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Jenna Buzzacco-FoersterJune 17, 2016

Charlie Crist is out with a new digital advertisement, just as Rep. David Jolly prepares to announce whether he will run for re-election instead of the Senate. “The cost of living is more expensive than ever. Social Security and Medicare are under attack. And our students, veterans and environment aren’t priorities anymore,” says Crist in […]

Jenna Buzzacco-FoersterJune 17, 2016

Carlos Beruff is out with a new campaign advertisement, calling on Floridians to reject what he calls a hyphenated county. The release of the 30-second spot, called “Simply American,” comes as Marco Rubio prepares to announce whether he will run for re-election. In his new ad, an announcer is heard saying: “Ever get tired of […]

Jenna Buzzacco-FoersterJune 16, 2016

Kathleen Passidomo is hitting the airwaves. The Naples Republican announced her campaign will begin airing its first television advertisements Friday. The 30-second spot, called “Fed Up,” is meant to highlight her position on illegal immigration and repealing federal mandates under the Affordable Care Act, often called Obamacare. “Southwest Florida is fed up with the federal […]

Jenna Buzzacco-FoersterJune 16, 2016

The influencer told voters Wednesday he won’t be influenced. Francis Rooney, a Naples Republican, said he will not accept any money from political committees in his bid to replace Curt Clawson in Congress. The pledge is in line with one Clawson, a Bonita Springs Republican, made during his 2014 congressional bid. The former ambassador and […]

Jenna Buzzacco-FoersterJune 16, 2016

Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are among the most unpopular presidential candidates in modern history, and a new survey by Morning Consult aimed to find out why. The survey of 2,001 registered voters asked voters with an unfavorable opinion of the presumptive Democratic and Republican nominees to pick the top two reasons why they dislike […]

Jenna Buzzacco-FoersterJune 15, 2016

Carlos Lopez-Cantera will not file to run for U.S. Senate if Marco Rubio decides to run for re-election. In an email to supporters Wednesday, Lopez-Cantera said he will get out of the race if Rubio, his longtime friend, were to decide to run for re-election. “I have asked Sen. Marco Rubio to reconsider his decision […]

Jenna Buzzacco-FoersterJune 15, 2016

Todd Wilcox rolled out his national security and foreign policy plan on Wednesday, saying the country needs to “examine the context” of the current foreign policy and national security strategy. In his proposal, Wilcox said the nation should “first and foremost defend the homeland” from threats of Islamic terrorism. The country, he said, also needs […]

Jenna Buzzacco-FoersterJune 15, 2016

Bill Nelson has filed legislation that would require the FBI to be notified if a person under investigation for terrorism ties tries to buy a gun. The proposal, according to the Orlando Democrat’s office, would ensure anyone who is — or has been — investigated for possible ties to terrorism is entered into the National Instant Criminal […]

Jenna Buzzacco-FoersterJune 15, 2016

Raquel Regalado is firing back after her opponent criticized a campaign email following the Orlando shooting. “I stand by my statements and by my track record. My track record on curbing gun violence and limiting access to semi-automatic weapons is clear and publicly documented. I have been talking about gun violence since Sandy Hook,” said […]

Jenna Buzzacco-FoersterJune 14, 2016

Several Southwest Florida Republicans have thrown their support behind Francis Rooney. The Naples Republican announced Tuesday several Republican leaders in Collier and Lee counties have endorsed him in his bid to replace Curt Clawson in Congress. The list includes Michel Doherty, a prominent Lee County fundraiser and longtime community leader, and Roz Lesser, the Lee […]

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In new advertisement, Charlie Crist says Congress should be listening to the people

In new ad, Carlos Beruff says ‘we are all simply Americans’

Kathleen Passidomo releases her first SD 28 advertisement

Francis Rooney talks policy, politics during BUPAC meeting

Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump among the most unpopular presidential candidates

Carlos Lopez-Cantera won’t file to run for Senate if Marco Rubio decides to run again

Todd Wilcox releases national security and foreign policy proposal

Bill Nelson files legislation to notify FBI if terrorism suspect buys gun

Raquel Regalado fires back over after opponent’s criticism

Francis Rooney rolls out endorsements from SWFL community leaders