Peter SchorschNovember 12, 2024
81min0
Florida Politics reflects on the trail, election, and its aftermath to see who emerged victorious, who tanked, and who landed somewhere in the middle.
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Peter SchorschNovember 12, 2024
Wire ServicesJuly 31, 2020
10min729
Committees tied to Republicans are trying to influence Democratic primaries.
Jacob OglesJuly 21, 2020
8min754
“I'm guided by science & reality."
Renzo DowneyNovember 26, 2019
4min516
The eight senior staffers include local and familiar names.
Drew WilsonMarch 12, 2019
11min806
VISIT FLORIDA funding and school choice expansion are a go. Gambling bills and a full certificate of need repeal are a no.
Drew WilsonMarch 12, 2019
9min1373
The state’s most tuned in political insiders have some firm opinions on two of the top Republicans in national politics. Florida Politics reached out to more than 100 of the state’s top political minds on to get their take President Donald Trump’s re-election odds and U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz standing with his campaign trail bestie, […]
Peter SchorschFebruary 8, 20198min549
Republicans were a near monolith in saying former Congressman had outperformed their expectations.
Drew WilsonFebruary 8, 20197min941
Gambling expansion is a bad bet, but smokable pot is even money.
Peter SchorschJune 19, 2017
3min573
Gwen Graham has tapped a longtime aide to run her 2018 gubernatorial campaign. Julia Gill Woodward is taking over the reins of Graham’s gubernatorial campaign. Woodward has a long history with the former Democratic congresswoman from Tallahassee, serving both on her 2014 congressional campaign and working as her chief of staff. “As a ninth-generation Floridian, […]
Ryan RayOctober 23, 2015
5min460
Josh Weierbach is no armchair quarterback, disinterestedly watching elections play out from afar: He spends his time on the front lines of Florida politics. As a one-time field organizer who now oversees the Florida Democratic Party’s often extensive field operations in the vital Tampa Bay region, Weierbach feels the pendulum swings of state political power from as close […]