “more people probably agreed” with a marijuana legalization ballot initiative he helped defeat last year than sided with his prohibitionist viewpoint—but he argued that it was the “morally right” choice for him to intervene to prevent the sale of “dangerous stuff” in his state.

Florida GOP Sen. Ashley Moody’s stance on extending the enhanced premium tax credits for the Affordable Care Act could hurt her election bid next year. That’s according to a public

A federal judge on Friday refused to extend Florida‘s voter registration deadline, but not before sharply rebuking Republican officials for continued problems running elections in the battleground state.