Florida PhoenixOctober 3, 2023
6min0
The Florida Legislature has passed restrictions each year despite the state touting a secure 2020 election.
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Florida PhoenixOctober 3, 2023
Janelle Irwin TaylorMay 16, 2020
2min231
The April 14 election was postponed due to COVID-19.
Drew WilsonNovember 20, 2019
2min418
The event will be held Dec. 13 at First Baptist Church in Port Richey
Ryan NicolJune 17, 2019
6min688
“It is critical that our democracy reflects the diverse people who live in our nation."
Drew WilsonNovember 10, 20172min244
House Speaker Richard Corcoran is teaming up with Pasco County Tax Collector Mike Fasano and a host of other county officials and corporate sponsors for a holiday food giveaway on December 15. Corcoran and Fasano will be joined by county Supervisor of Elections Brian Corley, Property Appraiser Gary Joiner and Sheriff Chris Nocco for the […]
Keith MorelliJune 29, 2016
6min245
The collecting began last year, and the contributions flowed into Tampa Bay incumbent constitutional officers focused winning this fall’s elections and keeping their jobs for four more years. By last week, when qualifying ended, nearly a dozen had raked in close to $900,000, ready to wage war with challengers to their positions as sheriffs, tax […]
Jenna Buzzacco-FoersterFebruary 16, 2016
8min565
There may be a month until Florida’s presidential preference primary, but thousands of Sunshine State voters are already casting their ballots. Elections offices across the state have sent about 1.8 million absentee, or vote by mail, ballots this election cycle. About 47 percent of those ballots went to registered Republicans; while 40 percent were sent […]
Jenna Buzzacco-FoersterFebruary 3, 2016
4min357
There’s still more than a month before the Florida primary, but some voters are already casting their ballots. Elections officials have already mailed 28,862 ballots to military and civilian voters living overseas. The deadline to get those ballots in the mail was Saturday. The next round of vote-by-mail ballots are scheduled to go out Tuesday […]
Jim RosicaOctober 28, 2015
1min208
A bill filed Wednesday would expand the types of identification accepted at polling places in Florida. The legislation (SB 666) was submitted Wednesday by state Sen. John Legg of Trinity. It would add veterans’ health identification cards and concealed weapon licenses to “the list of acceptable forms of identification at a polling place or early voting site.” Pasco County […]