Jason Delgado, Author at Florida Politics - Campaigns & Elections. Lobbying & Government.

Jason DelgadoJuly 5, 2020

Nearly 250 candidates are vying for state House and state Senate seats in 2020. Try as we will, Florida Politics can’t interview all of them. Just like in 2016 and 2018, we’re again asking every candidate to complete a questionnaire we believe offers an interesting, albeit, thumbnail sketch of who they are and why they […]

Jason DelgadoJuly 4, 2020

Gov. Ron DeSantis announced 75 appointments and reappointments Wednesday to Florida’s Judicial Nominating Commissions. Florida Supreme Court Judicial Nominating Commission: – Harout Samra of Coral Gables is reappointed for a term ending July 1, 2024. First District Court of Appeal Judicial Nominating Commission: – Christa E. Calamas of Tallahassee is reappointed for a term ending […]

Jason DelgadoJuly 4, 2020

Nearly 250 candidates are vying for state House and state Senate seats in 2020. Try as we will, Florida Politics can’t interview all of them. Just like in 2016 and 2018, we’re again asking every candidate to complete a questionnaire we believe offers an interesting, albeit, thumbnail sketch of who they are and why they […]

Jason DelgadoJuly 2, 2020

Better out than in, DeSantis argues.

Jason DelgadoJuly 2, 2020

Nearly 250 candidates are vying for state House and state Senate seats in 2020. Try as we will, Florida Politics can’t interview all of them. Just like in 2016 and 2018, we’re again asking every candidate to complete a questionnaire we believe offers an interesting, albeit, thumbnail sketch of who they are and why they […]

Jason DelgadoJuly 1, 2020

Nearly 250 candidates are vying for state House and state Senate seats in 2020. Try as we will, Florida Politics can’t interview all of them. Just like in 2016 and 2018, we’re again asking every candidate to complete a questionnaire we believe offers an interesting, albeit, thumbnail sketch of who they are and why they […]

Jason DelgadoJuly 1, 2020

The venue also allowed patrons to bring their own booze.

Jason DelgadoJuly 1, 2020

There are countless ways to spend a million dollars: a swanky one bed-room Manhattan apartment, a fancy new sports car or even a high-end vacation around the globe, to just name a few. But for those who opted to contribute $1,161,200 toward President Donald Trump‘s reelection campaign, a “Presidential Trust” package awaits them at the […]

Jason DelgadoJuly 1, 2020

Nearly 250 candidates are vying for state House and state Senate seats in 2020. Try as we will, Florida Politics can’t interview all of them. Just like in 2016 and 2018, we’re again asking every candidate to complete a questionnaire we believe offers an interesting, albeit, thumbnail sketch of who they are and why they […]

Jason DelgadoJuly 1, 2020

As concern and worry swelled Tuesday for the thousands of Floridians financially burdened by the COVID-19 pandemic, Gov. Ron DeSantis waited until the eviction moratorium’s final hours to inform residents that he would extend the order until Aug. 1. DeSantis, who first issued an executive order suspending home foreclosures and eviction on April 2 for […]

Jason Delgado

Meet Ned Hancock, a Republican running for House District 55

Gov. Ron DeSantis makes 75 appointments to Florida’s Judicial Nomination Commissions

Meet Tamika Lyles, a Democrat running for House District 43

Gov. DeSantis jokes elderly won’t be arrested for leaving home July 4, pushes ‘prudent’ celebrations

Meet Bibiana Potestad, a Republican running for House District 105

Meet Morey Wright, a Democrat running for House District 104

Tallahassee nightclub’s liquor license suspended after venue hosts 700 patrons

Here’s what $1,161,200 will buy you at the 2020 RNC

Meet Gary Scott, a Republican running for House District 42

Gov. Ron DeSantis extends eviction moratorium in order’s final hours