Anne GeggisApril 15, 2022
5min0
Four Democrats have filed to succeed Democratic Rep. Matt Willhite in inland Palm Beach County.
Tag: Matt Isbell
Anne GeggisApril 15, 2022Anne GeggisApril 1, 2022
4min0
Political newcomer Seth Densen will be going up against Port of Palm Beach Commissioner Katherine Waldron.
Jacob OglesMarch 29, 2022
32min0
Meanwhile, a June deadline for candidates to qualify for Congress looms.
Jesse SchecknerMarch 15, 2022
5min0
He still has less than half of what incumbent Republican Rep. Demi Busatta Cabrera holds.
Anne GeggisFebruary 11, 20224min0
Representatives and Senators are prohibited from accepting donations for re-election while Session is in progress.
Jacob OglesNovember 29, 2021
4min1231
These maps look better for Democrats than Congressional ones released earlier in the day.
Peter SchorschOctober 31, 2018
10min590
The most over-analyzed set of statistics in Florida politics is returned ballot math. Some very smart people pore over the data each day and do, frankly, an incredible job informing the public about how Floridians are voting. Matt Isbell, Steve Schale, Dr. Dan Smith, etc. These are all brilliant individuals, and they deserve our collective gratitude […]
Ryan RayApril 18, 2016
3min435
U.S. Rep. Gwen Graham said she is disappointed in Monday’s district to uphold redrawn U.S. House maps. Graham responded to news that a federal panel struck down objections to a recent redistricting decision filed by U.S. Rep. Corrine Brown who, like Graham, will now see radical changes to her congressional district. “I’m disappointed the Second Congressional District will […]
Ryan RayDecember 11, 2015
4min275
Former writer for the Florida Squeeze and other liberal blogs Dave Trotter announced his candidacy to challenge Rep. Eric Eisnaugle for House District 44, in the Orlando area on Wednesday. Trotter made the quixotic announcement from Montreal – “(yes, that Montréal, located in Canada, a foreign country)” he added – in an attempt to highlight perceived problems with the […]
Matthew IsbellSeptember 17, 2015
19min512
When Judge Terry Lewis convenes his redistricting trial this month, there will be seven different maps to examine: three from the Legislature and four from the plaintiffs. Let’s discuss key differences in the maps being proposed with specific focus on the maps submitted by the plaintiffs and how they compare with the Legislature’s proposals. Debate […]